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  1. Re:Don't be sorry. on Novell Files for Summary Judgment Against SCO · · Score: 1

    I agree.

  2. Pre-Bubble Burst on Avoiding the Cube Farm - Effective Office Floor Plans? · · Score: 3, Funny
  3. Re:Well on British Man Trades Frequent Flyer Miles for Space Shot · · Score: 1

    It's just artificial preliminary publicity, don't think otherwise.

  4. Re:It All Depends on Their Maturity on Would You Hire a Former Black Hat? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I know how it can be fun, but not much gets done during those times. There is the "team building" concept in such situations to be considered though.

    Thanks for the reply, I'm now going to go in on a Saturday! [you bastard]

  5. Re:It All Depends on Their Maturity on Would You Hire a Former Black Hat? · · Score: 1

    High IQ comes with the terroritory

    Interesting statement, if I may make a comment.

    Does it appear to you that people are getting dumber as a reult of having "smart" systems do things for them? By this I mean that people rely more on the intelligence built-in to the software and don't even bother to question the output.

  6. Re:It All Depends on Their Maturity on Would You Hire a Former Black Hat? · · Score: 1

    In any technical-type, thinking job, working lots of overtime usually resolves to:

    - wants to get away from home life (pesky wife and kids)
    - no life (nothing better to do)
    - greed (gotta get that Hummer)
    - one-upmanship on fellow workers ("you slackers, I was here 14 hours yesterday!")
    - many hours spent wastefully (anything beyond 8-9/day is not productive)

  7. Re:It All Depends on Their Maturity on Would You Hire a Former Black Hat? · · Score: 1

    The whole wardrobe is black.

    I feel your pain. As a colour-blind individual myself, I tend towards blacks and grays also as this helps me to not make a fashion mistake in the eyes of my peers.

  8. Re:DMCA to the rescue on Only a 'Moron' Would Buy YouTube · · Score: 1

    "mcuban" [cough-cough], couldn't you get one of your paid assistants to at least break your thoughts down into paragraphs for you? This is a site with high standards for concise writing and adherence to grammaticle conventions.

    Thanks.

  9. Re:Not to mention... on Only a 'Moron' Would Buy YouTube · · Score: 1

    What is all this tubes stuff? It's pipes, dammit!

  10. OT: Re:Guinness Book of Trivia on Doctor Who Makes Guinness Book of World Records · · Score: 1

    Ha! That reminded me of:

    Now over to the sign of the marathon for incontinent people.

    There's an enormous entry this year: 44 competitors from 29 countries, all with weak bladders, ready for the world's longest race and just aching to go!


    [The starter's pistol goes off, and the competitors all go for the toilet.]

  11. Re:Piracy on Hollywood Says Piracy Has Ripple Effect · · Score: 1

    I'm not a hard-core computer geek but I "got" the joke. Very funny.

  12. Re:Headline Changed on Intel Previews Potential Replacement for Flash Memory · · Score: 1

    You wrote, "The headline has been changed clandestinely ...", I didn't.

    The word you used implies that something sneaky was going on when in fact the headline change was a simple clarification.

    *That's* my point, see?

  13. Re:Similar to CD-RW? on Intel Previews Potential Replacement for Flash Memory · · Score: 1

    You mean thongs, both versions of which can be seen on beaches.

  14. Re:Headline Changed on Intel Previews Potential Replacement for Flash Memory · · Score: 1

    clandestinely: marked by, held in, or conducted with secrecy.

  15. Smelling Plants on A Plant That Can Smell · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Nothing new here, as apparently, this one smells quite a lot.

  16. Re:No. on Sexy Intel Computer Design Worth Big Bucks · · Score: 1

    Proof that a curvy pink box can be less sexy than a plain beige box.

    Wait - am I supposed to infer that a subtle but crude reference to female body parts is being made here by computer nerds?

  17. Re:Reminded me of Grade School on Intel's "Terascale" Vision · · Score: 1

    Isn't there something called an Arm processor? Core vs. Arm - that brought back a lot of fond gaming memories.

  18. Re:huh? on Microreactors Change Propane into Hydrogen · · Score: 2, Informative

    Maybe they're using pure oxygen to reach those temperatures and get a more complete burn.

    http://www.fossil.energy.gov/programs/powersystems /gasification/howgasificationworks.html

  19. Re:Get Real on Funding for Technology Classes? · · Score: 1

    Keep in mind most southern schools have "Booster Clubs"...

    Did members of said club go on to be active political party supporters (left or right)?

  20. Re:Engineers do it to on The Culture of Evasion · · Score: 1

    Certainly not their newly-purchased RPN HP calculators.

  21. CIA / MI6 / NSA on The Culture of Evasion · · Score: 1

    And to think that we used to consider the cold war spy games of surveillance, deception, redirection and lies as nasty stuff.

  22. Re:Idiotic on Content Owners to Charge Royalties for Searching? · · Score: 1

    Like a Wiffle Bat? If I was still in Montreal I'd look you up.

    PAB

  23. Re:Fair enough on Content Owners to Charge Royalties for Searching? · · Score: 1

    I am saddened by this new "tubes" analogy. If it was still termed 'piping' I might have made a lot of money by leasing my domain names. Oh, well, back to the drafting board for me. Cheers.

  24. Re:A Constructive Suggestion... on Running a Non-Partisan Political Forum? · · Score: 1

    Also encourage correct spelling. 'Principals' and 'Principles' are two different concepts.

  25. Re:Idiotic on Content Owners to Charge Royalties for Searching? · · Score: 1

    At the moment I solve the issue by forcing you to come to enough of my live performances to memorize my work

    Where do I sign up?