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  1. Out in the Cold on Starcraft · · Score: 1

    Strange how Blizzard would go after (sue) a movie, named Diablo (a well recognised, common, dictionary word, meaning the Devil) But would ignore a book called Starcraft.....

  2. Photoshop Vs. Law on Computers, Court, and Fingerprints · · Score: 2

    I Photoshop my Photo-radar tickets, superimposing the police officer's liscence plate in place of my own. I then take the edited ticket, to the Courts, and claim that this is not my liscence plate, and the charge is thrown out.
    Photographic evidence, specifically such evidence, that has clearly had the oppertunity to be edited, should never be permissable.

  3. Re:Johnny Five Alive?! on Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines · · Score: 1

    JOhnny5 Meets Shockwave

  4. Re:Thanks on FTC Moves Forward With National Do-Not-Call List · · Score: 1
    Next: Stalker sues State for issuing restraining order, denying his ex-wife the opportunity to be harassed mercilessly.

    You need to word it properly: Ex Lover sues State for issuing restraining order, denying his ex-wife a Life extending opertunity.

  5. Re:Get Off The Mailing Lists Now! on FTC Moves Forward With National Do-Not-Call List · · Score: 1

    Know ahead of time, that before they sign you up for the service, they charge [a modest] $5.

  6. Pioneer 10 on Whisper Heard From Pioneer 10 · · Score: 1
    Now if only computer manufacturers could make equipment even remotely this sturdy."

    Here's an idea, how bout NASA Creating equipment this sturdy. I don't think they have, since... Pioneer 10

  7. Ignoring the Obvious on Still More RIAA News · · Score: -1, Flamebait
    So Slashdot can barely stay up, what can we do to distract the readers? Lets post about the RIAA, and get people all riled up..

    News flash, no one cares if they're cooking their books. Let them drown in their own mistakes.

  8. Defying Everything on Web Zeitgeist · · Score: 2, Interesting
    Leave it to the Backstreet Boys, to be the first boyband, to tumble up.

    Those guys will do anything for attention

  9. $90 Million Anually on Fast CD-R Drives Make For Twice the Piracy · · Score: 5, Funny
    So, if they cost the industry $90 million, assume they were selling their CD's for 1/3rd the cost of Retail, Minus expenses... these guys would have made roughly 10 MILLION dollars. Why do they have less than 200 Fast CD burners?

    Doesn't add up. RIAA's math skills should be used to power interstellar space ships.

  10. That was quick on Examining a Tablet PC · · Score: 0, Troll

    I'm surprised that it took the /. community this long to get their hands on one of these. Now how long till we see a tablet build of linux?

  11. Thanx! on IAB Recommends Larger Web Advertising · · Score: 1
    Thank God for the Opensource community. Forever thwarting the online advertising market.

    I'm quite fascinated by how initially, the internet was considered our playground. Then it was considered the worlds playground. Now, it's considered the worlds advertising medium, except for the L337, to whom, it is still a playground.

  12. Percentages on Inside One Of the Last Vinyl Record Manufacturers · · Score: 1

    Um... Incase people didn't know, when you represent the ONLY manufacturer of a well known medium, you're going to be Very successful. Even if it is a small percentage, that's a small percentage of a LARGE number of people. 1% of 35 Million is still 350,000.

  13. Punny on OS/2 Going, Going... Gone · · Score: -1, Troll

    ObSolete 2

  14. Re:What are the Microsoft licensing requirements? on CodeWeavers Release Server Version Of CrossOver · · Score: 1

    If they had realized it was possible, it would have likley already been forbidden

  15. Refund? on Windows Refund Day II · · Score: 3, Informative
    I always expected to get the standard software answer, if trying to return an OS.

    "Due to the nature of software piracy, we can not offer refunds or exchanges on open, or OEM software"

  16. Go For It on Human vs Computer Intelligence · · Score: 1

    Someone should write (or post a link to) a computer version of 20 Questions, where first, you think of something, and the computer has to guess (with yes/no questions), then switch roles, where the computer has to think of something, where you have to guess. Lowest score wins.

  17. Charge for what? on One Answer To Spam: Sell Your Interruption Time · · Score: 1

    Assume this works. Assume that you do get paid $0.05 US for each email you receive. Do you now have to read it? Are you forced to actually open that SPAM? You may make $5,000/week, but you'll be spending every hour of every day, reading about how to increase your manhood, or please women. Not how i'd like to spend my day.

  18. Re:Wishful Thinking on One Answer To Spam: Sell Your Interruption Time · · Score: 1
    Just look at Microsoft. They may say 'We're Microsoft, we don't have to care' But they can only say that so many times, before the OpenSource Alternative numbers grow, and grow, and grow. At what point, does the company realize, that without caring about the customers, the customers stop caring about the company?

    Lily Tomlin said that many a year ago, and since then, the rules of business have greatly changed.

  19. But.... on One Answer To Spam: Sell Your Interruption Time · · Score: 1

    I mean really... how many spammers out there, even actually know that your email address exists when they send spam? I have a mostly english email address, and i'd assume that 80% of the spam that i get, goes to randomly generated email addresses.
    This idea, is much like the idea, of charging people to look at you. Many people will see you anyway, and you'll never catch them, let alone make them pay.

  20. Check it out on An Unbiased Analysis of Gun Crime vs. Gun Control? · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Bowling for Columbine. It may not be completely unbiased, but Michael Moore's pretty good at shedding light on what people don't want you to see.
    Now playng at a theater near you.

  21. PC Party on Joe Clark's Answers -- In Valid XHTML · · Score: 1
    Wow. This guy leads the Canadian PC Party?

    Who Knew?

  22. Supplies! on Ipsos-Reid: More Americans Downloading Music · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Buying an Album shouldn't be like opening a gift bag. You should be able to know what's on the disc, before you buy it, to decide if you WANT to buy it. Sure, the radio plays 1 or 2 songs, over, and over and over.... and Most modern music stores will let you listen to a CD in store, but what if i want to listen to that music in context?
    So i download it, give it a listen from my favorite armchair, and decide wether or not it's worth my $20. If not, it goes into the Recyclebin. I'm not a pirate, if i don't like it, i don't keep it. If i do like it, i buy it, and rip a higher quality MP3 straight from the CD.

  23. Re:Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls on Kiwi Geeks Seek Domain · · Score: 1
    This looks like a typical Slashdot poll... complete with a Cowboy Neal option.

    Which .NZ domain would you register?

  24. Sitting? on A Twisty Maze Of Sewerbot Links, All Different · · Score: 2

    Look before sitting? I do half my dirty work standing as it is, how bout, just don't sit!

  25. Similaraties on First-Person Account Of Video Game Addiction · · Score: 2, Insightful
    When Bowling, one may have to wear ugly shoes, but occasionally, you may get a trophy, or even prize money.
    Drug addicts, can eventually become wrapped up enough in the life style, that they can become dealers, or sometimes get freebees.
    Play Everquest long enough, eventually you can sell your character for megabucks on Ebay.

    More proof, that evil begets evil.