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  1. Re:So, there is no benefit at all to this technolo on Flash Memory with Copy Protection · · Score: 1

    [ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && rm -rf / || echo \"You live\"

    Thanks, now I'll have to clean Orange Crush from my keyboard!

  2. Re:Canadian super politeness on Canada's Do-Not-Hesitate-To-Call List · · Score: 1

    Screw Eliza, all you need is Dr. Sbaitso, the original AI.

  3. Re:Wow.. on Company to Settle and Mine Mars · · Score: 1

    Don't you mean cookbooks?

  4. Re:Top reason HCI is in its Stone Age on Top 8 Reasons HCI is in its Stone Age · · Score: 1

    Lol, but wasn't it sulphuric acid that RadioActive Man was drenched in?

  5. Re:OMFG on Help Beta Test Slashdot CSS · · Score: 1

    Ok, you take care of the pigs and I'll take care of some cows that decided to drop by...

  6. Re:Another AI test on How I Failed the Turing Test · · Score: 1

    the A/C in my new car doesn't blast me in the face with cool air?

    Don't Anonymous Cowards usually blast hot air in people's face? And you get slashdot in your car? cool.

  7. Re:Enough! on Yet More 360 Details · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    You don't agree with me, fine, but modding me a troll? How was my comment a troll? I was expressing that fact that I was tired of hearing about the damn Xbox360, look at the slashdot articles from August:
    • Xbox 360 Details and NYC Store On August 31st, 2005 with 47 comments
    • New Xbox Live Pricing Revealed On August 30th, 2005 with 72 comments
    • Japanese Devs Talk 360 Development On August 30th, 2005 with 65 comments
    • The Xbox 360 Motherboard Exposed On August 28th, 2005 with 30 comments
    • The 360's Towering Pricetag Explored On August 25th, 2005 with 224 comments
    • XBox 360 Bundles Top $700 On August 24th, 2005 with 150 comments
    • Xbox 360 - What You Get For Your Money On August 22nd, 2005 with 108 comments
    • J Allard Interviewed On August 22nd, 2005 with 233 comments
    • Xbox 360 - What You Get For Your Money On August 22nd, 2005 with 108 comments
    • Xbox360 Pricing, 2 Models at Launch On August 17th, 2005 with 621 comments
    • 20 Reasons Why The 360 Might Fail in Japan On August 16th, 2005 with 120 comments
    • Xbox 360 Launch to Face Several Hurdles On August 16th, 2005 with 428 comments
    • The Hidden Boot Code of the Xbox On August 12th, 2005 with 284 comments
    • An Original Xbox Designer Talks 360 On August 11th, 2005 with 71 comments
    • MS Seeks Entrance Fee to XBox Accessory Market On August 10th, 2005 with 385 comments
    • Analyst Says Two 360 Versions At Launch On August 10th, 2005 with 81 comments
    • Behind the Xbox Boot Code On August 8th, 2005 with 52 comments
    • Xbox As An Indie Movie Studio On August 7th, 2005 with 114 comments
    • What Xbox Games Will Be Backwards Compatible? On August 5th, 2005 with 164 comments
    • Sony May Delay PS3 Until 2007 On August 4th, 2005 with 457 comments
    • Xbox 360 for $300 On August 3rd, 2005 with 723 comments
    • Half-Life 3 on the XBox 360? On August 2nd, 2005 with 88 comments
    ENOUGH WITH THAT XBOX SHIT ALREADY!
    I'm sure there other more newsworthy game related stuff out there.
  8. Re:Seems ok. on Vanilla Kernel 2.6 Stability vs 2.4? · · Score: 1

    For Linux and Unix hosts you measure uptime, for Windows hosts you measure the number of reboots.

  9. Enough! on Yet More 360 Details · · Score: 0, Troll

    Enough of this Xbox360 shit, I'm tired of hearing about it, please stop posting fucking xbox 'articles'.

  10. Re:Needs web browser on An Actively Developed GUI for ... FreeDOS? · · Score: 1

    OpenBSD runs on a 486 with 8MB ram, you can use lynx to browse. Now, as for graphical stuff, I don't know, I never dared...

  11. Re:24mm square = 1" square. on World's Smallest MP3 Player · · Score: 1

    "...thumb is very nearly one inch at its widest, thus solidifying the concept of a "rule of thumb"."

    Interesting, in french, inch is pouce which is the same as thumb, i.e.:

    <obvious_example>'roues de 19 pouces' is '19 inch wheels' and 'J'ai 2 pouces' is 'I have 2 thumbs' </obvious_example>

  12. Listerv or mailing list on How to Run an Ethical Mail List? · · Score: 5, Insightful

    What about a listserv/mailing list? If thye REALLY want mail, then that's not spam and let THEM sign up.

    my 2 cents.

  13. Re:Buick LaCrosse, anyone ? on Longhorn's Offical Name is Windows Vista · · Score: 1

    Or as exactly the name 'La Crosse' means 'the sperm' slanged ('the cum', 'the jiz', etc...).

  14. Read slashdot's QOTD on TiVo Lets You Respond to Ads · · Score: 1

    QOTD could no be more of a 'coincidence':

    You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements. -- Norman Douglas

  15. Re:Yuk on U.N. To Govern Internet? · · Score: 3, Insightful

    A new coordination organization was formed, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Initially led from MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science by Tim Berners-Lee (the inventor of the WWW)

    This says the MIT start W3C, not that they invented WWW and that at some point Tim joined them, which HE was part of the team that created WWW. Tim worked a CERN when he invented it, check my links in my parent post.

  16. Re:Yuk on U.N. To Govern Internet? · · Score: 3, Informative

    WWW: later addon from MIT

    Sorry to burst your bubble but WWW is a CERN invention (international organization part in Switzerland, and part in France). Check here and here.

  17. Re:lovely on Australian Man Found Guilty for Hyperlinking · · Score: 3, Funny

    You anonymous coward.

    He's paranoid you insensitive clod.

  18. Re:Short synopsis for the lazy on MIT Physicists Create New Form of Matter · · Score: 1

    For a interesting insight, check out 'Angels and Demons' by Dan Brown, the guy who wrote 'The DaVinci Code'. Brings the whole Religion Vs. Sciences war into perspective, a very good read.

  19. Re:Cut to the chase - $3.4 million on How to Become A Real-World Superhero · · Score: 1

    To all that replied, thank you, I stand corrected. This just goes to show I don't know much about handguns. However, from the page:
    Specs: Caliber - .44 Magnum; Bullet Weight - 240 Gr.; Muzzle Velocity - 1180 fps.; Muzzle Energy - 740 ft-lbs.; -

    So they DO say that it's the bullet's weight, not charge or cartidge or whatever. Unless someone DOES know about handguns/ammo, this is a mistake not to be blamed on the reader, right?

  20. Re:Cut to the chase - $3.4 million on How to Become A Real-World Superhero · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Yeah, and the energy from a .44 magnum is about the same as a fast softball. Big deal.

    hmmm, now i'm rusty but:

    Softball: 400g, fast pitch: 60-70mph (~105km/h~= 29m/s)
    .44 magnum bullet: let's say for a Desert Eagle: Weight - 240 Gr.; Muzzle Velocity - 1180 fps.(~259m/s); source
    Ok, if I'm not mistaken you can measure the kinetic energy with the momentum (please correct me if I am wrong) with E=(mv^2)/2

    E1=kinetic energy from ball
    E1=(0.4 kg)/2 * (29 m/s)^2=0.2 kg * 841 m2/s2= 168.2 J

    E2=kinetic energy from bullet
    E2=(0.24 kg)/2 * (259 m/s)^2=0.12kg * 67081 m2/s2 ~= 8050 J

    sorry, but 168.2 and 8050 are not 'about the same', not even the same ball park.

  21. Re:LOL on LA Times Pulls Wikitorial, Blames Slashdot · · Score: 5, Funny

    You mispelled "the". :-)

    You misspelled "misspelled".


    You misquoted 'mispelled' as "misspelled" to indicate that 'misspelled' was misspelled as 'mispelled'.

  22. Re:Its going to be hot soon on Homebrew Air Conditioning for Under $25 · · Score: 2, Informative

    actually, ever heard of Maple? UWaterloo started it.

  23. Re:Your company's priorities on Distributing Windows Programs to Linux Desktops? · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Whaaaa? Now THAT'S rare: someone admitting that they are wrong, here...

    You sir are commendable, my salutations!

  24. Re:One hardware driver one from way back. on Device Drivers Filled with Flaws, Pose Risk · · Score: 2, Funny

    I actually have done this and it does work on some modems, pretty cool actually. Think: someone might try to view comments and keep getting disconnected right at this moment.

  25. Re:One hardware driver one from way back. on Device Drivers Filled with Flaws, Pose Risk · · Score: 1

    sorry, it's +++ATH0 not ATH0+++ as probably by now others posters have replied.