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  1. Re:Hours of crappy goodness on CVS Disposable Camcorder Hacked · · Score: 1

    Shop Smart! Shop Subversion-Mart!

  2. Re:I'm screwed? on IBM Shifts 14,000 Jobs to India · · Score: 1

    I think the Calcutta Learning Institute of Technology has a distance program.

  3. The problem ... on IBM Shifts 14,000 Jobs to India · · Score: 4, Insightful

    The problem with outsourcing is that eventually the cheap work gets more expensive, then it becomes too much of a burden and things have to shift again ...

    So, gradually, the corporations will pick random underdeveloped countries and beef them up to a point where the workers are too expensive, then they'll move on - until there are no underdeveloped countries left, just bloated overdeveloped cesspools full of unemployed engineers and white collars.

  4. Re:Quadruple independent redundancy. on Rats 'Cripple' NZ Web Access · · Score: 1

    Well, can you blame them? They had a hanta virus outbreak, after all.

    Granted, I think that was field mice, but it's the same thing ;-)

  5. Re:One important thing is missing: on How to Become A Real-World Superhero · · Score: 1

    We have no supervillains? Since when?

  6. Re:One important thing is missing: on How to Become A Real-World Superhero · · Score: 1

    [sarcasm] Well, THANK YOU Captain Amazing. [/sarcasm]

    (So says Casanova Frankenstein. Rawk!)

  7. Re:More Efficient Coastal Farming on Water Now More Awesome Than Previously Thought · · Score: 2, Funny

    You only have a lobe? I have a whole hemisphere!

  8. Re:Kudos Netcraft on Netcraft Toolbar for Firefox Available · · Score: 1

    Does the Netcraft toolbar run on FreeBSD?

  9. Re:people search on Google Acquires Dodgeball · · Score: 1

    You're not evil, you're just good looking.

  10. Re:Pattern recognition on Interview with the Creator of BitTorrent · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I hate when commercials get that predictable. I only use my special powers to detect when the show is coming back (there's usually about a 0.1s longer pause before the show returns, than there is between commercials).

    If only my TV or DCT could autosense that, much like the silence-detecting casette decks of audio past. :)

  11. Re:What about... on Interview with the Creator of BitTorrent · · Score: 1

    92192138248446827

    If I search all the slashdot comments, can I find a bunch of AC posts that trace back to you? :)

  12. Re:All kidding aside... on Interview with the Creator of BitTorrent · · Score: 2, Funny

    Oh, like Ken Jennings?

  13. Uhmm ... on Motorola Debuts Nano-Emissive Flat Screen · · Score: -1, Troll

    No.

  14. Re:Except one thing on Microsoft 'under attack' On All Fronts · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I use Photoshop for 'drawing' shapes and text, and then applying their supplied effects. Gimp is far from sufficient for me (what? no pre-stocked vector shapes library? Pshaw!), so I find it amusing when people claim it's 'ahead' of Photoshop. In other words, I concur with your acquired taste assessment.

  15. Re:Heartening news on Launch Date for First Solar Sail due Monday · · Score: 1

    When the Darwin Awards started offering a one million dollar prize.

    Oh, wait, they didn't? Uh oh.

  16. Re:Hah. on From Carnivore to Herbivore · · Score: 1

    I've got four words for you, Mr Anonymous Coward: FOSSILIZED DINOSAUR POOP NUGGETS

  17. Re:Bittorrent on Initial ROTS Reviews Hit the Internet · · Score: 1

    Yeah, the ads are lame, but a lot of the time the previews are better than the movie :)

    They need to bring back the Snapple ads with the hamsters.

  18. Re:Quick, Take it back! on Initial ROTS Reviews Hit the Internet · · Score: 1

    Well, that explains the Rastafarians.

  19. Re:Now if someone on Mathematicians Become Hollywood Consultants · · Score: 1

    Well, from what I've heard, Flashover would be a significant enough effect to make a movie about.

    Of course, if the interferometrics are too high, people won't even bother watching the movie.

    Sidenote: I always thought that was a made-up term for ST:Voyager. Oops.

  20. Re:Now if someone on Mathematicians Become Hollywood Consultants · · Score: 1

    Heh :) The thing that *always* bothers me about movie computer systems is that the usernames and passwords are not case sensitive.

  21. Re:Bloody OSS Bludgers on The Unemployed Working on OSS Projects · · Score: 1

    How helpful. Now, can you find out an etymology of the word?

    I wonder if it came from Dole Banana/Pineapple Plantations during the Depression ...

  22. Re:Bloody OSS Bludgers on The Unemployed Working on OSS Projects · · Score: 1

    Yes, you're definitely an American. ;-)

  23. Re:And the loser is... on Cars that Can't Crash? · · Score: 1

    That would be a hell of a lot better than some of the HMO stories I've heard.

  24. Re:focus grouping on Serenity Screenings Sell Out · · Score: 1

    You're a stuck up sissy with a penchant for flexing your intellectual muscle in situations that are totally inappropriate? :D

  25. Re:so does unemployment on Annual Fee For Your Comment? · · Score: 1

    I actually did look at the guy's resume, and it looked fine to me. It also looked text-based and perfect for emailing. I bet the guy with three job offers had some crappy word document that he did "Save As HTML" to put online ;-)