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  1. Medical Analogy on Analyzing the Microsoft Tablet PC · · Score: 1

    From article: "Tablet is the wrong medicinal analogy: suppository more adequately describes the Smart Display experience."

    Hmmm...a suppository goes up into your backside, doesn't it? That thing seems pretty big, I would imagine some chafing to occur.

  2. Size Doesn't Matter on Comparing Sci-fi Starship Sizes · · Score: 1

    It's not the size...it's how you use it.

  3. Make it the First Superpower on The Googlewashing Of Our Language · · Score: 1

    If only somehow we could harness the power of all the people surfing for pr0n on the net...

  4. It's About Time on Senator Calls For Copy-Protection Tags · · Score: 1

    Finally, somebody in Congress is actually trying to do what we put them in office to do...to satisfy their constituents.

    How many people have complained regarding the adequate labeling of copy-protected CD's? Tons. Hopefully labeling these CD's will make users aware of them and choose not to buy them. I think it's utterly ridiculous how the EMC (Evil Music Corporations) are trying to tell the users how they can (or rather cannot) use the product they just shelled out 18 dollars for.

  5. The JOHN theory on House and Senate Reject E-mail Surveillance · · Score: 1

    Good, this tells John ASScroft and John Poindexter to FUCK OFF!!!

    "And from this day on, all the bathrooms in the kingdom shall be known as...JOHNS!"
    -- King Richard from "Robin Hood: Men In Tights"

  6. lost weight...feel great on Hilary Rosen Will Step Down As RIAA Head · · Score: 3, Funny

    Looks like the RIAA just lost 200 pounds of ugly fat...too bad they still need to lose about a thousand more.

    Hey Hilary, I'll save you a spot in the unemployment line, bitch.

  7. Re:These things are going to continue. on Verizon Loses Suit Over Subpoena of Subscriber Info · · Score: 1

    Good point...I guess it's easier to blame the sign of the times rather than what has always been in place.

  8. Re:These things are going to continue. on Verizon Loses Suit Over Subpoena of Subscriber Info · · Score: 2, Insightful

    It seems lately that the laws passed in the USA are only passed because they benefit the small minority of rich assholes who run everything.

    Damn the man.

  9. Solution...maybe? on Verizon Loses Suit Over Subpoena of Subscriber Info · · Score: 1

    Can this guy just go out and buy all the CD's he had downloaded the songs from and claim that he did not know how to rip the CD's into MP3's...so instead he downloaded them?

  10. Re:Typical AOL chat room conversation.. on Has AOL Lost Its Sex Drive? · · Score: 1

    This is SexxyStud91134:

    You mean HotMamma92394848 is....not really an 18 year old Asian girl who has difficulty with her nymphomania problem?!

    Dammit, now those penis enlargment pills I ordered from a link in my AOL mailbox are forfeit!!!!

  11. Here's Why on Would a Boycott of the MPAA/RIAA Help Matters? · · Score: 1

    People enjoy movies. Enjoyment is addicting.

    And we all know how an addiction is hard to break.

  12. Mockery on Keeping An Eye On Total Information Awareness · · Score: 2, Insightful

    About an hour ago, I saw one of those commercials from the President's Ass...err...Ad Council. It was that commercial where you first see a neighborhood with no flags in it, then the commentator says something like, "Terrorists thought they could change America on nine-eleven...they did", and then you see the same neighborhood, only this time covered in American flags. The next message on the screen is, "Freedom. Cherish it, Protect It."

    What a bunch of BS. Here they sit preaching freedom when, in fact, we are losing freedom with such questionable practices like the US Patriot Act, Homeland Security Act, TIPS, and now TIA.

    I guess all it takes is a few airplanes hurtling from the sky to push the American people into submission and toss aside the rights that so many fought so hard for in the past.

    Don't be a scared sheep, contact Congress and voice your opinion, for whatever it is worth. You can fax Congress and the President here -> www.truemajority.org

  13. The Secret Source Code!!! on MS Proposes Disclosing Windows Source To India · · Score: 3, Funny

    Today, Indian government officials examined the Microsoft Windows source code and realized that 99% of the code, when printed in landscape, formed an image that faintly represented a fat, sweaty, balding man screaming around a stage like a monkey.

  14. Bare to the bone on The Most Dangerous Server Rooms · · Score: 2, Funny

    Check this out:

    www.theregister.co.uk/media/926.jpg

    That's a HELL of a case mod ;)

  15. Ingredients... on WINE: A New Place for KLEZ to Play? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Putting too much M$ in Linux makes bitter WINE.

  16. Re:Rumors also have... on U.S. Ranks 17th in Freedom of the Press · · Score: 1

    Of course, anyone with an IQ over 80 would also realize that 'fucktard' is not a word. Try again, RETARD!

  17. Re:Rumors also have... on U.S. Ranks 17th in Freedom of the Press · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Oh really? Then can you explain how the government can detain Jose Padilla...aka the Dirty Bomber?! He was a U.S. citizen who was immediately taken into military imprisonment WITHOUT the premise of "INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY"! They had no proof that he had any plans to detonate a "dirty bomb".

    When somebody can take arrest a citizen without due process of law and detain that person for as long as "they feel like it", there comes a point where freedom is no longer truly freedom, just a pretend term used to appease the masses.

  18. Re:Rumors also have... on U.S. Ranks 17th in Freedom of the Press · · Score: 2, Informative
  19. Re:Rumors also have... on U.S. Ranks 17th in Freedom of the Press · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Just look at the wave of "patriotism" after September 11th. It became more like, "If you question anything the President says, you're considered a terrorist too...".

    The big American media companies are just a tool for the government to push people onto "their" way of thinking.

    It's all a game of give and take. The media conglomerates contribute big to campaign funding and biased media coverage in return for tax breaks and favors.

  20. 17th place because... on U.S. Ranks 17th in Freedom of the Press · · Score: 1

    Corporations hate bad publicity...

    I guess it's more important to feed "War on Terrorism" and "Attack on Iraq" garbage to people than actually concentrate on real issues like the economy.

  21. Sue me... on Google sued as PetsWarehouse Lawsuit Continues. · · Score: 1

    What exactly has been said to *coughINMYOPINIONPETSWAREHOUSE.COMISAHORRIBLETERRI BLEDISPICABLEONLINESERVICETHATDESERVESTOBESHUTDOWN cough*

    piss off Robert *coughMEANSPIRITEDUGLYSTUPIDDUMBMOTHERFUCKERWHICHI SONLYASTATEMENTOFMYOPINIONSOYOUCANNOTSUEMEYOUUGLYM ONEYHUNGRYBASTARDcough* Novak?

  22. What If... on One Year After September 11 · · Score: 1

    "It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth."

    These are the words Morpheus uses in "The Matrix" to describe the alternate reality of the Matrix to Neo.

    But think about it, how far from the truth are we?

    One year ago exactly, a terrible tragedy occurred which destroyed almost 3000 people. Airliners were hijacked and made into missles to destroy only the largest building in the US and supposedly the most safest place in world, the Pentagon. If this was a movie scenario, it would seem too grand and absurd to be real; however, it is real.

    Suddenly there is a war in Afghanistan. A war against terrorism, a obscure and blurry enemy, who never remains fully visible or even the same.

    Flash forward to the ousting of the Taliban. US and Northern Alliance forces seize back Afghanistan from "terror". Now there is a controversial oil pipeline running through that country and the rights of American citizens being taken away here in the States. Wire taps, invasion of privacy, and the new ability to imprison American citizens (ala Jose Padilla) without a trial or the premise of "innocent until proven guilty" takes precedence to "fight terror". The American President is looking to start a new war on a country that poses no evident threat to the US. It also turns out that this country has the second largest reserves of oil in the world.

    What has happened? Was 9-11 a terrible tragedy commited by heinous madmen using Islam for their justifications, or is it a convenient vehicle somehow construed to enable future wars to occur? Did somebody let 9-11 go by with the understanding that Americans would lose more rights after this tragedy and be easier to monitor and control? Does "fighting terrorism" offer enough support and justification for bombing other countries for no valid reason?

    Is there another world out there that only the rich elite in higher power know about and manipulate every day?

    I don't know, but if there is, 3,000 lives are not worth it.

    You can flame me and call me a nut if you want, but all I ask is that you think about it.