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  1. Re:This is an industry problem, not just gamespy. on Gamespy Installer Spreads Nimda · · Score: 1

    No, it's not really the Nimda worm. It's a new game: Virus hide and seek. Fun! Fun!

  2. Re:Next Time, on Survival for Mom-and-Pop Computer Stores? · · Score: 1

    I wish I knew how to make a mom and pop business work, so I could open one instead of fixing computers for those slave drivers, Pomeroy Computer Resources, who may go down with wordcom, since they fix all of worldcom's computers, have been extending them credit, and are owed a kings ransom, which they will never recieve if worldcom files bankruptcy. Service is Pomeroy's one profitable division in this economy, and that's based on counting worldcom chickens that haven't hatched!

  3. Re:Atari, Today on Atari's 30th Anniversary · · Score: 1

    Blasteroids. That green planetoid guy was called Mukor. He was kind of like Sinistar, except Sinistar would hand him his ass in a fight!

  4. Re:CmdrTaco... on The Who's John Entwistle Dead · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    You have to have BALLS to play golf.

  5. Re:He ignores one possible solution... on Winning the E.T. Lottery · · Score: 1

    If the aliens put life here, where did the aliens come from? There's just no answereing these chicken and egg questions, unless you send me your money, then I'll tell you the answers!

  6. Re:Vanishingly small probabilities on Winning the E.T. Lottery · · Score: 1

    My quarter landed on edge! Must be some kind of alien technology.

  7. Re:Shoddy code? on Give Us Your Tired PowerPoint, Your Failed Plans ... · · Score: 1

    It's a shame they didn't go to Hustler. They could have demonstrated what Enron did to it's employees and it's customers. Playboy doesn't allow the graphic stuff.

  8. Re:Bad businesses? Pet shrinks? on Give Us Your Tired PowerPoint, Your Failed Plans ... · · Score: 1

    Psychology and Psychiatry are just pseudo-sciences invented to push pills. They have invented so many disorders, and drugs to cure them that everybody has one. It's a bad business if bad means dishonest, but not if bad means unprofitable. Psychics? I predict that you will give a con artist your money! The future is a book that isn't written yet, you can't skip ahead to the end. There is no such thing as a psychic! They didn't forsee 9/11, or the wildfires out west, or anything like that. They'll be getting rich as long as there are stupid people though. Here is another bad business idea. Taco bell naming things without researching what the name means in Spanish. Chilito = little dick Gordita = fat girl

  9. This is cool! let's put the stuff in cars! on Low-Tech Cell Phone Blocking · · Score: 1

    If we put this sheilding into cars, we wouldn't have to deal with people in front of us, weaving sise to side, driving 35mph on the freeway, talking on the cell phone, until then, WOULD YOU DRIVE ANY BETTER WITH THAT PHONE SHOVED UP YOUR ASS!

  10. Re:Good riddance on Web Publishers Sue Gator · · Score: 1

    I won't be happy unti they are in a cell, as a big hairy tatooed man's prizon bitch.

  11. Re:The only important question is on Web Publishers Sue Gator · · Score: 1

    The whole purpose of having laws is to codify the differences between right and wrong, good and evil, and then punish those who do wrong. If Gator is not illegal, then it is high time to make it so. I think that the deceptive nature of the pop-up window that tricks users into taking Gator is already false advertising, which is illegal.

  12. Re:Damn it feels good to be an OPERA USER on Web Publishers Sue Gator · · Score: 1

    If you are using the free version of Opera, not the $40 version, it is bundles with Cydoor. That is spyware.

  13. Re:It's hard to make money on the internet on Web Publishers Sue Gator · · Score: 1

    It's easy to make money on the internet. Start a dating service, or sell prOn. Both are highly successful.

  14. Re:It'd be fairly easy to change on Pledge of Allegiance Ruled Unconstitutional · · Score: 1

    Sunday was made the Christian Sabbath by the Roman
    Emporer, Constantine. He worshiped the sun, specifically a solar Idol called Mithra, who was the son of a greater deity, and born on December 25. A lot of the Dogma of the Catholic church, unchanged by protestants, came from Constantine, who created the Roman Catholic Church to spread the influence of the Roman Empire throughout the known world. Sunday is the first day of the week, not the seventh. That is why Jewish people go to Synagogues and Temples friday evening, or saturday morning, and why seventh-day adventists go to church on saturday. I doubt that they taught you this in sunday school, but it is the case.

  15. Re:Big deal on Pledge of Allegiance Ruled Unconstitutional · · Score: 1

    I'm down with his grandma. You have to turn toward a symbol, put your hand on your heart, and swear an oath to that symbol. This is just as much idolatry as if that symbol was a golden calf. It should be noted that crucifixes, crosses, and portraits of Jesus, and statues of the saints could be considered idols as well. Some people even make an Idol of the bible, especially the King James Version.

  16. Re:It'd be fairly easy to change on Pledge of Allegiance Ruled Unconstitutional · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Judeo-Christian? There is no such thing. Christianity comes from almost purely pagan sources. Christmas and Easter are pagan. Christians don't observe any jewish days, not the sabbath, not even passover. If calling something Judeo-Christian is legit, why not Judeo-Christo-Islamic? Islam also claims jewish ancestry and the jewish God. Why doesn't anyone say Judeo-Christo-Islamic?

  17. I'll miss Salon on Salon in Dire Straits · · Score: 1

    I'll miss Salon if it dies, the website at least. I've never read the print version. There have been some interesting articles there. They are crazy to ask people to pay to see exclusive content online, though. No one will pay for something as intangible as a story on a web page.

  18. Good geek laptops? on Do Apple iBooks Make Good Geek Laptops? · · Score: 1

    Mac laptops are portable UNIX workstations. That is the ultimate in geek laptops!! You could put UNIX or LINUX on a PC laptop, but you'll still be dragging around that outrgeously complicated piece of legacy crap, the X86 command set. It's so 20th century. Power PC Rocks!

  19. Fifty years from now I expect all wars... on GUIs for Robots · · Score: 1

    "Fifty years from now I expect all wars to be fought by giant robots controlled by teenagers." Voltron! Power Rangers! Tranzor Z! Cool Coooool!!

  20. Re:Dang! I was hoping for a StarWars vs Startrek m on Star Trek: Nemesis Trailer to Premiere Tonight · · Score: 0

    Then Superman whoops his ass! As Shatner said on SNL, "Get a life! Move out of your mother's basement. Have you ever kissed a girl? It's a TV show!"

  21. Re:Uhh.. on Star Trek: Nemesis Trailer to Premiere Tonight · · Score: 0

    Go see Lilo and Stitch. That's all cutesy cuddly.
    Meesa thinking Stitch sound mui mui like Jar Jar. Meesa no can stomach!

  22. Re:Dead? on Is Linux Dead? · · Score: 1

    So, linux was scarce at some expo. That makes it dead? Anybody who believes that is smoking butt crack. Makers of proprietary software have to pimp it at expos. Stuff that sells itself doesn't need all that fanfare. Linux dead? Microsoft wants us to think so, but printing baloney doesn't make it true.

  23. Re:Laws only for the rich on Legalizing Attacks on P2P Networks · · Score: 1

    This ass hole is one of the entertainment cartel's bitches. Let's hope the voters in his district arent, and will oust him in the fall. If any slashdotters live in Howard Berman's district, they need to start campaigning for his opponent, and making it clear that this is why.

  24. Re:Oops! on WorldCom CFO Accused of $3.6 Billion Fraud · · Score: 1

    All publicly traded companies are cooking the books, because there is no watchdog to catch them. They bought off our legislators a long time ago, and got deregulated. Not only that, but investment firms like Meryll Lynch defraud investors as way of life. Here are two investment plans much safer than the stock market. Conservative - Put cash under you mattress. Aggressive - Go to the track, and play the ponies.

  25. Re:An even though.. on WorldCom CFO Accused of $3.6 Billion Fraud · · Score: 1

    Yes, stock speculators are a bunch of lemmings.