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  1. Auckland University on 2006 ACM Programming Contest Complete · · Score: -1

    I entered the South Pacific Programming Competition for this year, which University of Auckland won (I think University of New South Wales is the 'traditional' winner). It's interesting to see that the best of the South Pacific universities came 80th in the World Finals.

  2. You can have my PGP passphrase... on What Happens To Your Data When You Die? · · Score: -1, Redundant

    ... when you pry it from my cold, dead brain!!

  3. Re:You could've warned on Hackers: The Art of Abstraction · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Oh don't worry about that, I don't actually read the articles!

  4. Re:What do these have in common? on CodeCon, Placebos, Fear, Yoyo-hacking, Dune, etc. · · Score: 1, Funny

    That's usually because we don't read the article before we set out on our karma gathering expeditions! :)

    People like me should be given karma points for not posting!

    Ok ok, I'll metamoderate! Please don't hurt me anymore :(

  5. Re:No... on CodeCon, Placebos, Fear, Yoyo-hacking, Dune, etc. · · Score: 2, Funny

    I think the author is trying to /. a foe's website. A clever ploy! By the end of the day, his webserver will be no more than a pile of steaming slag!

    Good tactic, fitting of a true geek!

  6. Re:More pictures on 3D Display, No Glasses Required · · Score: 1

    Gah! The pictures are still in Japanese :(

  7. Pffffft... on Real Pain Dulled In Virtual Worlds · · Score: 2, Funny

    This is old news! Every /.er knows that the Internet takes the mind away from the pain of real-world existence.

    Resume therapy!

  8. Re:This is a boondoggle on Defending Earth From Asteroids With MADMEN · · Score: 2, Funny

    I disagree. If we let nuclear proliferation and environmental degradation continue, our atmosphere will a perfect shield against asteroids. Any potential asteroid threat will simply burn up in the radioactive waste that is our atmosphere.

    I saw it in this Simpson's episode once! It's true!

  9. Don't forget... on Will Harvey On Virtual Worlds, Technology Curves · · Score: 0

    ... to protect the need to protect the curves curve!

  10. In two years time ... on Cheap Fast Eyeglasses from a Desktop Fabricator · · Score: 5, Funny

    ... Doctor Saul Griffith of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and inventor of the Lego powered chocolate printer and eyeglass moulder was awarded the Lemelson-MIT Doctoral Prize for inventing a device that cheaply and easily mouldes edible chocolate eyeglasses!

  11. Re:And where there's brine... on Brine on Mars? · · Score: 1

    ... there's tuna in brine! Mmmm...

    What? What do you mean there's no tuna on Mars? All these millions wasted and NOT A SINGLE TUNA TO SPEAK OF??

  12. What would Scotty say... on Space Station Slowly Falling Apart? · · Score: 3, Insightful

    ... if the Enterprise were ever let to run down to such a state?!

    It wouldn't be pretty...

  13. Put into perspective... on Get Ready For The Simputer · · Score: 0

    If the cost of a simputer figures with the average yearly income of an Indian farmer, it would be some John Doe in the US spending $40,000, for example, on a new computer.

    I'm sure John Doe could find something better to do with his yearly income.

  14. Interesting Point on AP reports on renewed "Browser War" · · Score: 0

    For interest's sake: try to sign up for a Hotmail account using Mozilla 1.0 RC3...

    Browser Not Supported
    Microsoft® .NET Passport no longer supports the Web browser version you are using. Please upgrade to a current Web browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4.0 or later, or Netscape Navigator version 4.08 or later.

  15. Re:How does the censorship work? on Australia's Censored URL List Remains Hidden · · Score: 0, Troll

    I'm Australian, and I never even knew we were orgranised enough to maintain a list of censored web-sites. Public awareness of this issue is probably very low.