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  1. Re:I'm not impressed. on Smart Sofa Recognizes Occupants by Weight · · Score: 1

    The favorite is of course George Costanza's couch with the built in refrigerator.

  2. Re:Hi, Cindy, want the same as last time? on Smart Sofa Recognizes Occupants by Weight · · Score: 1

    Hello mr Hoffa, long time no see!

  3. Re:NEWS ALERT (Summary) on How Much Does A Cloud Weigh? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    The cloud is however not heavier than the air surrounding it. The 'surprising' thing about this is how much mass a cubic meter of air really weighs.

  4. Re:In Communist China... on Linux Gets Mobile(phone) · · Score: 1

    You're right, take India as an example as well if you like. Take the richest 60 million or so Indians and they make out an economy stronger than Germany. Take the richest 5-10% of the chinese... And remember - Chinas economy is growing rapidly, and has a great potential.

  5. Re:buggiest ... game ...ever on Battlefield 1942 - Secret Weapons Interview · · Score: 1

    I think the key word here is "W98", try upgrading to Win2k. I'm not a windows fan, but there is a huge difference in stability when upgrading from W98 to W2k..

  6. Re:An idea for hotmail on Turing Tests to Stop Spam · · Score: 1

    You're right. And I can't think of any other way to identify the same email being sent from another address, possibly one of an innocent hotmail user. :-)

  7. An idea for hotmail on Turing Tests to Stop Spam · · Score: 1

    As many of you have written, it only takes a few days after you open your hotmail account until you start getting 100+ spams everyday. Why don't the administrators of hotmail create an account, add all the email addresses and topics of the emails that are sent to that address and delete / block all emails that correspond with those on the list from everybodys account. I know this would probably use a lot of CPU-time, but that will be saved by being able to block many of the spams that are sent to regular users. I also know that the senders address sometimes is accountholdersname@spamsender.com, this can also easily be avoided by enabling the user to block all email sent to him having that address. This is in no way waterproof -- I know. But it will certainly make life easier for the hotmail / yahoo users. The problem is of course that when these siter start using it, the spammers will find ways to work around it. It is important however, that we do what we can to make life as misorable as possible for those SOB's