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  1. Re:Big Deal, on First Wind-up Phone Charger Review · · Score: 2

    It's not new technology...

    So?

    "...it's merely applying technology in new..."

    Yes, that is called an invention. ...and functionally useless ways!"

    So ... powering your mobile phone long enough to call for help without the need of a power outlet is functionally useless, but dynamo flashlights and radios are okay?

    OoooooooKay! Never mind that lotsa people go camping, or break down on the highway, or forget to take their charger when they travel. Heh. It's funny how the less somebody knows, the stronger their opinions are.

  2. Re:Until then on First Wind-up Phone Charger Review · · Score: 2
    Until this feature is intergrated into your phone. Try this elequent hack.

    Locate a quarter
    Purchase scotch tape
    Tape quarter to phone

    When you need to make a phone call, but it's dead. Just remove quarter.
    Unfortunately, this solution won't work for everybody. If your mother were to keep this phone in her back pocket, she might accidentaly squeeze a booger out of George Washington's nose.
  3. Re:Shamless advertisment plug? on First Wind-up Phone Charger Review · · Score: 2

    "Uh, not to repeat myself but... Almost usless news connected to products yet again"

    Is it wrong of me to take pleasure in seeing posts like these? All of these "I dont get it therefore it is stupid" posts make me feel 733t. Heh.

  4. Re:Why bother on First Wind-up Phone Charger Review · · Score: 3, Insightful

    The point isn't to charge it to capacity, the point is to get your phone running long enough to place a call if your battery goes low.

    I don't get many calls on my cell phone, so I get lazy about charging it. If I could wind it up a few times and get 10-15 minutes of talk time (which sounds reasonable based on the article), then it saves my booty if I get stranded or something.

    You're operating on impractical assumptions there. Heh.

  5. Re:Big Deal, on First Wind-up Phone Charger Review · · Score: 5, Funny

    "This is nothing more than a dynamo flashlight or disaster radio without the bulb or radio."

    What kind of long distance rates are you getting with your dynamo flashlight?

  6. Re:You know what this means... on A Rock Moves In Space · · Score: 2

    Somebody needs to make a 'Canyonero' mod for Grand Theft Auto 3. Heh.

  7. Heh.. on Time to Say Thanks For the Uptime · · Score: 2

    Wanna know what's fun when you're working in a cubicle environment? Unplug the DSL modem. Not only do you learn new words, but you can play with everybody's day at once!

    Wish they appreciated me, I'm getting too creative when it comes to annoying people.

  8. Gorsh... on Free Software Inflates BSA's Piracy Claims · · Score: 1

    "Could someone pass The BSA a cluebat?"

    Okay, here you go. :)

  9. Re:WARNING!!! WARNING!!! on Tech-Interview Riddles · · Score: 1
    Maybe you should think about testing for skills and knowledge and drop the whole "magic question" approach. Even if your interviewee didn't learn the answer from the headhunter, who's to say he didn't learn it from an interviewer at another company, or from a classmate who interviewed with you last year?

    If you tested for skills, it wouldn't MATTER if they learned them from someone else. In fact, that would probably make you very happy.

    I realize that suggesting that you actually do your job and learn how to become a competent interviewer is a burdensome request, but in these difficult times we all have to sacrifice a bit.


    Why are you assuming we did nothing but ask 'magic question' questions? Heh. I dated this one girl (sorry to rub it in, pal) that made similar overreactive under-cooked accusations. "This color is pretty on me? Are you saying I'm a cow in other colors?!?!"

    Yep... acting like a bitch sure brings back memories. Heh. I have to admit, though, you did a wonderful impression of her. :)
  10. Re:WARNING!!! WARNING!!! on Tech-Interview Riddles · · Score: 1

    That was better than my answer. I assumed bigger foot = taller person = less likely to rest his head on the desk to sleep.

    Oh well. Heh. Thanks!

  11. Re:WARNING!!! WARNING!!! on Tech-Interview Riddles · · Score: 2
    ARRRRRGGGHH!!! He didn't post the answers anywhere!!!
    I know why. My company recruited for engineers through a headhunter service. For the first couple of days, the 'riddles' we used were getting only soso results from the candidates. By the 3rd day, everybody was getting perfect scores.

    Think about it.
  12. Re:TWO CONDOMS, THREE WOMEN on Tech-Interview Riddles · · Score: 2
    A man would like to have safe sex with three women, any of whom may be carrying an STD. Given two condoms, how can he do so, while ensuring that no STD is passed from one woman (or possibly himself) to another (or to himself)?
    Hmm I think your post is the sole reason that the site got Slashdotted.
  13. Re:"Microsoft was responsible" on Tech-Interview Riddles · · Score: 2
    Yes, but they still have not been able to find anyone who can solve the "why does windows crash" riddle!!
    Gravity!!!

    Heh. :)
  14. Re:Time's running out! on A Rock Moves In Space · · Score: 2
    "Does "getting fucked by an asteroid" count?"
    "Now I know how all those white women musta felt..."
  15. You know what this means... on A Rock Moves In Space · · Score: 2

    ... we need a protective layer of smog. Throw enough garbage into the atmosphere and the asteroid'll burn up.

    Quick! Everybody guy a Canyonero!

  16. Time's running out! on A Rock Moves In Space · · Score: 5, Funny

    Most of you only have 16 years to lose your virginity!

    Heh teasin =)

  17. Re:Best of luck to them... on Suddenly a JPEG Patent and Licensing Fee · · Score: 1

    I find that very flattering, thank you. :)

    *Placed you as a friend as well.*

    Good day!

  18. Re:Liability? on WebTV/MSNTV Virus Dials 911 · · Score: 2

    "What, exactly, does this have to do with ANYTHING the poster said?"

    His comment was dripping with "I hate Windows so I hope MS has to pay in some way or another.". It doesn't take a telepath to see that.

  19. Re:Best of luck to them... on Suddenly a JPEG Patent and Licensing Fee · · Score: 1

    This has nothing to do with the topic, I just wanted to ask you a question away from moderator's eyes: I got a little blue thingy next to your posts that says 'fan' when I hover my mouse over it.

    May I ask about it? :)

  20. Re:My proposition on ISO Could Withdraw JPEG Standard · · Score: 1

    Heh at one point RCA had a patent on 'drawing an alphanumeric character on the screen'. All TV manufacturers had to pay a license for drawing the channel # on the screen. I think it expired tho.

    Anybody remember that? My details are fuzzy.

  21. Re:I thought you all would like this on Mozilla 1.1 Beta Out And About · · Score: 2

    Heh I thought it was funny.

    Go fig. Any chance another mod'll come around and re-evaluate parent post about the Mozilla pic?

  22. Re:I had to say it... on F-22 Avionics Require Inflight Reboot · · Score: 1

    Lol okay, I'll smoke my money. :P

    cya

  23. Re:I had to say it... on F-22 Avionics Require Inflight Reboot · · Score: 1

    "I think you might just might be defending an alter ego. :)"

    Close, he's my coworker. He showed me your post and we had a good laugh at you. :)

  24. Re:I had to say it... on F-22 Avionics Require Inflight Reboot · · Score: 1

    Don't get pulled in. He's just a troll. He's not really offended, he just wants to get some attention.

  25. Re:I had to say it... on F-22 Avionics Require Inflight Reboot · · Score: 1

    Your 'pet peeve' is overreactive and assumptive. What's that make you? A shallow fuck. So don't call me one.