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  1. Looks like Captain Obvious has struck again. on Coffee is Addictive · · Score: -1, Troll

    Remember me? http://www.muchosucko.com/img3308T.html

  2. Dear Windows on Dear Microsoft Windows ... · · Score: 0

    I can't take it any more, you've ruined my life,
    therefore i've decided to ... ?

  3. Oops. on Laser Injures Delta Pilot's Eye · · Score: 1

    It wasn't me. I swear. Really.

  4. Re:Dude..... on Does Your LCD Play Catch-Up To Your Mouse? · · Score: 1

    d) Neo.

  5. Re:Gender? on Verisign Develops Token for Age Verification · · Score: 1

    >> You totally missed the joke there.

    I totally missed my morning cofee as well. May be related.

  6. Re:Gender? on Verisign Develops Token for Age Verification · · Score: 1

    Yes, but it already contains the name of the individual (which usually gives away the gender)

  7. Gender? on Verisign Develops Token for Age Verification · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Eh, what does gender have to do with anything? Isn't age the relevant part?

  8. Re:sure, he can have my email address on New California Law Bans Anonymous Media File Sharing · · Score: 1

    A magic email box! o.O;

    I for one welcome our new root@localhost overlords.

  9. What is the world comming to? on Mechanical Pong · · Score: 1, Funny

    What's next, a steam driven train? Hah.

  10. Great on RFID Not Just for Kids · · Score: 0

    Now everyone needs a tin foil hat.

    Seriously though, i'm not sure agree to be tracked, where i am and what i do is my buissnes. If they wanna track me they'd atleast have to invest in a private-eye.

  11. Re:No such thing... on A Working, Quantum-Encrypted Intranet · · Score: 0, Redundant

    ... Tossing a hard disk into a volcano is about as close to 100% secure as you can get ...

    However, with a universe simulator you may be able to virtually reproduce the harddrive by simulating the universe to the point before you tossed it into the volcano. So the safest way to store data is probably to never store it in the first place.

  12. . Quantum encryption? on A Working, Quantum-Encrypted Intranet · · Score: 0, Offtopic



    "What? That was a report when i sent i... -" No. No. No. No, It did not say "All work and no play makes Bob a dull boy." when i sent i-..." No. Yes sir. Yes. Yes. I know. Yes. No i don't need any money this month. Yes. Yes. No."

  13. Re:repeat on Obsessively Detailed Map Of Springfield · · Score: -1, Redundant

    ...deja vu.

    It must be a glitch in the matrix ;P

  14. Re:Too Far? on Independent Developers Fight Piracy & Lose · · Score: 1

    The key is to piss off the user. Each of these things are replaceable, but a PITA.

    If that was the case i'd settle with obfuscating all file names in ~/, rot13ing everything in /etc, changing directory permissions randomly and setting all executables to setuid root. =P

  15. 'the threat posed by digital storage devices'? on Longhorn Will Have Ability to Ban External Storage Devices · · Score: 1

    You'd think they'd start out with the threat posed by sloppy coding.

  16. Re:american flag on Slashdot Goes Political: Announcing politics.slashdot.org · · Score: 2, Funny

    there *are* countries outside america that practice politics. typical shortsightedness.

    What!? I never knew.

  17. Profit on Automated DMCA Notices Still Full of Lies · · Score: 3, Funny
    1.
    $apt-get install proftpd
    $cat > /home/ftp/welcome.msg << EOF
    This is a private server, you do /not/ have
    permission to access the information stored
    on this server. Please disconnect immediately
    or face legal countermeasures.
    EOF
    $ mkdir /home/ftp/warez
    $ touch /home/ftp/warez/LOTR.{1,2,3}.divx.avi
    $ touch /home/ftp/warez/Star\ wars\ episode\ III.avi
    2. ???
    3. Sue MPAA for unlawfully accessing your FTP server. (profit)
  18. Re:Legitimate reasons? on Gmail Cracks Down on Third-Party Notifiers · · Score: 1

    Not really, isn't there a 2 mb limit of individual mails. Would make it pretty awkward to use as warez storage. That and the zero-anonymity factor.

  19. 2 months later on MIT Names First Female President · · Score: 1

    Will she have to grow a beard now?

    2 months later at slashdot.org
    Science: MIT Names First Bearded Female President

  20. Redundancy on Internet Meltdown Predicted for Tomorrow · · Score: 1

    Isn't the whole idea with the internet that it's supposed to be a redundant network? Take one server down and it routes through the others.

  21. Poor guy on Interview With Chernobyl Engineer · · Score: 2, Funny

    Imagine getting a job with "Engineer, Chernobyl" on your CV.

  22. Corporate owned OSS = No no on Josh Ledgard On MS's Future Open Source Efforts · · Score: 1

    You can't put a corporation in charge of OSS projects, because the second a corporation sees profit in closing the source they will do so.

    So, uh, well, become a non profit organisation. And fire Steve Balmer (he scares my cats).

  23. Re:Patents, *grumble grumble* on New Robots and the Ten Ethical Laws Of Robotics · · Score: 1

    Does this mean I'm free to create an open-source psychopath mass-murdering robot?

    Who beats the rush and gets to register OpenHAL9000 and FreeSHODAN over at sourceforge?

  24. Re:So the alternative to "advertising terrorism" i on The IOC's 'Clean Venue' Policy · · Score: 3, Funny

    Ein OS, Ein Schtadium, ein uh, advertising? =P

  25. O.o; on Canadian Arrow Completes Drop Test · · Score: 4, Funny

    A manned cruise missile.

    Well, there ought to be a first time for everything.