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  1. Masters of the Universe on What's the Worst Movie You've Ever Seen? · · Score: 1
    I am a child of the '80s. My tolerance level for '80s cheese is remarkably high. I continue to lust after Molly Ringwald and Lori Loughlin, even though I was of single-digit age when they were at their peaks.

    But even I cannot tolerate the Master of the Universe movie. Combine Dolph Lungren in a role that requires acting (instead of the cold emotionless machine in Rocky IV) with even worse actors, and terrible use of the He-Man source material (which was questionable material to begin with, made only exponentially worse with every deviation made from it)... and you get The Worst Movie I've Ever Seen.

    There are a number of other movies I've seen that could compete, but avoid consideration due to the "+5, Female Nudity" modifier.

  2. Re:Decompression time on Linux Kernel 2.6.8 Released · · Score: 1
    >> bzip2 is pretty much 10x slower than gzip in both compression and decompression.

    So? The poster was complaining about size. You either get smaller size or faster speed - you don't get both.

  3. So does this mean... on Turn Real Life Into A Cartoon · · Score: 5, Funny
    ... that all porn can potentially be converted to hentai?

  4. Re:#1 problem on P2P vs. The Clones · · Score: 1
    These programs are the #1 problem I encounter when I get the oh so common call from friends and family about how their PC just keeps popping up ads and is running really slow.

    Damn them all to hell!

    This being /. I am sure a great deal of you know my pain.

    No. This is Slashdot. We don't have friends, and family doesn't invite us over anymore.

  5. Re:I'm glad I read this now on Windows XP SP2 Impressions · · Score: 1
    >> Or in other words, you're going to run SP1 forever?

    I do so love videos of naked women.

  6. I'm glad I read this now on Windows XP SP2 Impressions · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    I'll hold off updating to SP2 until after I finish downloading all that pr0n I have queued on my P2P clients.

  7. You never know on TiVo, MS, and the War for the Living Room · · Score: 1
    Me in 2004: "TiVO wins! Microsoft Media Center is a piece of crap!"
    Me in 1995: "Netscape wins! Microsoft Internet Explorer is a piece of crap!"

    (The sad part is, the second half of the 2nd statement remains true...)

  8. Re:Younger kids on Asian Origins Of Gaming Exhibited · · Score: 1
    >> You forgot to name Final Fantas...

    Heh, no they didn't. It's not an exhibit for Asian Origins of Bad Gaming.

  9. Yes, but... on Walking In A VR Future · · Score: 1
    .... do they light up when you step on them?

    Billy Jean is not my lov-ah!

  10. It's no less than they deserve! on Dell fights Alien Invasion · · Score: 1

    Well if they hadn't signed a treaty with the aliens and cut my funding, I could've defended them better!
    </X-Com>

  11. Redundant like "Microsoft Works" on Kansas AG Rejects Settlement Discs · · Score: 2, Insightful
    "or just crap music being foisted off onto the public"

    There's a name for that.

    It's called "everything the RIAA has rights to".

    "Crap" need not ever be explicitly written in such stories. "RIAA" already implies that.

  12. Re:Army guys? on Tim Schafer Talks Psychonauts Originality, Dialog, Release · · Score: 4, Insightful
    >> Anyone remember Bill Hatcher? Made by Sonic team, pushed eggs around, fight evil crows dressed in a chicken suit... yea thought now..

    It's not the originality that sunk that game - it's the fact that the game oozed with lameness.

    Not that Billy Hatcher was "original" in any sense, except the "it's not a sequel" sense.

    Plus, it's those big games that give publishers the money to make Billy Hatcher games. Complain about the big titles and make them go away, and you lose your Billy Hatchers too. It works that way in movies. It works that way in games. Every time someone makes a post like this, this fact has to be re-explained.

  13. Rhythmbox on iTunes For Linux, Thanks To CodeWeavers · · Score: 1
    Rhythmbox is just a shameless iTunes ripoff, in GTK. Except it lets you add new streaming radio stations without having to resort to little "tricks".

  14. Lucky you on Moving To Linux · · Score: 1

    My girlfriend's brand new laptop (well, when it was brand new a year ago) came with WinXP Pro and blue-screen'd regularly. But Linux doesn't.

  15. Just one burning question on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 1, Interesting
  16. In other news... on Combining Port Knocking With OS Fingerprinting · · Score: 4, Funny
    Microsoft IIS has implemented a similar scheme to only allow HTTP sessions to Microsoft OS running clients.

  17. Re:I have to agree with Ed... on Stirring The GNOME Fires · · Score: 1
    But the truth is that all of the Gnome (and KDE) apps are needlessly complicated under the hood, use far too many resources when running

    Yeah, way too many resources. When my average CPU load creeps up to 2%, I panic!

  18. Re:Slashdot: on DVD-Watching Driver Charged with Murder · · Score: 1
    >> News for automotive bling-bling, stuff that matters (if you're a rap star, or want to just pretend you are).

    Often, the two aren't mutually exclusive.

  19. Re:I'm confused... on DVD-Watching Driver Charged with Murder · · Score: 1
    He obviously started watching Road Trip, and then when he realized what he was doing, he swerved into oncoming traffic.

    The worst part is, he failed and survived - showing just how much the movie rotted his brain.

  20. Re:They're called "sports games" on Designing Videogames For The Wage Slave · · Score: 1
    That's the great thing about (American) football. It has maddening complexity for those who care to learn it. Or you can swig beer and cheer deep passes and big hits.

  21. Re:Call me crazy.. on Designing Videogames For The Wage Slave · · Score: 4, Insightful
    >> But isn't the point of middle age to replace things such as video games with more adult activities

    No, the point of middle age is to do things you enjoy, without idiotic classification of leisure activities as "kiddie" or "adult".

  22. They're called "sports games" on Designing Videogames For The Wage Slave · · Score: 4, Insightful
    Sports games are the biggest filler of this niche.

    Sports games give you nicely self-contained packages of gameplay. You can play a football game for a half-hour, and enjoy yourself. You don't have to string together hours of playtime at once to enjoy yourself. ESPN and Madden are always ready when you have a few minutes to kill.

  23. KDE vs. GNOME on Project GoneME Fixes Perceived Gnome UI Errors · · Score: 4, Funny
    GNOME: User shouts "hand me a gun!"
    The user is handed a really sweet gun, but the clip is half-empty, and the gun is jammed.

    KDE: User shouts "hand me a gun!"
    13,000 different guns fall from the sky onto the user's head, crushing him to death instantly.

  24. Re:How does one on Xbox Sees Earnings Lag, Stronger Sales · · Score: 1
    manage to spend almost 2x what the total revenues were? If I did this I would be MBNA's bitch for the rest of my life. Ah to have the life of a corporation....

    Not if you made billions of dollars beforehand.

  25. Re:I'd buy it on U2 Threatens to Release Album Early on iTunes · · Score: 2, Funny
    >> Oh, and porn. I wish that there was iTunes for porno flicks. Oh yeah.

    iPoon?

    I'm racing to trademark the name...