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  1. Re:Thanks again! on Trusted Computing And You · · Score: 2, Informative

    It was very likely Zonk him/her/itself that modded you down (hence no points wasted at all). Consider tha you were at 4 and got modded down to -1 - along with others - far more than any single mod could do. He/she/it's pretty touchy.

    Mark this informative if only for vigilante mod justice.

  2. Even worse on Australian Science Makes the Regenerating Mouse · · Score: 1

    Respawning, QUAD DAMAGE mosquitoes. Ouch. Death by blood sucking.

  3. Possible.. on Xbox 360 Details and NYC Store · · Score: 1

    Considering the amount of hot air at MS.

  4. You KNEW this was coming on Space Penguin Could Hop Around The Moon · · Score: 5, Funny

    .......but does it run Linux?

  5. Oh yeah, THAT's why your deficit is ballooning on 9 Weeks to Pump Out New Orleans? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    It's not MULTIBILLION contracts to FRAUDULENT corporations like Haliburton, not the war in Iraq, not the war in Afganisthan, not the rising price of oil, not overspending and pork-filled bills for Big Companies With Big Lobbies, nooooo, it's fucking federal disaster aid.

    Ridiculous. There's A LOT more stuff you need to cut before DISASTER AID you clueless idiot.

  6. Sure thing on 9 Weeks to Pump Out New Orleans? · · Score: 1

    Just cut me a check for a few hundred quadrillion dollars and I'll rebuild allllll those seaboard cities elsewhere.

    Ditch the false dichotomy. tt's not as simple as "Live elsewhere or don't complain, stupids lololol"

  7. Possibly on Five Reasons Not to Use Linux · · Score: 1

    Maybe a good deal of NEW accidents woudl be caused as the ignorant are given souped-up hot rods.

    In cars as in computers education would be key to a demographical change. If people were TAUGHT

    (I mean REALLY taught. My mandatory classes amounted to little over "Push power Button. Wait for bootup. Use Office". Then again I live in Canada..if you're actively being taught and still don't care I don't know how to help)

    how computer works they might care - but they're not, and spoon-fed Microsoft from birth.

  8. Re:That's great on Opera Turns 10, Gives Away Free Registrations · · Score: 1

    I think you're uninformed with regards to my spellchecking policy. I advise you to read my signature.

  9. Re:But do you really blame them? on Five Reasons Not to Use Linux · · Score: 1

    While I do not completly appreciate the condescending attitude and snide tone of your comment, I would simply like to remind you that you, as a /. reader, are not automatically representative of the majority (or even of a significative portion thereof) of the population.

  10. the day MS gives software away for free on Opera Turns 10, Gives Away Free Registrations · · Score: 1, Funny

    is the day that, simultaneously, chickens will grow teeth, pigs learn to fly for extended periods of time and grannies compete in extreme skateboarding competitions while mainlining heroin.

    It's not happenin'

  11. That's great on Opera Turns 10, Gives Away Free Registrations · · Score: 2, Informative

    Except, you know, about the part where Opera contains absolutely no spyware you uniformed troll

  12. But do you really blame them? on Five Reasons Not to Use Linux · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Do you know how your car runs ? Do you care? When you switch cars, do you switch to a manual transmission just for shits and giggles even though you don't know jackshit about shifting gears (supposing you use an automatic)? I would think you would look for a car that's as simple as the previous one, but faster, cheaper - better! People view their computers as their do their cars - goods beyond their comprehension that they can USE.

  13. Obviously we need to rebrand it on Five Reasons Not to Use Linux · · Score: 1

    I suggest we actualize the name and give it a cutting-edge, proactive ring by calling it "/fx"

  14. In other news on BitTorrent's Loss is eDonkey's Gain? · · Score: 5, Funny

    Confused, the MPAA and RIAA have begun massively suing farms all across America.

  15. A story from 1up? on The Crowbar Returns - HL2 Aftermath · · Score: 0, Troll

    Surprise surprise, it's from Zonk. I never would have guessed!

  16. Re:The problem on The End of the Bar Code · · Score: 1

    Do you honestly believe the "convenience" will stop at merely identifying which poducts are in the general vicinity? You cannot be that naive. No, it will continue until you can LOCATE these items precisely. This allows tracking of usage.

    Seriously, why even support anything that gives you ANY insight in other people's lives? Voyeurism?

  17. *sigh* on What's the Point of IT Certifications? · · Score: 1

    It's nice to know any query about the business world can now be answered in one or two sentences peppered with marketing buzzwords and/or abbreviations. I don't blame you - it's a generalized problem of oversimplification stemming from the proactive approach of CEOs and DHRs everywhere.

  18. Re:The problem on The End of the Bar Code · · Score: 1

    While their purchase was indeed a public act, what they do with them inside their house is none of your business - they DO have an expectation of privacy there. RFID tags would let you keep an eye on their usage. This is simply not acceptable.

  19. Re:Commercial on The End of the Bar Code · · Score: 1

    With good reason. Catching shoplifters will become much harder, as they will probably find away to simply *disable* the RFID tag (some kind of emp? Just a thought) rather than having to go through the tell-tale signs of inconspicuously grabbing and carrying the product out without looking guilty.

    But hey, a few more cents of profit on the dollar is worth billions more in law enforcement,right?

  20. You mean, like *tinfoil*? on The End of the Bar Code · · Score: 1

    Line the cabinets with RF-defeating something or other

    See, those conspiracy theorists were just ahead of their time.

  21. The problem on The End of the Bar Code · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Such a reader would also probably enable you to read what's in your neighbour's cupboard as well.

  22. Re:Moderation on Coffee A Health Drink? · · Score: 1

    Nutmeg tastes good, too much and you start hallucinating. Too much of a good thing is NEVER beneficial. ..

    I don't know, that sounds like it could be beneficial to some....more open-minded /.ers.

  23. I think you'll find on Digital People: From Bionic Humans to Androids · · Score: 1

    that Will Smith has never been in any book.

  24. All of you Doubting Thomases on Metroid Prime Hunters Will Go Online · · Score: 4, Insightful

    claiming MPH was being pushed back for no good reason... EAT YOUR HEARTS OUT.

  25. Let's get ALL the jokes out of the way on Digital People: From Bionic Humans to Androids · · Score: 0, Troll

    Androids are great, but do they run Linux?

    Imagine a beowulf cluster of androids

    etc...now let's actually discuss this book.