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  1. I have and Orkut account! on Language Tempest At Orkut · · Score: 4, Funny

    A friend invited me to Orkut. I signed up. It was fun. I logged on to message boards. Jimmy has a cat. It was fun like this post. People have pictures. It is neat. I like socks. Will you be my friend?

  2. Statistics on Video and Software Downloads Overtaking Music · · Score: 0
    99.9% of all "News for Nerds. Stuff that Matters." websites post stories about dumbass statistics to start lame flaming posts of MPAA, RIAA or Microsoft.

    Yeah... Netcraft confirms: News for Nerds is dying.

  3. Napster? on Napster and Best Buy Joining Forces · · Score: 1
    Is Napster that sharing technology like Gnutella and Kazaa?

    I thought so.

  4. Re:Absolutely Stupid! on Yet Another Degrading DVD · · Score: 1
    That's just great. Lets overflow landfill after landfill with disposable view-once or twice DVDs...

    So I suppose you are REALLY going to be against my harddrive that degrades in 4 hours idea. Cause everyone knows internet pirates use harddrives.

    Maybe the movie industry will license my 3D goggles technology that makes your eyeballs fall out after 2.5 hours of use. Then you'll never see that movie twice off that dvd!

  5. Re:I'm definitely not a technical guru... on Akamai DNS Outage Messes up Net · · Score: 2, Funny
    Errr, obviously I mean without network access. Although I'd spend less time on Slashdot so perhaps I can't get my work done with network access.

    Don't try and work and post on /. at the same time.

    You're bound to screw one of them up.

  6. Re:Requisite default answer. on Are PDAs Simply Finished? · · Score: 1
    They deliberately make it confusing so that the average Joe gets screwed into spending more money than s/he should.

    You would do well to picture it the size of a payphone or parking meter and hear a voice asking you to put quaters into that giant thing you're carryin next to your ear.

    Just write payphone on the cover so you realize what it is when you go to use it.

  7. Re:What is the best way to stop this? on Russia, China World's Biggest Spammers · · Score: 1
    Fact is if I look at my inbox - something like 95 % of all Spam promote questionable american products, 2-3 % is in russian so I don't even know what it promotes -

    In Soviet Russia, Spam promotes you!

    ...and I have yet to see ONE spam mail that actually try to sell a Chinese product.

    So you're saying Walmart doesn't have your email address?

  8. Re:Whats with the -ron? on AMD Announces New Low-End Processor Line · · Score: 1
    Celeron, Duron, and now Sempron Am I missing something?

    It's an inside joke between the chip makers.

    These are the chips for morons.

  9. Re:so... on AMD Announces New Low-End Processor Line · · Score: 1
    for people who want big numbers

    You mean like the GeForce MX4000 instead of MX440!

    That's Geforce MX FOUR THOUSAND!!! (not four hundred.)

  10. This reminds me of the book "The 48 Laws of Power" on Ken Brown Responds to His Critics · · Score: 1
    The Samizdat report recommends that the U.S. government should invest $5 billion in research and development efforts that produce true open source products, such as BSD and MIT license-based open source.

    There is an excellent example in the book where PT Barnum defeats his competition by embracing them and debunking them at the same time.

    In PT Barnums case he was losing audience to a Hypnotist across town. So PT Barnum got his own Hypnotist, but instead of amazing everyone he had the subject break out of hynpnosis and claim it is fake. Thus everyone stopped believing in hypnosis and came back to watch the monkeys.

    In Brown's case he is recommending the US invest $5 billion in FreeBSD and such while at the same time claiming open source is bad.

    The contradiction is obvious as is his false embrace of anything open sourced.

    "Use the surrender Tactic." - Robert Greene

  11. I'm crouching! on Microsoft Receives Patent For Double-Click · · Score: 0, Troll
    Waiting for any fucker to come in here and explain why MS deserves this patent.

    Go ahead. We're all waiting...

    Otherwise we're just posting jokes or complaining about the patent office.

  12. Re:Innovation? on Short Text Messages In Mid-Air · · Score: 5, Funny

    Only if I can get the Hello Kitty version!

  13. Re:Due to lack of funding... on ICANN Budget Questioned · · Score: 1
    Most coutries grow out of this type of weenie size measurement. We grew out of it, you should try it too.

    <homer on> Well my friend, as an American I can tell you that after just looking in my pants I am still awe struck by the size. Bigger is better and I think ICANN should double it's budget. Now if you will excuse me I'm going to go biggy-size my Happymeal for lunch and go surf the big American internet were 90% of it is written in American.

    You brits can keep you electricity and television. We have iraqi oil and computer monitors now! Ha! </homer off>

  14. Re:"Birth of the Empire"? on Star Wars Episode III : Birth Of The Empire · · Score: 1
    It's because Lucas found out that "She's having a baby!" was already taken.

  15. Re:funny slashbots on China's New Craze: E-bikes · · Score: 1
    Agreed. Could everyone who hates cars and the
    American use of them please provide a nice
    summary here of all the reasons.

    Please no flamebait mods. I think everyone would
    love to have it all in one place.

    What are the pros and cons of driving a car in America?

    I can tell you I've been to Texas and getting
    around anywhere in that state requires a car or at
    least a motorcycle.

    Cars in cities where too much congestion occurs drives
    everyone a crazy, but does it make automobiles so evil?

    Personally I love my bike, but love driving even more... besides rush hour!

  16. Re:Aqua-planing ? on Road Marker Marks You · · Score: 1

    Then you'll probably crash into 1000 kilograms of Canadian bacon.

  17. Huh. on More on Global Dimming · · Score: 1
    Sun seems to be working just fine.
    Got a sunburn yesterday.

    Maybe the earth is trying to protect itself from all the wild fires, etc..

  18. Re:Damn it on DOOM III This Summer · · Score: 1
    [Trent Reznor] decided to ditch the effort [and pull out the Nail gun] since it was taking too long for them to get done with the game.

    In other news: small Office in small town in Texas turns into a seen out of the video game Doom when local geek heros attempt long term project with cool dark angry rocker!
    Bertha, receptionist of small insurance business in the same building, heard a scream through the wall what sounded like, "I'M GONNA FUCK YOU LIKE AN ANIMAL!"

    Geeks: Maybe we can't be rockstars ourselves but we can enslave one for our long term code complete idealistic projects until they turn on us and fuck us like animals!

  19. Re:Big time. on Digital Cameras Change War Photo-Journalism · · Score: 1
    Agreed. Plan on finding your next job at Textron or Ratheon developing state of the art digital camera detecting seek and destory missles.

    Nevermind Weapons of Mass Destruction. GWB and Rumsfield will be going after the cameras shortly.

  20. Re:Marry a Bitch on Appreciating Your Stressful IT Job? · · Score: 1
    Or you could do what I did and marry a loving, supportive woman.

    Sounds like a good plan... are you sure your wife won't mind?

    Wait until he buys her the house first!!!

  21. Oh My God!!! on Montreal Parking Meters Run Linux · · Score: -1, Troll
    A sad day at /.

    All parking meters in Montreal run Linux.

    1/3 of all spam mail is sent via Linux servers.

    99% of popups come from Linux.

    Think this is a karma thing for bashing windows?

  22. Do you want to protect your data? on Forbes Reviews Google's Gmail [updated] · · Score: 2, Funny
    Since gmail provides so much space upload an image with your text on it with a random obfuscation background.

    Of course the recipient would need a lot of space too :)

    Ggigantic corporations need the masses to be asses to succeed.

  23. Re:It isn't forced on us.... on Forbes Reviews Google's Gmail [updated] · · Score: 1
    I do a large amount of photoshop work, and having 1 gig of email storage ONLINE at all times would be a godsend. When files are larger than 4 or 5 megs, I have to burn them to a disk and lug it around....

    Someone here should point out the obvious:

    Google is sitting pretty on this hype since they will A.) limit the attachment size in each email and B.) in effect probably only need to add storage after a long time for the users who uploads 5 megs in every email.

    If you want to use it as free storage how much of your time will be wasted uploading limited file sizes over time?

    There are better ways which are much cheaper than your time.

    This is google's gigantic marketing machine in motion before an IPO.

    Sounds great eh?! But have you tried it though?

    We will see.

  24. Speeding... on Stoplights to Mete Out Punishment? · · Score: 1
    No amount of red lights, ticket fines or gas price hikes is going to stop everyone from speeding.

    For gods sake Americans love affair with automobiles rests on the pure unbridled power they are allowed to exercise at their own descretion every morning when they go to work.

    Road rage is cause by red lights and traffic jams since it takes away this power.

    Pretty simple really. I get a rush flying down the highway a little faster than the speed limit signs state.

    In an otherwise growing controlled society were we all follow the rules driving can be quite rewarding.

  25. Where will this take us? on Magazine Eyeballs Its Subscribers · · Score: 1
    On a related note will Coca-cola pay me for billboards on my roof that face the sky?

    Can anyone think of more possibilities when satelite photography/videography become pretty common to the public a few years or decades from now?

    The military uses have been in effect for years.
    As always business is now getting a peice.

    Will the public get a useful peice of this?