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  1. snot-rag? on Some 7-11s Become Kwik-E-Marts · · Score: 1

    A snot-rag is surely a handkerchief rather than child?

  2. Re:I think the AC's point was retaliation on USAF Developing New "SR-72" Supersonic Spy? · · Score: 1

    Even if they do get to the point of turning out something "weapons grade", they won't actually be using it.

    They're not that stupid.

  3. Re:I think the AC's point was retaliation on USAF Developing New "SR-72" Supersonic Spy? · · Score: 1, Interesting

    so when the Iranians get nukes and the Israelis vaporize them in self-defense

    What, like the 'merkins vaporized the Iraqis in "self defence"?

    Gah ...

  4. Re:I hope so-Fruit juice. on Ubuntu Linux Validates As Genuine Windows · · Score: 1

    Ha. Just wait until you have to shell out £199 for a new PSU. £299 if you want ot keep the old one...

  5. Re:I've never seen a pic on RIAA Drops Tanya Andersen Case · · Score: 1

    FFS. That is fully NSFW.

    ew

  6. I have a plan .... on Microsoft Gives Xandros Users Patent Protection · · Score: 3, Funny

    1. Fork Xandros - call it Expandros or something.
    2. Do a "patent" deal with Microsoft.
    3. ???
    4. Profit!

  7. backups on Does ZFS Obsolete Expensive NAS/SANs? · · Score: 1

    How do you back this lot up? :-)

  8. Re:Does theodp only write flamebait? on The HP Way 2.0 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Only Double Penetration

  9. Re:Let me ask... on AACS Revision Cracked A Week Before Release · · Score: 1

    Ha. It was I who was referring to "fuckpuppets" and I meant not our fellow slashdotters, but the RIAA who impose such ludicrous and blatantly false "anti-piracy" trailers on us all. Luckily for you, I do not have mod points today.

  10. utter fuckpuppets on AACS Revision Cracked A Week Before Release · · Score: 4, Insightful

    And then the utter fuckpuppets go on to say: "Buying pirated DVDs is stealing." This really gets my goat. Buying pirated DVDs is buying pirated DVDs. Stealing pirated DVDs would be stealing. Cnuts.

  11. Re:Public celllular network on Residential Wi-Fi Mapping Database Revealed · · Score: 1
  12. Re:Yawn... on Unlimited Wireless Plans Coming · · Score: 1

    Just everybody get over to www.fon.com

  13. Re:Not US Citizens... on FBI Arrests Neteller Execs · · Score: 1

    Indeedy. When your country is run by gangsters, you can't expect justice.

  14. Re:How is this provocative ? on China Tests Anti-Satellite Laser Weapon · · Score: 1

    Isn't it weird how news channels in the USA translate "Zionist Criminals" as "Israel"? Luckily for all of us, people in the rest of the world are able to distinguish between a government and a population.

  15. Re:short term on China Tests Anti-Satellite Laser Weapon · · Score: 1

    I believe they may still be considering the actions the USA took against them in the 1930s and 40s. Bon chance.

  16. Re:the obligatory... on IsoHunt Shut Down? · · Score: 1

    90% of the content is illegal? Pffftt! torrent files aren't illegal surely? Just like gun manuals aren't illegal?

  17. SmoothWall?? IPCop! on pfSense 1.0 Firewall Released · · Score: 5, Informative

    You only get the better features in Smoothwall if you pay for the corporate version.

    You could try IPCop instead, a fork of smoothwall.

    I use IPCop instead of pfsense for some installations as it has support for the Bewan PCI ADSL modem.

  18. Re:So what is a "right move on Iran"? on Videogames Used to Train Terrorists? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Leave them alone. They're not trying to make a move on you.

  19. Re:This is Bulls Hit on Microsoft Sues and Gets Sued · · Score: 1

    "market can bare" hehe

  20. Re:But the Bathrobe? on Ex-AppleCare Employee Describes Life Inside Apple · · Score: 2, Funny

    You're a towel.

  21. If they had any sense on MPAA training Dogs to Sniff Out DVDs · · Score: 1

    They'd train the dogs to detect only pirated DVDs.

  22. Re:You're Competing with Piracy! on Warner Bros. to Sell Movies Over BitTorrent · · Score: 1

    Exactly. They're jokers.

    They should just do like we've been asking for years, and make DVDs (and CDs) £4.99 a pop.

  23. Studios will be much better off with bittorrent on Warner Bros. to Sell Movies Over BitTorrent · · Score: 1

    I do work in the movie industry, and I think the studios will be MUCH better off with the BT distribution.

    Here's my estimated cost and profit comparision. Sorry for the dodgy layout and utter lack of punctuation Slashdot keeps rejecting my nice layout with the old Lameness filter. Lameassed lameass filter.

    Costs for 15 dollar DVD

    Intial cost of movie 0 00 already paid for, and covered by profits theatre releases
    Packaging/Artwork 0 50 per disc
    Replication 0 50 per disc
    Distribution 4 00 per disc
    Marketing 1 00 per disc
    Royalties 1 50 per disc
    Total 7 50 per disc

    Profit 7 50 per disc
    Margin is 50 percent

    Costs for 15 dollar bittorrent movie
    Torrent site 0 05 per movie
    Bandwidth 1 00 per movie
    Total 1 05 per disc

    Profit 13 95 per disc
    Margin is 93 percent

    It's fairly obvious why the studios want BT

  24. Re:Unusual punishment? on Microsoft Helps Write Oklahoma's Anti-Spyware Law · · Score: 1

    er yeah, "minum". I mean "minimum"of course.

  25. Re:Unusual punishment? on Microsoft Helps Write Oklahoma's Anti-Spyware Law · · Score: 2, Informative
    It's $1,000 minum per violation, up to a maximum of $1,000,000.

    From the bill at: http://tinyurl.com/elycc

    The Attorney General for the State of Oklahoma, an Internet service provider or software company that expends resources in good faith assisting authorized users harmed by a violation of the Computer Spyware Protection Act, or a trademark owner whose mark is used to deceive authorized users in violation of this act, may bring a civil action against a person who violates any provision of this act to recover actual damages, liquidated damages of at least One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) per violation of the act, not to exceed One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) for a pattern or practice of such violations, attorney fees, and costs.