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  1. Re:Gordon Way - Douglas Adams on Network-Monitoring Data Put to Music · · Score: 1

    Ha! same here, we are now 4

  2. Re:Easier to track on Indian Call Center Employees Hack US Bank Accounts · · Score: 1
    I'd rather have my money in a bank that's recently had such an incident and caught the perps, than one that's still oblivious to the hazard.

    Remember Garp

  3. Here we go again... on Should You Trust MAPS? · · Score: 1

    The IP block had to be destroyed, so it could be saved

  4. Man people forget.... on MS, EU Agree on Name for Windows Sans Media Player · · Score: 1

    The N stands for: Non, Niet, Neine

  5. Re:802.15.4 Protocol on Coming Soon: ZigBee Control by PDA · · Score: 1
    The main The main purpose of the ZigBee standard is to develop low-cost deivces that operate, assemble, and route messages with no human intervention.
    I swear... they're watching me.
  6. Re:Coolest stuff not mentioned... on Microsoft Research Showcase Explored · · Score: 1
    Or you could set the intensity of your toaster, etc.
    just listen to yourself
  7. Re:my solution on UK Record Industry Starts Suing Filesharers · · Score: 1
    ... embrace world music, screw the pop crap ...
    Exactly!
  8. Re:Odds on The Threat From Life on Mars · · Score: 1

    Unless Beta Eridani is a planet _very_ similar to earth

  9. Re:a graph of internet growth? on Internet Turns 35 Today · · Score: 1
    The real question is - where does the Internet go from here?
    Why...to infinity and beyond no sig, I quitted
  10. Re:Harsh Realm anyone? on US Military Builds MMO Earth Simulator · · Score: 1

    -- Tom Hobbs is recruited into Harsh Realm, a virtual world controlled by the military, to kill General Omar Santiago, who has taken control of HR. He finds Dexter, meets Mike and his crew, encounters a VC (Virtual Character) version of Sophie and tries to rescue her from Santiago's clutches -- Ahh the memories... will look forward fo the dvd box.

  11. Re:I for one... on Martial Arts Robots · · Score: 2, Informative
    They might be better off dragging heavy chains covered in hooks across minefields or something.
    Motorised de-mining flail:

    clearance 15000 m2 per day

    mines removed 90%

    cost 350 000 US$

    http://www.fourmilab.ch/documents/minerats/hackers 96/sld015.html

    this is so depressing...