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  1. Re:Millions from a billionaire... on Bill Gates Donates $258 Million to Fight Malaria · · Score: 1

    $258 Million is much, much more than $554.84, and will do an incredible amount more. The only people who give a fuck about 'proportion' are miserable cynics like yourself who seek to belittle what he has done. It doesn't matter how much he isn't giving.

  2. Re:blah! on 20 Million Year Old Spider Found · · Score: 1

    I love it how a criticism of carbon dating is modded down as a 'troll', whereas this flamebait comment goes unnoticed.

    Not flamebait, you say? Tell that to a Christian browsing Slashdot.

  3. New series lacks charm on Online Doctor Who Documentary · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Maybe I'm just looking at the old series through rose coloured glasses, but I much preffered it to the new one.

    The new one is far too emotional for my liking (though bear in mind I've only seen 4 episodes of it). Far too much emphasis is placed on the girl, and I really wish BBC at least attempted to hide the mutual infatuation between the two.

    Also, I find much of the impact that the original series had is lost though having 45min start-to-finish episodes. One of the best things about the old series was the great cliffhangers.

    Anyone else share this opinion, or am I seeing something that isn't there?

  4. Re:Nothing useful from old troll, GeckoX on Brian Hook on the ActiveX Experience · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    You're a fucking faggot.

  5. Re:first kumquat! on Knoppix To Split Into 'Light,' 'Maximum' Versions · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    --; --; --; --;

    Die!! --;

    --; --; Death!!!

    Hammer en masse!!!!!!! --; Death to warhammer!!! --; --; Allah is great we have anthrax are you afraid????

    --;

    Vive la hammer revolution.

  6. Re:Verisign Code Signing Certificate on How Can I Trust Firefox? · · Score: 1

    "We"?

    I think the main reason people don't flock to Linux, Firefox et al is because of this attitude right here. Believe it or not, YOU are a user. You are not above them in any way, and neither is the open source community (a community of users).

    Ditch the elitism, and the archaic customs and command-line interfaces, and maybe Linux will be ready for the desktop.

  7. Re:An even better feature on Microsoft Launches Blogging Site · · Score: 1

    If it shits you to tears so much, why don't you do the INCREDIBLY BATSHIT COMPLEX step of going to "Options" and turning off nudges?

    Seriously, you Linux pussyboys that bitch about EVERYTHING Micro$oft (LOL i used teh $ instead of teh S LOL HAR HAR HAR) does piss me off.

  8. Re:All science is good science on Scientists Debate Robotic Hubble Mission · · Score: 1

    That said, all science is good science

    Well, if we disregard the whole "chemical weapons research" thing, then yeah, I guess so. Oh, and that little hiccup with the Auschwitz 'improvement' doctors.

  9. The point? on Lunar Space Elevator Instead? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I thought the point of an elevator was to provide a launch platform removed from the restricitons of Earth's gravity and atmosphere. These don't exist on the moon, so what's the point?

    Waste of money IMO.

  10. Re:Elena was debunked a while ago. on A New Elena Story · · Score: 1

    Fake photo journals can actually be really good if used well: who here has read Ted the Caver?

    For those of you who haven't, it goes on for a while, but gets really interesting/freaky as it progresses.

  11. Re:Top Five reasons why the space program should b on Apollo 12 at 35 · · Score: 1

    8. If all good scientists worked for NASA, or a privately funded space program, then there'd be no scientists researching weapons. [emphasis mine]

    What about the evil/mad scientists? If there's one thing I've learned from movies, it's that there is always a number of evil/mad scientists who want to kill humanity.

  12. HAHAHA I GET IT on China to Have Over 100 Eyes in the Sky · · Score: 2, Funny

    I get it!!!!! Yes!!!!! This is a good day to be alive.

    It is a joke on English!!!!!!! The parent said "time to make reference of 1984!!!" but was referring to book by GEORGE ORWELL; the humor of English lies within tragic misinterpretation!!!!!! Ha ha ha ha ha!!!! I am laughing at your misinterpretation of his words to mean 1980's era of time!!!!! This is funny!!!!!!!

    You are great comedian!!!!

  13. Re:Shrug on UK Group Wants Mandatory Flash For Phone Cams · · Score: 1

    On the contrary, I think they are great. What's wrong with them recording you if you're doing nothing wrong?

    Do you think you would still be against them if you were violently raped in an allyway, and one of these cameras happened to catch the face of your assailant as they fled the scene of the crime? They are a valuable asset to the Police.

  14. Re:Racism. on Web Comics Make The Small Screen · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Flamebait?

    I don't mean to feed the troll or anything, but he/she has a good point. I have quite a few Canadian friends, and I'm sure if I called them 'Canucks' I'd get punched in the face quicksmart.

    Also, check out Dictionary.com - it lists 'Canuck' as an offensive slang.

    It's just a matter of time before someone else gets offended.

  15. Re:A few angles... on Warezed SoundForge Files In Windows Media Player · · Score: 1

    I fail to see the humor - why wouldn't they? Look at your username for a second. Wouldn't it be unfair for me to say that "people like you" would never adopt a 'cool' alias such as Jugalator?

    MS empolyees are people too, believe it or not - I fail to see why they wouldn't adopt 'cool' nicknames like seemingly everyone in the Slashdot community does.

  16. Re:Microsoft Linux on Microsoft Advised To Learn To Love Linux · · Score: 2, Interesting

    That's just it though - it's a "cant beat them join them" scenario. I doubt Microsoft feels that threatened by Linux's current market share in relation to their own - sure, it's a threat, but nowhere near as that of, say, MacOS.

  17. Re:Camui rockets suck on Wanna Buy a Reusable Rocket for 19k USD? · · Score: 1

    I've been sitting here at my freelance gig in front of a Camui rocket (a 300m/s w/1km altitude max) for about 20 minutes now while it attempts to copy a 17 Meg file from one folder on the hard drive to another folder. 20 minutes.

    I would just like to ask the idiots who modded this +2 interesting how a rocket can copy things between folders on its harddrive.

    This is a copy/paste troll thats been around for ages. Fucking read the comment before you mod it next time...

  18. On road costs on Wanna Buy a Reusable Rocket for 19k USD? · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Whilst 19k sounds like an "ok" (hah) price, imagine the 'on road' costs of running this thing. That fuel isn't cheap, no matter where you are..

  19. New article on Keeping Microsoft Happy · · Score: 2, Insightful
    "In Citizen Linux, I report on how many Linux users legally avoid paying taxes, as they are strange people who do not like to give their money away. I also contrast the open source community's attacks on Microsoft with its attitude of 'Peace, love and Linux'. The cover has Linus Torvalds in a gorilla suit."

    Would this get posted to Slashdot? I highly doubt it. Seriously, who can blame MS for this one? Raise your hand if you enjoy paying taxes. Hell, the majority of you guys probably wouldn't support piracy if it wasn't a way to skive out of spending your hard earned cash.

    Give the microsoft bashing a break already, it's beyond despicable.

  20. Re:Rediculous on 100 GB Email Account · · Score: 2
    I agree completely. I, as a consumer, am SICK and TIRED of benefiting from corporate competition. Why can't they all just knock us back to 5mb?

    Those were the days...

  21. Re:Quit trying to follow the money, and be happy on What The Bubble Got Right · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Doesn't always work that way. I attempted to get into Medical School because I knew that doctors get paid heaps. Nine years later, I'm loving every minute of it -- and I get a cool title, too.

  22. Re:3 apps? on Microsoft To Sell Win XP Starter Edition In Russia · · Score: 1

    I guess the firewall would only be used by the ultra-paranoid. No networking, remember.

  23. Cry me a fucking river. on Windows Upgrade, FAA Error Cause LAX Shutdown · · Score: 1
    Who seriously cares? Seriously?

    If you have to resort to bickering about button captions on the shell to give sit to Microsoft, you have problems. Furthermore, this is in no way related to the article; why is it +2 insightful?

    If you let the caption of a button get to you, you need to remove the tin-foil hat and seek help immediately.

  24. Re:Should speed the adoption of OSS on Microsoft To Share Office Source Code · · Score: 2, Insightful
    Microsoft: We don't feel like releasing our source code. Security stuff, y'know?

    LiNuX_ZeAlOt666: wtf taht is fkcued man dont u care about teh SECURITY????? how can we fix ur security holez without teh source????????111/1

    (Time Passes)

    Microsoft: Ok, we did a bit more thinking, and have decided to release some of our source code to help improve security, just like you OSS chaps have been suggesting all along.

    LiNuX_ZeAlOt666: lol fag u suk
    --
    They just can't win, can they? Man, this inane shit is starting to sicken me..

  25. This is a good thing on Microsoft To Share Office Source Code · · Score: 3, Insightful
    With all due respect (cough) to you MS bashers out there, this is a good thing and I don't believe MS should be given a bad rap for it.

    Isn't one of the main arguments against Windows that its closed-sourcedness makes it harder for security holes to be found and fixed? To me, it looks like Microsoft has taken the first step in recitfying this problem.