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  1. Re:Mankind has developed _A LOT_ in 20 years! on 20 Year Anniversary of Home Taping Decision · · Score: 1
    It is breathtaking to go back 20 years and see _HOW ENORMOUSLY_ mankind has developed since then!
    Unfortunatly is was mostly negative development. All you see on TV these days are annoying commercials, re-re-reruns, commercials, F-movies, commercials, "reality" shows, commercials, talkshows and commercials.
  2. Re:what?? on Local News Anchor Feels Pain from Afar · · Score: 1
    Hasn't hell frozen over yet? :)
    No it hasn't! Else I would now be having hot, steaming recreational reproductive activities with 6 blonds, 4 brunettes and 3 redheads. Hey, they all promised me they would sleep with me when hell froze over.
  3. Re:For those of you that need that daily SCO fix on SCO Fails to Produce Evidence · · Score: 1

    Conspiracy theorie of the day:
    M$ sabotaged SCOs evidence in order to regain its place as favorite bashing target on /.

  4. Re:Oh great on Star Wars Sequel Trilogy Rumors · · Score: 1
    I thought I only had 1 more disapointing movie left to watch.
    No need to worry, you can trust Hollywood in provide plenty of disappointments in the future.
  5. Re:Interesting Idea on The Cheese Slicing Laser · · Score: 1
    they'll scream as kids keep shining laser pointers in each others' eyes as a "joke".
    I wouldn't like the idea of those kids having anything more powerful than a class 1 laserpointer. Anyone who would play with such a laser in my vicinity, will eat it. And I really mean eat as in entering the oral cavity and exiting the anal one. I'm kinda attached to my eyes.

    BTW there are actualy already militairy laserweapons, although these are designed to blind the enemy and, I believe, they were banned for obvious reasons.
  6. Re:Bets on The Cheese Slicing Laser · · Score: 1

    I think it's more likely this toy is going to bring the eyepatch back in fashion. The next gen commercial laser products might bring back the hook and wooden leg.

  7. Re:Bets on The Cheese Slicing Laser · · Score: 1
    First, why not open up one of your CD-ROM, DVD, Gamecube, other optical drive and see what's in there? Or look at the many laser pointers and derivative products on the market? Way too late for "first consumer laser".
    I opend my CD-rom and I can see the laser. Now where do I attach the sharks head?
  8. Re:Feature on Nanoparticles Enter One's Brain Via Olfactory Bulb · · Score: 4, Funny

    That's impossible. If God was like Bill Gates we wouldn't be able to get along without oftenly violently crashing into eachother, the world would be littered with bugs, sometime the weather would be so fucked up that houses collapse under it, and most of the religion wouldn't make sense.
    Wait a minute...

  9. Re:Does this mean... on Nanoparticles Enter One's Brain Via Olfactory Bulb · · Score: 3, Funny

    if it isn't illegal, it isn't fun. Ever heard of someone who had a good time sniffing salt or pepper?

  10. Re:In other related news... on Linus Sighted At LCA2004 · · Score: 1, Funny

    hmm, I wonder how a AC looks in real life? Would (s)he/it wear a scramble suit (A Scanner Darkly)?

  11. Re:Doom3 on Doom 3 Vaporware no More · · Score: 1

    This is /. the only place in the known galaxi where a sentient being can tell the same joke over and over again and life to tell the tale.

    If there is one thing I've learned of /. , it's the fact that once a reasonable good joke is published, it will never ever die. In fact it's more likely that readers will die of old-joke-exposure-induced-violence-syndrome (symptoms are easily recognized: blood red eyes, white foam on lips, violently hitting head to a wall).

  12. Re:"Hey everybody, I'm looking at gay porno!!!!" on Where Will IBM Drop Windows? · · Score: 1

    Nothing special. Some time ago /. ran an article about this exploit.
    The url:
    http://rds.yahoo.com/S=2766679/K=Microsoft+Securit y+Holes/v=2/SID=e/l=WS1/R=1/SS=96277075/H=0/*-http ://www.nero-online.org/lastmeasure/

    IE opens http://www.nero-online.org/lastmeasure/ another script kiddy site.

  13. Re:Doom3 on Doom 3 Vaporware no More · · Score: 3, Informative

    I, euh, kinda mixed up their names. It was actually HL2 instead of DNF. I got a math exam in 2 days, so I cannot be held responsible for such mistakes. If you want to blame some one, blame Rolle, Lagrange, Chauvy and L'Hopital


    Half-Life 2 For Sale In Ukraine

    Following the news yesterday, of several high profile games being leaked onto the Internet, it has transpired that copies of Half-Life 2 (and Counter-Strike: Condition Zero) are being sold on the black market in the Ukraine.

    The boxed software is being sold as a full game, but contains only the leaked builds and source code that appeared on the Internet last autumn.

  14. Re:Doom3 on Doom 3 Vaporware no More · · Score: 5, Funny
    DNF is another story
    What do you mean DNF is vaporware? It's already for sale in Ukraine.
  15. Re:No sex for you! on AP Article On Cyborg Steve Mann · · Score: 1
    One can only hope he was smart enough to install that night vision filter for that camera that allowed people to take xray photos. Imagine a live vid feed of that!
    Yikes! Only if it gots smart software to black out all those people you don't want to see naked.
  16. Re:5 Tons!!! on Your Own Mecha · · Score: 3, Funny

    That's not a problem that's a feature. Now they can be 100% sure there aren't any survivors left behind.

  17. Re:Damn on UIUC Researchers Create Light Emitting Transistor · · Score: 2, Funny

    Among the years I've invented several new technologies in class:

    The one-time self-deassembling capacitor. (put a high enough voltage on a elko to build one)

    The flash diode. (build a bridge rectifier and replace one diode with a zenerdiode)

    The automatic copper trace remover. (short a 7Ah lead accu through a trace on a circuit board. Capable of removing quite wide tracks)


    Guess I should take a patent on those. They must have millions of possible uses.

  18. Flanders on Broadband Pricing Across The World? · · Score: 1

    I(actually, my parents) pay about 37 euro for cable. Limits are 10Gb/30 days 1Gb upstream.

  19. Re:Prison? What kind of prison? on Adrian Lamo Pleads Guilty · · Score: 0, Troll

    Let's all be nice and send him a present. Something he could really use.
    Stuff like a good waterproof lubricant, anti-asspain spray, a soft pillow to sit on and some soap that can't drop to the floor.

  20. Re:If I was the judge.. on Adrian Lamo Pleads Guilty · · Score: 5, Funny
    Id sentance him to a year working at MS.. that'll teach him! ;P
    You can't. The constitution forbids cruel and unusual punishments.
  21. Re:Not Homeless on Adrian Lamo Pleads Guilty · · Score: 1

    He'll have a place to stay for up to 5 year. But after that he's going to be homeless for a very long time.
    (exact time depends on how much a fastfood restaurant employ can spend on paying his depbts without starving)

  22. Re:Camp Foo teaches valuable skills . . . on When Geeks Go Camping · · Score: 5, Funny

    Lesson 1: navigating in a wood-like enviroment.
    Lesson 2: starting a fire without matches
    Lesson 3: starting a fire with matches
    Lesson 4: starting a fire with matches and gasoline
    Lesson 5: preventing wild life from coming too near to your fire.
    Lesson 6: How to extinguish a burning rodent.
    Lesson 7: treating burn injuries
    Lesson 8: How to leave a burning forest.
    Lesson 9: How to look very, very innocent

  23. Re:Geeks! on When Geeks Go Camping · · Score: 2, Funny

    A litre of gasoline and a match can kill any kind of insect, rodent and, well, pretty much everything smaller than a bear. So that explains why he doesn't need a generator and bugzapper. But I do wonder if gasoline can really replace beer?

  24. Progress on Verisign Certificate Expiration Causes Multiple Problems · · Score: 5, Funny
    they fail and try to access crl.verisign.com, the certificate revocation list server. This has effectively DOS'ed that site
    They DOSed their own site? Damn, they've made script kiddies obsolete.
  25. Re:Not so strange for a Star Trek episode on Interesting Planet Apparently Heating Its Star · · Score: 1
    Perhaps this array has an advanced energy system which creates the heat bursts we have detected!!
    Nah, I think they've discovered the Planet of the Overclockers.