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  1. Re:The man on Software Exorcism · · Score: 1

    Dude, everyone hates there job and if they claim they don't there lying so drop the boardroom bullshit.

  2. Re:Politicians for Ya on Senate Passes Anti-Spam Bill · · Score: 1

    We shall kill unitl no spammer breathes american air! (Spammers of Dune)

  3. Re:Politicians for Ya on Senate Passes Anti-Spam Bill · · Score: 2, Funny

    We shall fight on the beaches,
    We shall fight on the landing grounds,
    We shall fight in the fields, and in the streets,
    We shall fight in the hills;
    We shall never surrender,
    --Winston Churchill

  4. Re:Stop wasting your time, Congress. on Senate Passes Anti-Spam Bill · · Score: 1

    Personally, I think we should throw out the entire law, start form scratch, and make lawyers illegal.

  5. Re:Doing something about it? on Senate Passes Anti-Spam Bill · · Score: 1

    "Reader, suppose you were an idiot. And suppose
    you were a memeber of Congress. But I repeat
    myself."
    -- Mark Twain

  6. Re:Ah, the smell of an upcoming election year... on Senate Passes Anti-Spam Bill · · Score: 1

    Step 1: Pass useless law.
    Step 2: Pat self on back.
    Step 3: Give self pay raise for passing useless laws.
    Step 4: Profit!!!

  7. Other things the senate voted in on Senate Passes Anti-Spam Bill · · Score: 2, Interesting

    They also voted themsleves a new pay raise for the great and wonderous work they are doing in passing unenforceable laws. Aren't you just happy that while we're all getting canned and being forced to work at MickeyD's to put ramen noodle soup on your table, these asshats are giving themsleves raises. The argue its about increase of livimng since the average workers salary went up. I got news for you do, if your salary percent went up its cause either the number of lower salary people out of work is increasing hence giving a better percentage. If your personal alary went up, its becuase you actually did do a good job and got a raise. Note: DID A GOOD JOB. Last time i looked the economy was still in flush mode. So just remmeber that when you look at this law. This law, the time they wasted on it, and others like it is where your tax dollars are going. Gives you a whole a whole new perpective on this law now...

  8. Hmm.... on A Novell Linux Specialist? · · Score: 1

    Certianly nothing Novell about that question...

  9. Re:Sad news ... Tony Renna dead at 26 on A Novell Linux Specialist? · · Score: 1

    Not to sound like a jerk, but a lot of race car drivers die. Certianly nothing Novell about that...

  10. Do you want to know what I think about this? on Oscar Screener Ban to be Revoked for Academy Members · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I don't fucking care.

  11. Ingo Rammer on Advanced .NET Remoting · · Score: 1

    Ingo Rammer? Come on, this one is just too easy...

  12. Re:Xs on X10 Pays $4.3 million In Damages For Pop-Unders · · Score: 1

    Didn't you see that stargate episode about "Wormhole Extreme"? The marketing department says things with x in the name sell better.

  13. Re:And here are the Bribe numbers ! on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 1

    It means the will of the people is being ignored so that a bunch of fat cats can continue to horde illgotten gains and use the constitution for toilet paper.

  14. Re:And here are the Bribe numbers ! on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 1

    check your own link dude:
    1 TV/Movies/Music $222,791
    19 Computer Equipment & Services $8,250
    20 Telecom Services & Equipment $7,000

  15. Re:And here are the Bribe numbers ! on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 1

    So your all in favor of allowing bribes because 'hey, everyone can afford to bribe em'?

  16. Re:And here are the Bribe numbers ! on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 1

    "No, Barf, no. We're not doing it just for the money... we're doing it for a whole shitload of money!"

  17. Re:I've got a bill to propose myself on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Sure. Anyone who accepts a dollar from a lobby can no longer run or hold office. You want to lobby, send em brochures and meet with em, but don't give him/her bundles of cash.

  18. Re:I believe on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 1

    No, I'd rather have steak.

  19. Re:And here are the Bribe numbers ! on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 1

    Dude, there is a difference between lobbying a senator and buying one.

  20. Re:The logic reminds me of.... on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 0, Redundant

    "What do we burn?"
    "WITCHES!!!"
    "And what else do we burn?"
    "MORE WITCHES!"

  21. Re:And here are the Bribe numbers ! on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 1

    $223,000!!! Thta's not a lobby, that's a bribe!

  22. Come on! on New P2P Battle is Heating Up · · Score: 2, Funny

    Whose going to buy Interent Explorer when it becomes correctly labeled. Woudl you buy an application labled as "utter shit"?

  23. Re:They're Made Out Of Meat on Sci-Fi Channel Looks for LGM in NASA Files · · Score: 1

    So the speed of light is an unsurmounatble constant, hmm? "Electric signals can be transmitted at least four times faster than the speed of light using only basic equipment that would be found in virtually any college science department."(New Scientist - I forget teh date of the article, try this link) What we are saying basically is not that are understanding of the laws of physics is wrong but that the thought that radio signals are the end all of communication is. Just becuase we can't envision a faster way to communicate than radio signals now does not mean that say ten years down the road we won't find a way. In fact historically, the assumption that we will has a 99% probability of being right. In the 1820's, scientists were working with many of the same physics equations we are working with now and came to the conclusion that humans would never be able to travel faster than 20 miles per hour. By 1840, humans were going 40 miles on average on trains, and 70 on the express. Basically waht we are arguing is that it is ludicrous to think that alien civilizations would be using radio signals to communicate when from what we know of technological progress shows that that woudl be like sticking with stone knives and bear skins. Just becuase you don't get telegrams anymore doesn't mean that your the only human left alive, it simply means that everyone else has found a better form of communication. So it really shoudl not suprise us that we are not hearing radio signals. It simply means that the civilizations taht exist have found a better mode of communication. Hell, 100 years ago the idea of communicating by radio was yet to be thought of. Secondly, assuming they have found a way to travel fatser than light, doesn't it make sense they would have also found a way to communicate fatser than light to keep in contact with those ships (or at the very least, a pony express type deal - if you have ships that can travel faster than light, you have a way of carrying a message faster than light.) What those methods of ccommunicatipon will be is any ones guess, but to think that radio signals are the end of communication is absurd and to think any civilization would be stuck without finding a better way is equally absurd. And even if theyu couldn't, who wants to spend 250,000 years just to make a phone call?

  24. Re:Public vs. Govmnt on Sci-Fi Channel Looks for LGM in NASA Files · · Score: 1

    "Am I wrong in my assumption that the government of the USA exists to serve the public in the public interest?"
    Yep, bow down to our new oligarchy of super rich corporate overlords.

  25. Re:They're Made Out Of Meat on Sci-Fi Channel Looks for LGM in NASA Files · · Score: 1

    "Ugly bags of mostly water." The Changling(I think) - Star Trek