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  1. Re:How about on Assorted Bits of Halloween · · Score: 1

    goatse.cx is hosting that pic for today.

  2. Re:How far has it gone? on Mars Attacked, 65 Years Ago Today · · Score: 1

    Assuming my numbers and calculations are correct 4270500 times the distance between the earth and the sun (average distance)

  3. Re:How far has it gone? on Mars Attacked, 65 Years Ago Today · · Score: 1

    oh...about 614952000000000 km

  4. Bussiness plan on X10 Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection · · Score: 1

    Step 1: Annoy potential customers Step 2: ?????? Step 3: Bankruptcy!

  5. LOL on Leaked White Paper Condemns NASA Life Sciences · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I misread the title to read, Leaken white paper condoms. Damn I need to get laid. lol

  6. Re:Great... on Farewell To The Concorde · · Score: 1

    heh, I always get a laugh when I see a map of europe and sweden and finland and norway look like a cock and balls. lol. Esp. on the Euro

  7. SAd News on Death of the PDA? · · Score: 1

    I just heard some sad news on talk radio - PDA brand PALM Pilot was found dead in his Maine home this morning. There weren't any more details. I'm sure everyone in the Slashdot community will miss them - even if you didn't enjoy thier work, there's no denying their contributions to popular geek culture. Truly a bussiness icon.

  8. Re:Verisign vs. SCO on VeriSign CEO on Commercializing the Internet · · Score: 1

    missing poll option, RIAA

  9. them young whipper snappers on Can Kids Tolerate Classic Games? · · Score: 1

    They don't know a good game if it slaped them in the face. Pong, is a truely insirational game, Andthe mind testing skill for tetris...and ET....well...if anyone has ever played that, they should have burried it in the desert.

  10. Re:Is it worth it? on China Sends First Taikonaut To Space · · Score: 1

    Parts of China are quite backwards, and surely the money could be better spent on solving immediate social and ecological problems there.


    In all fairness though, governments in many different nations have their spending priorities all messed up.



    Like the $87 billion President Bush has asked Congress to appropriate for expenditures related to the military occupation and reconstruction of Iraq.


    For example:


    The UN estimates the cost of providing treatment and prevention in developing countries for tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and malaria at $12 billion a year.


    The WHO estimates that $27 billion a year, on TB, AIDS and malaria, as well as to eliminate other infectious diseases and nutritional deficiencies, could save 8 million lives a year. That's eight million lives. A year.


    The UN Development Program estimated in 1998 that the annual additional cost of achieving basic education for all was $6 billion.


    It would only cost $6 billion a year to provide health insurance to all uninsured children in the United States. You can provide Head Start and Early Head Start to all eligible children for $8 billion annually. You can reduce class size to 15 students per teacher in all first-, second- and third-grade classrooms for $11 billion a year.


    Now about those backwards spending priorities?

  11. A Cave is good for... on What is a CAVE Good For? · · Score: 1

    Shelter, duh.

  12. I wasn't fired... on How Were You Fired? · · Score: 1

    I quit you insensitive clod. It was a shitty job anyway.

  13. Re:misread on Chinese Taikonauts Arrive at Launch Facility · · Score: 1

    I tihnk it was supposed to be: Chinese Takeouts Arrive at Lunch Facility

  14. Re:What I did to the guy in the cubicle next to mi on Practical Jokes on Co-Workers? · · Score: 1

    That was me you insesnitive clod!

  15. Jokes on Coworkers on Practical Jokes on Co-Workers? · · Score: 1, Informative

    Imagine your a stupid computer user and it does crazy shit to you. It would scare you. You'd get stressed out and panic. That isn't good for office morale. What about when they find out it's you? What may be a joke to you might not be to another person. What if an error occurs and they feel it's your doing and so they don't report it. Do you want to keep your job? If so, leave the luddites alone and let them do their little monkey work. If not, see if oyu can get me a position, I'd love to have a job in computers. It beats being fucking unemployed.

  16. Re:I find... on Practical Jokes on Co-Workers? · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Informative? How is this informative?

  17. Re:problem with console games.... on Game Retailers' Return Policies Criticized · · Score: 1

    That is one of the reasons why cartirges were better. I mean, granted they were still copyable, but I can go to my local radio shack, buy a burner and then I get to copy whatever I want. With cartriges, it was a little more difficult. To copy cartiges, for my "personal backup" usually involved dealing with shady characters and not so normal business practices. I mean, other then online stores, where can you find a cartridge copier?

  18. Roms and such on Game Retailers' Return Policies Criticized · · Score: 1

    This would be a perfect example as to why we need to allow roms. For example, I download Metroid fussion. I play it for a bit. I like it. I cough up the 50$ for it becasue it's a worthy additon to the metroid series. Boom, game makers just won themselves another loyal costomer. But on the flipside, I downloaded Pokemon Pinball (for xmas gift material, I swear). I play it for a bit and I find the graphics are lacking. The game control is terrible. So, therefore instead of paying for that game, I don't buy it, delete the rom (becasue I won't play it). This money I set aside for entertainment goes towards a different game. Either way, the company gets my money, I'm a more satisfied costomer. Even if the companies are against the whole ROMs thing for "potential piracy", they should offer a free sample rom for download off their site of a game that will let oyu play like 2 or 3 levels. So this way money is made, and costomers are happy.

  19. Re:Its sadder than this. on Parents Not Informed About Gaming? · · Score: 2, Funny

    um..please don't swear or else my mommy will ban me from going to slashdot. k, thx, buhbye

  20. I can help you on Where Is Spam When You Want It? · · Score: 1

    How about I just automatically use your email address for the things I do. Then watch you Spam keep rolling in.

  21. I need the internet becasue... on Now We Have the Internet, But Why Do We Need It? · · Score: 1

    ...I couldn't read slashdot without it.

  22. PHP in the Enterprize?? on PHP Usage in the Enterprise · · Score: 1, Funny

    Did captain Picard approve?

  23. one handed programming... on Programming for the Single-Handed · · Score: 1

    I'm not even going to touch that one

  24. Overloards on SBC Refuses To Name File-Sharing Users · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    I, For one, Will greatly appretiate and welcome our new SBC overlords.

  25. Re:Not only can we copy music, on Canada Immune From RIAA? · · Score: 1

    I'm aware its already legal in some places, but I can't say it's like that everywhere. I mean, I would love for my gay friends to marry eachother and stuff, but in Sask, I don't tihnk that's allowed yet.