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  1. Re:Wow, labels AND cards! on glabels: Ready For Prime Time · · Score: 1

    Can we get an asshole meter as a sidebar? That way we can know at a glance wether or not to read the article comments.

    fucking wait two damn minutes before I post, my ass!

  2. Re:Seems expensive on School Teaches 'Ethical Hacking' · · Score: 3, Funny

    Could you imagine having your snailmail box /.'d? It would be fun to get a PO Box and post it on here a few times....

  3. Re:Hypocrites on Sun to GPL Project Looking Glass · · Score: 1

    Try to remain within the scope of the discussion. It may not be less bloated, but it's not soaking up CPU cycles if the code isn't being ran.

  4. Re:My post on How Microsoft Develops Its Software · · Score: 1

    Yea, what you descript is the law of diminishing returns. For each unit of X that you throw at a problem (be it engineers, managers, or dollars) you get an increasingly smaller return (good code). It can also be summed up as "to many cooks spoil the meal".

  5. Re:hate to point out the obvious... on Unplugging Email To Combat Spam · · Score: 1

    So when will someone write a script to auto generate and send emails to the abuse department at hotmail and get huge blocks of hotmail addresses shut down?

  6. Re:Original Doom almost 11 years old on Doom 3's Release Date; Quake Turns 8 · · Score: 1

    The early FPS's like Doom 1 & 2 and quake didn't bother me at all (although playing Descent for 3 minutes had me falling over dizzy). Now unfortunatly, any FPS on any platform seems to make me nautious after a few minutes. Otherwise I never get any kind of motion sickness, even on a boat.

  7. Re:non-geeks ? on Linux for Non-Geeks · · Score: 2, Insightful

    This is a linux thing, it's a non-geek using a computer thing. For many months after introducing my Mom to a computer I had to constantly remind her to read the messages that popup, and call me if she didn't understand what it was saying/asking. For some reason new computer users (windows/linux/otherwise) always just click away at whatever button is the closest to their mouse. It comes down to them not understanding, not caring, and just wanting the damn popup to go away.

  8. Re:But it's so boring... on Breeding Race Cars With Genetic Algorithms · · Score: 1

    Plenty far back. I'm just getting sensative about my age these days.... :oP

  9. Re:But it's so boring... on Breeding Race Cars With Genetic Algorithms · · Score: 1

    My god, you must be young if you conisder '92 and '93 as "a long, long time". Hell, even 88 wasn't THAT long ago. (btw, I have no friggin idea how long F1 racing has been around, but does it keep me from posting, HELL NO)

  10. Re:GA example, on Breeding Race Cars With Genetic Algorithms · · Score: 1

    This was pretty interesting, but I damned near laughed out load when I read this:

    which means the genes amon the population vary very little, we aggresivly mutate alot of the citizens.

    I wonder if the government is interested in "aggresivly mutating" the populace.

  11. Re:Question on SpaceShipOne Flight Completed Successfully · · Score: 1

    It's a matter of going so fast that you continuously miss the Earth

    Is that kind of how humans learn how to fly. You just fall and miss the ground???

  12. Re:w00t on Spokane Gets Unwired · · Score: 1

    That just about describes any Eastern Washington town.

  13. Re:Towers? Jets? on Wild 2 Comet Analyzed · · Score: 1

    I'll tell you, I'm glad I just got a new towel.

  14. Re:Gideon's in Spaaaaaceeee... on Hotel Tycoon Pushes Inflatable Space Stations · · Score: 2, Funny

    Did anyone else forget what the original article was about by the end of this thread?

  15. Re:RAID 1 on Which RAID for a Personal Fileserver? · · Score: 1

    if a manufacturer produced a bad lot of drives

    Which is why if your going to buy identical drives, you should try to buy them from different suppliers. If you ensure that the drives have different lot numbers (or whatever HD manufacturers use) you have a much lower probability of two drives failing at once or close together.

  16. Re:I love online regestration.... on Turning Up The Heat On On-Line Registration · · Score: 1

    lol

    I'm an 80 year old male student who makes ove $150K/year.

  17. Re:Think that's bad, imagine the poor schmoes at a on Turning Up The Heat On On-Line Registration · · Score: 1

    Nohue Kahabit has always been my favorite.

  18. Re:Who will be God? on Advice On A New-School Old-School BBS · · Score: 1, Interesting

    How were these questions answered when someone ran a BBS back in the '80's?

    Answers....
    Him
    Him
    Him
    If he wants
    If he wants

  19. Re:Case modding is evil on Orac^3 -- Not Your Everyday Casemod · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Go back to whatever neo-socialist shit house you came from and hang yourself from the nearest rafter.

  20. Re:Crowding on WiFi Gone Wild · · Score: 1

    I totally agree. Besides truckers, I would see people just catching up on email and maybe checking road conditions ahead of them. I couldn't see a lot of peole hanging out at a rest stop just to chat or play games for hours on end. It would be much easier to get the drive over with and do it on the other end.

  21. Re:RESULTS CONFIRMED! on The Home Parallel Universe Test · · Score: 1

    Well, the AC may have not liked it, but I did. Very well done :o).

  22. Never in a million years... on Apple Patented by Microsoft · · Score: 1

    did I think I'd see my home town on Slashdot.

  23. Re:Mac OS X Support on NETI@Home to Examine Net's Strengths · · Score: 1

    I miss the days of Bugs Bunny on Saturday morning cartoons. *sniff*

  24. Re:"more weak"? on PHP and SQL Security · · Score: 1

    Me fail enlish. That's unpossible!

    someone had to say it....

  25. Re:A bad workman blames his tools on PHP and SQL Security · · Score: 1

    LMAO, yea I used to watch Norm all the time. Never use a hand tool when you can use a power tool in its place.