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  1. Re:Dupe with no more info on Two Tiny Gas Turbines · · Score: 1

    It uses gasoline (at least the super fast one)

  2. Re:How long on Windows Bumps Unix as Top Server OS · · Score: 1

    Wow, sure didn't take long to go for the "bad definition" grab. Wonder why this hasn't been used before, when the list first started? And heck, has anyone checked to see if Unix means Unix, or if it means Unix and Linux? 'Cause last I checked, Unix was generally WAY more expensive, per license, then Microsoft. Get some clothes on people - your biases are showing, and it ain't flattering. :)

  3. Re:I call shenanigans. on NSA Caught With The Cookies · · Score: 2, Funny

    You must make a lot of money to afford all that tinfoil.

  4. G.I.P. on U.S. Announces Global Intellectual Property Plan · · Score: 1

    Ain't that a great acronym?

  5. Are you kidding? on CNN Now Offers Free Online Video · · Score: 1

    "Is this another nail in the coffin of paid content on the internet?" - this is a joke, right? I mean, you do understand that this has no bearing on reality?

  6. Time on New Model Solves Grandfather Paradox · · Score: 1

    Time goes in one direction, for those experiencing it. For you, if you were to go back to before you were born, and kill your father - there is no paradox. You'd still exist. You're father would be dead. You're father wouldn't have a child. But you would still remember growing up, and all the things that happened in your life. If you then went "back to where you started", your father would still be alive. However, if you went back to the same year/month/day/hour, etc., but not the same place, then your father would be dead, and no one would know who you are. But you would still exist, and remember all of the events that happened to you. The continuum DOES NOT change. There is no paradox. There is no way to make a paradox.

  7. Re:Joe, RTFA on Comparing Linux and BSD, Diplomatically · · Score: 1

    What the hell? This is diplomatic? Luser.

  8. Joe, RTFA on Comparing Linux and BSD, Diplomatically · · Score: 0, Redundant

    What the hell? This is diplomatic? Luser.

  9. Hello? on Performance of OpenOffice.org and MS Office · · Score: 1

    Either you are an idiot, with your "expectations", and therefore it isn't worth reading your little "discovery", or you are a liar, and therefore it isn't worth reading your little rant.

  10. Learn how to use your tools... on Keyboards are Good; Mouses are Dumb · · Score: 1

    and THEN complain about them. Geesh. Get it straight!

  11. Thank God! on Spoofing Flaw Resurfaces in Mozilla Browsers · · Score: 1

    Thank God that we don't get as many security bugs as I.E., dontcha think?

  12. Not to be an Ass on Firefox Promo Videos · · Score: 1

    But these are incredibly stupid. I sincerly doubt people will go use Firefox because they are going to have a better orgasm when they see the computer screen, or whatever these commercials are supposed to show.

  13. War? on The Dual-Core War - Is Intel in Trouble? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Doesn't anyone know the difference between a war and a battle? Even if you lose a million battles, that doesn't mean you've lost the war.

  14. Question? on Why Does Windows Still Suck? · · Score: 1

    Is this whole thing rhetorical? It doesn't take a mental nothing five seconds of searching to find out WHY... sad.

  15. Comcast on Windows Media Center Edition vs. The World · · Score: 1

    Anyone aware that Comcast is using this?

  16. Re:should the gov decide who has the right to marr on Submit and Moderate Questions for Bush and Kerry · · Score: 1

    Do me a favor and check the candidates positions before spouting off again. Thanks!

  17. Re:More to the point... on Submit and Moderate Questions for Bush and Kerry · · Score: 1

    No, he's saying that as far as the government should be concerned, you have a union. If you want it to be a marriage of some sort, well, good for you. What's the problem with that?

  18. Re:should the gov decide who has the right to marr on Submit and Moderate Questions for Bush and Kerry · · Score: 1

    Mr. President, if the government makes laws concerning marriage to confer rights, privileges and benefits, doesn't that mean the government can decide who gets those rights, privileges and benefits? A better question (that isn't completely missing the point, as this one clearly does) is "Should the government have any laws regarding marriage, etc.? If so, how do I go about making them say what I want them to say?" If you think a constitutional amendment is the "government" deciding who should marry who, then you need to take a civics course. And listen this time.

  19. Re:Your vote is Dubya's Vote? on Ask Green Party Presidential Candidate David Cobb · · Score: 1

    I have an idea - why not have the liberterians AND the greens work to change the Republican party?

  20. 33 percent of nothing is... on SCO Caps Legal Expenses At $31 Million · · Score: 1

    let's see, 33 percent of nothing, is.... umm, let's see... nothing! Whoohoo! Another lawyer gets screwed! What a country!

  21. Most of these... on Blade Runner Is The Best Sci-Fi Film · · Score: 1

    Just tell ya how old the people polled are...

  22. Re:Gattaca on Blade Runner Is The Best Sci-Fi Film · · Score: 1

    I'm with ya!

  23. Only true 'cause... on Blade Runner Is The Best Sci-Fi Film · · Score: 1

    Firefly comes out in May of 2005, so no one has seen it yet :)

  24. Hey! on Exploring Linux Desktop Myths · · Score: 1

    Aren't myths supposed to be something besides facts? As in, stories that aren't based on fact?

  25. Re:I can think of a couple on Van Allen Questions Human Spaceflight · · Score: 1

    We don't have machines right here on earth that can mine in easy conditions without a lot of human intervention. Do you think they'd work better in space?