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  1. Re:JAIL on Hollywood Says If You Support Open Source, You're ... · · Score: 1

    Unfortunantly thats not a list of links, its just list of URL's so it isn't illegal under that 'hyperlinking is illegal' concept.

  2. Re: Structural Integrity on World Record LEGO Train Layout in Seattle · · Score: 1

    I think unicorn is about to discover the power of the slashdot effect on his email inbox. ;]

  3. Re:Suddenly 30,000 times cooler... on NASA To Build Laser Space Broom For ISS · · Score: 1

    This wont actually work in space. The point of the UV laser is to form a stream of ionised particles for the charge to travel along. This would work fine inside earth atmosphere, but in orbit there isn't anything much to ionise. What would you achieve anyway by electrocuting the space junk anyway? Though of course you could try giving the space station a large positive charge and giving all the space junk a large positive charge too (could both be begative of course), then they might tend to avoid eachother through electrostatic repulsion, but of course you will need to find another way to get the charge on the junk....

  4. Re:fp on Pizza Hut's Space Program: First Launch · · Score: 1

    Let me guess, you were in so much of a hurry you forgot to click post anonymously? Or are you just a karma masochist?

  5. Re:Burn the media on New Tech In Data Retrieval · · Score: 2

    Burn it to CDROM? But wont that leave more evidence to destroy than what you started with?

  6. Re:X-stop exploit on Interview With Mike Sklut · · Score: 1

    Nice idea, however it would break with all the sites that are currently setup on single ip'd virtual host machines. Hence you would only ever get thr primary sites hosted on those boxen.

  7. Re:Wouldn't it have been easier and safer... on Survivor Winner Revealed By Bad Web Site Coding? · · Score: 1

    Ok WTF did I do to that url? Its here anyway. Maybe I should preview my postings after staying up late to watch the eclipse.

  8. Re:Wouldn't it have been easier and safer... on Survivor Winner Revealed By Bad Web Site Coding? · · Score: 1

    You could just use php's image manipulation functions to generate crossed images on the fly.
    an example from the php manual that shows how to create text labels based on a fixed button image

  9. Re:When will you guys learn? on Scientists Discover Interstellar ... Sugar? · · Score: 1

    Why is this moderated as a troll? Its FUNNY!

  10. Re:But wait, there's more - on From Paper To PDF? · · Score: 1

    I think you might want to consider investing in a 40 metre tall video wall for each side of your building then. Or maybe just some well made telescopes to distribute among your readership.

  11. Re:woohoo on RadioShack To Co-Sponsor Lunar Mission · · Score: 1

    Oooh, Robot Wars on the Moon, now that I gotta see! It can be no holds barred in weapon types too, as there wont be any spectators closer then a light second or so. I'm building mine with a MAD device too, so the best anyone could do against me is a draw!

  12. Re:Fake? Seems like it. on Taking On A Spammer · · Score: 1

    You can quite happily look something up in that range, assuming of course you have setup a local nameserver to handle your local network, which I guess they haven't done.

  13. Re:Not really selling that well either on Daikatana Sucks: It's Official · · Score: 1

    Ok thats about every game reviewer who didnt receive a complimentry copy covered then I think. They should now worry about the weeks after that when they hope for some actual gamers to buy it.

  14. Re:That's not a knife on The Oldest Knives In The Solar System · · Score: 1

    pfffft.. barely a 3" blade. Save your money and buy a short sword. size is everything.

    If size is everything why stop at a short sword? We demand 2 handed swords forged from planetary diamond formed from the intense pressure at the heart of jupiter!

  15. Re:Is this really a very valid use for meteorites? on The Oldest Knives In The Solar System · · Score: 1

    I seriously doubt you would find much in the way of amino acid or other genetic precursors in an _Iron_ meteorite. The ones with interesting material in them tend to be carbenaceous with a low metal content and somewhat less useful for making knives, or any sort of cutlery out of.

  16. Beowulf Cluster on Pushing Microwaves Faster Than Light · · Score: 1

    Ok just imagine a Beowulf Cluster of these things.
    You hook them up in series (hooking them up parallel actually wouldn't work) and each individual unit send a signal further and further back in time. Transmit todays stock quotes into it via morse code and you'll receive the signal yesterday in time to make a killing on the IPO of the day.

  17. Re:E=mc^2 on Pushing Microwaves Faster Than Light · · Score: 1

    Well I dont know about you but I dont particularily want to be too close to a brick thats moving at 300c...

  18. Re:Source code on Is the POST Method Patented? · · Score: 1

    I suppose what you'll see next is an automatic moderating tool that automaticly moderates up all those automatic first posts to +1 insightful.
    And after that we'll see an automatic meta-moderation tool to make sure all those automatic-moderations are 'fair'...

  19. Re:And the point of this "comment" is? on Universal Access · · Score: 1

    I think we know who the bigger karma whore is here. Wonder why you post a comment that you know will be moderated down as an AC...

  20. Re:Ah, the French on French Court To Yahoo!: Dump Nazi-Related Auctions · · Score: 1

    One word: Napoleon.

  21. Re:Let the weird server competition begin.. on Potato-Powered Web Server · · Score: 1
    And as a side benefit as the flywheel slows down as its energy drains the computer runs slower and hence requires less energy. Therefore it will never use up all the available power and just keep getting slower and slower indefinantly...


    Note to pedants, dont bother poking holes in this, I know it wouldn't work that well. 8)

  22. Re:Weeks/months, not days on Sony's New Personal Fingerprint Scanner · · Score: 1
    Oops, changing the password every few days would be just a little bit on the paranoid side wouldn't it?


    Maybe it would, however I think its a hell of a lot easier then getting a skin graft to change your fingerprints once a week. 8)

  23. Re:virus vaccine on New, More Destructive Love Bug Variant · · Score: 1

    Damnit where are my moderator points when I need it, this thing should be +5 Insightful. ;]

  24. Re:Technology not always good is an old thesis on Online Book About Nano/AI · · Score: 1

    I think i've been reading slashdot too long. I read Neil Postman as Natalie Portman and was wondering how that post managed to got moderated as Informative. ;]

  25. Re:Something warm and fuzzy on Caltech DNA Sequencer Patent Question · · Score: 1
    This is insightful???


    Do AC's get moderator points nowadays?