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  1. Re:Depends on the use on Now We Have the Internet, But Why Do We Need It? · · Score: 1
    Hey, I could take a screwdriver and deside to poke myself in the eye with it... does that mean we don't need screwdrivers?

    Ask your enemies.

  2. Re:This could be good on Hotel Being Sued for Using the Dewey Decimal System · · Score: 1
    I have the same problem with my more than 6000 (all legally acquired) MP3s

    Legally acquired? Clearly you are a terrorist. The RIAA told me so.

  3. Re:MS is just testing the waters... on Xbox Auto-Update Blocks Linux Usage · · Score: 1
    Microsoft Knows no matter how many times they say patch or else. Millions of people wait for the or else to happen, and it makes them look bad.

    No, Microsoft's inability to program properly or respond to vulnerabilities and exploits is what makes them look bad.

    There is no way on God's earth that I would want Microsoft to automatically patch my system. Are they gonna fix it when it shits itself after being patched? No, I didn't think so.

    We don't run sp4 at work because two of our business apps fail to work with it. I don't want to deal with 120 stuffed desktops simply because Microsoft thinks auto updates are going to fix the problem.

  4. Re:ha ha ha on Borland Releases New C++ Toolkit · · Score: 1
    like suggesting a fusion between Megadeth and N'Sync.

    Megasync is my favorite band!!!

  5. Re:Look at the past 20 years to predict... on Distribution of Wealth in a Robot-Driven World · · Score: 1

    Why use robots when you can still get rock bottom prices on child slave labour in the third world?

    All these great discoveries and breakthroughs, and most people on the planet don't even have clean drinking water - and robots are going to put us all out of jobs, oh please!

  6. Web Blasters! on Scientists Crack Silk's Secret · · Score: 1

    OK, time to kit up with fully functional web blasters - I'll be swinging from the buildings in tights before you know it.

  7. Re:A changing world... on Scientists Crack Silk's Secret · · Score: 1
    cult-like anti-scientific religion ...

    Isn't that what all religions are like?

  8. Re:God I hate those tags on Blocker Tags to Protect Privacy From RFID Tags · · Score: 1

    How the hell did this get modded insightful?

    Jesus, don't you people any sense of humour? I hate the american need for all the thinking to be done for you - jeez, you don't really need to explain all the punchlines do you?

  9. Re:the "concerned father" on NZ Spammer Shutdown Makes Big Difference · · Score: 1

    Just because the guy's a prick, doesn't mean that the kids should suffer as a result.

    Spam should be criminalised, on the basis that it is just as bad as hacking, phreaking, etc.

  10. Re:Windows... on Sun Mad Hatter Linux Desktop Revealed · · Score: 1
    If windows is so bad why do we keep trying to copy it?

    Because the interfaces on linux are a)confusing, b)poorly documented, c)not standardised.

    Yes, linux is a technically better solution - but the interfaces (command line and GUI) are totally fucked.5234

  11. Re:Summary on The Ultimate Game Room · · Score: 3, Funny
    Why is it that everybody assumes that women aren't attracted to smart, sensitive guys?

    Women are attracted to smart, sensitive guys - they're called gay men.

  12. Re:For a safer society, we should track every one on Gov't Proposes Massive Homeless Tracking System · · Score: 1
    Excuse me, but are people completely blind to what's happening and deaf to the cries from history?

    Well duh! It's been long enough that it has effectively been lost from living memory (By that, I mean that people who were there, who experienced it, are either dead or very old.).

    It's one thing to read about how bad something is, it's quite another know about it first hand.

  13. Re:Not to be cruel, but... on Gov't Proposes Massive Homeless Tracking System · · Score: 1
    To suggest that they are not entitled to the same rights as anyone else is downright unamerican.

    I beg to differ. Your country is currently leading the charge eradicate privacy and legal rights. Its very American.

    They should be thankful that they aren't "terrorists" or that they don't need to be "liberated".

  14. Re:Degrees? on Ph.Ds in IT - Good or Bad for a Career? · · Score: 1
    For the record, I only have a BSc, it's not in IT, and it's not holding me back at all at the moment - probably because I also have immense demonstrable practical experience.

    Um, my qualifications are in visual arts - and it hasn't impaired my IT career at all (in fact, those many years learning to bullshit have come in quite handy).

    Practical experience and commonsense beat paper qualifications everyday. Where the qualifications help is when you are asking for more money.

  15. Re:M$ worm. on Microsoft wants Automatic Update for Windows · · Score: 1
    2. People should have to have a licence to own a computer and take a test so that they understand security issues. Now I realise that sounds a little extreme but if you take into account the the cost in bussiness that worms cause then it might be a good idea. It would certainly get rid of the ignorance defense.

    I have been arguing the same thing about reproduction. If we can prevent idiots from reproducing, then half the problem is gone already.

    Seriously, stupidity is the only thing on the planet of which there is a neverending supply.

  16. Re:Where do I put my stuff? on iWorkstations? · · Score: 1
    Where the hell do I put stuff like reference materials, notepad, or even, god forbid, a cup of coffee?

    If you can afford this piece of shit, then most likely you would rest all your other stuff on the back of your nearest slave.

    Just another example of a desk designed for people who don't need one to make a living.

    A desk is supposed to raise the level of crap on it above the level of crap on the ground - so you know where you are supposed to sit/work.

  17. Re:That reminds me. on Creatine Found to Boost Brainpower · · Score: 1
    Of course, that might not apply here, as us men have no shame.

    Oh really, would you take a pill that made you way smarter but took an inch off your dick?

    Or more importantly, would you take a pill that put an inch on your dick for every 10 points of IQ it took away?

  18. Re:A basic assumption so far on OpEd Piece on Extended Life Expectancy · · Score: 1

    Due to poor parental choices on the genetic manipulation front everyone will look like either Justin Timberlake or Britany Spears. Because everyone is 'beautiful' science completely regresses and a new stone age is born. Kill me now.

  19. Re:Oh, that's just great! on OpEd Piece on Extended Life Expectancy · · Score: 1

    What's less amusing is that unless the current family structures change and enforce long family lines then it is quite possible that you could end up sleeping with a great .... great grandparent. Yuck.

  20. Re:If we could lvie forever.. on OpEd Piece on Extended Life Expectancy · · Score: 1
    ...then perhaps the rich and powerful would start actually caring about the environment, seeing as they're more likely to live to see the long term effects of their actions.

    You've obviously never spent any time with the rich and powerful. They already live the longest and don't give a damn.

  21. Re:Sci Fi covered it first? on OpEd Piece on Extended Life Expectancy · · Score: 1
    humans use genetic massaging to prolong their lifespan; initially for the rich

    Like any of those poor bastards in Africa are ever going to see this tech applied to them.

  22. Re:population on OpEd Piece on Extended Life Expectancy · · Score: 1
    I'm not kidding. Major long term planning by political leaders, especially in the U.S. is being conducted by men and women who are banking on God ending the world.

    I think that they rely on the fact that God looks down on his cherished children and says: "I think it's time for another plague. Or, maybe a holocaust, or a earthquake or a flood"

    Seriously, nature is always there to kick you in the jewels - the more people there are, the more likely that something will come into existence to remove some of them from the planet. Remember, we are way overdue for a global pandemic. And when it does arrive, it will spread like wildfire in large highly populated areas. Problem solved.

  23. Re:population on OpEd Piece on Extended Life Expectancy · · Score: 1
    If alien civilizations discovered immortality first, then why would they risk life and limb in something as reckless as space travel?

    You obviously haven't seen Jackass. Aliens with infinite lifespans have all been killed due to their extreme sports addictions.

  24. Re:population on OpEd Piece on Extended Life Expectancy · · Score: 1
    Take specialists from multiple fields with 150+ years of research behind them, have them work together and share ideas freely... just imagine the type of genious that would be it's output.

    It is widely know that the greatest scientific minds have on average made their 'greatest' discoveries prior to the age of 30.

  25. Re:Glycol? on Zero Blaster Reviewed · · Score: 2, Funny

    It might smell like cherry, but I bet it tastes like ass.