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  1. Re:Sign of the apocalypse on Brightest Galactic Flash Ever Detected Hits Earth · · Score: 1
    Female Slashdoters?

    Where did you ever get that idea?

  2. Re:No, no, no... on Brightest Galactic Flash Ever Detected Hits Earth · · Score: 1
    Jesus...

    Light years are a measure of DISTANCE, not TIME!

  3. Re:Collision free hash? on More on Newly Broken SHA-1 · · Score: 2, Insightful
    It's not. I'm sure there is some law, but if you are hasing data that has more data than the hash itself, there are going to be collisions.

    (Stupid Mean Girls quote)"Anything else is like...against the laws of feminism or something!"

  4. Re:This is big... on More on Newly Broken SHA-1 · · Score: 1
    So I guess SHA-256 is slower than SHA-1, right?

    Why not just use SHA-2048, that wont be broken for like...6 years.

  5. Re:2000 times faster? on More on Newly Broken SHA-1 · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    I was KIDDING! Kidding!

    Jesus people, I passed 8th grade....or did I? =)

  6. SHA-1 on More on Newly Broken SHA-1 · · Score: 5, Funny

    SHA-1? pshhhh. They should be using SHA+1. Thats 2 more!

  7. 2000 times faster? on More on Newly Broken SHA-1 · · Score: -1, Troll

    2^69 attempts instead of 2^80 seems like only 11 times faster, then again, thats just me.

  8. Re:Eat Your Own Dog Food on ChoicePoint Identity Theft Fallout Widens · · Score: 1
    The standard consumer is getting stupider and stupider. Never in history have people been so crappy at their own finances. Look at the amount of debt in this country. Sure, I would literaly kill someone to get a new 60' Sony HDTV. However, I am not going to ruin my future and retirment because of my tech lust.

    Debt Debt Debt. This apathy has carried into our government with a NEW RECORD BREAKING DEBT AMOUNT!

  9. Re:They're a company..... on ChoicePoint Identity Theft Fallout Widens · · Score: 1
    Even worse, by law they have to listen to their investors. Worse than that, their investors have no shame and no concience.

    Pity the souls so caught up in their own greed and blind money-grubing they would invest in this company.

  10. Importance on ChoicePoint Identity Theft Fallout Widens · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Tell me one person who would be against putting these executives in JAIL. They were entrusted with data on almost every human being in the United States and they FAILED US. Get the stake, timbers, gasoline, and matches. Heaven knows I am ready for blood.

  11. What you get on ChoicePoint Identity Theft Fallout Widens · · Score: 4, Insightful

    This is what you get when consumer information is obtained and stored behind a cloak of secrecy. This is what you get when privacy laws are not enforced or valued. This is what you get when the standard consumer is ignorant and apathetic to the importance of person information.

  12. Re:Nothing is impossible to clean on Microsoft Warns of Impossible to Clean Spyware · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I dont know where you live, but around here a user can hit the next bu ton 50 times.

  13. PCHDTV HD-3000 on EFF Compiles Endangered Gizmos List · · Score: 0
    I bought the HD-3000 card from PCHDTV because of their warning about the broadcast flag. Little did I know it really don't WORK unless you are a freaking linux genius. I have had mine for about 2 months now, still doesn't work.

    I don't know why I cant just download a freaking driver (there is a driver but it doesn't make it work) like in windows and have it work immediatly.

  14. Re:Aaaaah, stereotypes on United Kingdom Leads the World in TV Downloads · · Score: 1
    I am glad you can tell the Americans who are genuinely good people apart from the rest who are running our country into the ground (in the eye of the world and financially)

    It feels good to know that people in the world know we are not all redneck-gay-hating-world-screwing people! Thank you.

  15. Re:known for beautiful women?? on United Kingdom Leads the World in TV Downloads · · Score: 1

    Exactly. If it could have recorded and watched it myself, how the hell can you say I pirated it? After all, I "own" the original by seeing it or having automatic timeshift files on my DVR's hard drive.

  16. Re:known for beautiful women?? on United Kingdom Leads the World in TV Downloads · · Score: 1

    Oops, replace "Grant Snow" with "Elisabeth Harnois"

  17. Re:known for beautiful women?? on United Kingdom Leads the World in TV Downloads · · Score: 1
    There is a cliché saying that must be said here, but applies.

    Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

    If you were brought up in some culture (heaven forbid) that says fat, bitchy white women are as hot as hell, your going to be turned on by fat, bitchy white women. Your sense of beauty only applies to you and people brought up in your culture. Even close friends differ on if a girl is hot or not.

    Take for example Grant Snow on Fox's Point Pleasant (Image:http://www.elisabeth-harnois.net/images/alb ums/events/fox2005winterparty/004.jpg). I think she is hot (I am a teenager, so don't go all yelling pervert on me) but my best friend says she looks freaky. Eye of the beholder my friend.

  18. Re:Makes a bit of sense. on United Kingdom Leads the World in TV Downloads · · Score: 1
    I hear you.

    Stupid TV networks, I am WAITING (yes WAITING!) to pay them MONEY so I can download even DRMed TV shows! They _just_dont_get_it_ (Read my comment below)

  19. America on United Kingdom Leads the World in TV Downloads · · Score: 4, Insightful
    This makes perfect sense. With the proliferation of boradband and the anger of watching TV shows a year or more after their American counterparts, it it understandable. I know what it feels like because Europe got to watch Battlestar Galactica before we did, so I just donwloaded it.

    Didn't have to watch comercials and it was better quality then the crap Comcast quality I get. I would have paid money to see them in high resolution and with better sound, but these executives just don't seem to get it. I can download a TV show in less than an hour, in fact, I can download faster than I can watch. It is all about the industry clinging to a dieing business model and not seeing the future. Fine, do a 5-computer iTunes thing with DRM, it is not like music where I need to listen to them anywhere.

  20. Re:Who pays for it all? on Skype-Ready Phones From Motorola · · Score: 1

    People pay for the connections and therefore already own that bandwidth. It is up to the ISP/big bell to make sure their infrastructure can handle it. They are being paid for that connection so it is not like the money has to appear out of nowhere.

  21. Re:It's almost there. on Skype-Ready Phones From Motorola · · Score: 1

    I don't know about you but I PAY (in real money, not taxes) for my garbage to be picked up. Where the hell are you living?

  22. Re:Indeed. on Skype-Ready Phones From Motorola · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    There is a difference between how fast a server is and how fast a connection is. It could be very well possible it is serving pages faster than the internet connection could ever handle. However, like always, it is the internet connection that hurts performance and not the server in many cases.

  23. Re:Build it Yourself on Skype-Ready Phones From Motorola · · Score: 1

    Wouldn't that be insanely pointless? You have phone coverage, you are using minutes, why bother?

  24. Call ANYWHERE without GSM on Skype-Ready Phones From Motorola · · Score: 3, Interesting
    Do not forget the bounty of unsecured networks around the nation. Drive up to someone's house and you get a free call.

    If they don't care enough to lock down their connection, then it is free for the taking.

  25. Gravity on The Indirect Case For Life On Mars · · Score: 1

    You mean they used motors to put robot's feet down instead of gravity? Wow.