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  1. easy way to deal with him on Can a Blogroll Be Defamatory? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    everyone repost the articles in question. lets see him sue everyone. douche bags like him need to be taught the lesson that the courts are NOT there to shut people up who simply don't like you or disagree with your world view.

  2. Re:It's a good thing this... on EVE Online Scandal Deliberate Frame-Job? · · Score: 1

    you computer is a useless luxury, i'm going to come and take it. what's that, why do you even care?

  3. Re:long term effects. on Electrical Field Treats Brain Cancer · · Score: 3, Insightful
    my most hated of all "natural" therapies is iridology. it's the classic example of people thinking putting an ology at the end of something makes it a science.

    worst of all is the claims these idiots make, such as being able to diagnose illnesses just by the colour of your eyes. These charlatans usually try backup their nonsense with fake creditals from bogus "medical schools" of natural treatments.

    the standard bullshit line is "oh look your eyes have -insert fake medical term- you must be low on -insert random vitamin- you need to buy this $80 bottle of - some product with the phrase natural whatever in it, which is filled with pills containing processed rubbish from china-"

  4. Re:long term effects. on Electrical Field Treats Brain Cancer · · Score: 1
    the beauty of the "long term effects" scare tactic is no one can proof you wrong for 10 or 20 years, and even then you can say "oh but it takes LONGER to have effects".

    the only way to bust assholes that make these claims is not to play the game, and demand THEY prove their statement. putting the work back on them usually shines the spot light of science and truth on them, and they run away.

  5. Re:Just reinventing the wheel on Electrical Field Treats Brain Cancer · · Score: 5, Insightful
    it's a little more then re inventing the wheel, it's a new method of treating some cancers which doesn't invovle almost killing the person with chemo and destroying their immune system.

    and they aren't claiming anything conclusive, but with such promising results with 10 people it warrants serious research.

    maybe when YOU come up with a cure for cancer you can be a little more critical, ok?

  6. long term effects. on Electrical Field Treats Brain Cancer · · Score: 1
    watch some asshole will make a comment "oh but what about the long term effects?" and then propose a bullshit natural treatment.

    little do they realise when you have brain cancer, long term effects are meaningless when you would otherwise die in the short term

  7. Re:Fedora? on Screencasts of Installing MythTV Via MythDora 4.0 · · Score: 0, Troll
    attitudes like that are what make linux such a loser on the desktop - people don't give a shit about patents or copyright, they just want something that works.

    software is not a political or social statement

  8. Re:Meh... on iPod Casualties Offer New-In-Box Bargains · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    i will pit my landline against your cell phone bill anyday. mobile phone calls are NOT cheaper, unless your making no calls.

  9. nothing new, but could be great if done well on VM Enables 'Write-Once, Run Anywhere' Linux Apps · · Score: 1

    If they make this thing slick and seamless, i'll be impressed. the technology is nothing special (something most OSS people sadly miss the point of ) it's the overall usefulness that's important.

  10. Re:Huh? on VM Enables 'Write-Once, Run Anywhere' Linux Apps · · Score: 1
    "if the source is packaged well."

    see you just fucked your whole argument right there.

  11. crappy crappy method on Simple Comm Technique Beats Quantum Crypto · · Score: 2, Informative

    This can only be applied where there's a direct electrical connection, hence ruling out it's usefulness in any real application. even IF this were applied via some software protocol it does nothing to validate that alice is actually alice and not the feds.

  12. Re:Seems too dependent on copper on Simple Comm Technique Beats Quantum Crypto · · Score: 0, Troll

    right because thats what they use in consumer grade $10 nic's, dumbass

  13. maybe no one gives a fuck? on Free Ads Can Be Really Expensive · · Score: 0, Troll

    about stupid hienz ? how much do they think people care?

  14. rots your brain as well on Some Soft Drinks May Damage Your DNA · · Score: -1

    always knew this shit was up to no good.

  15. Re:confusing figures on Driving on Starch · · Score: 1
    your whole reply tackles a none issue. i was directly comparing it kg for kg already.

    "so 1 liter of gas gives 24000 to 32000 kilojoules while 1 kg starch=4/27 kg hydrogen which is 18000 kilojoules which is about 2/3 what gasoline gives"

    you prove my point right there

  16. Re:byproducts much? on Driving on Starch · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    your burning hydrogen moron, very little is coming out the tail pipe. once the fuel tank is spent it could just be off loaded, all that would be left is a kind of harmless organic sludge you could probably just use for land fill. an no landfill is not a problem dispite what whacko's like greenpeace claim.

  17. Re:Question on Driving on Starch · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    errrr powder isn't the only form you can store starch in dimwit.

  18. Re:Nice, but... on Driving on Starch · · Score: 1

    it's a great concept if they can REALLY make it work outside a lab. it can fill all 3 of those criteria provided the reaction is quick enough to keep up with consumption. i'm betting the production of the hydrogen is too slow to be useful right now.

  19. confusing figures on Driving on Starch · · Score: 1
    it takes 27 kg's of starch to make 4kg's of hydrogen... it then states 1kg of starch contains MORE energy then 1kg (or liter) of fuel. correct me if i'm wrong here, but 4kg's of hydrogen does not have the same energy potential as 27L of fuel? sounds like the journalist got a little carried away to me

    super cool idea though, i'm impressed that they can even break even and produce enough energy to move the weight of the starch.

  20. Re:Heading off at the pass on Creationism Museum Opening in Kentucky · · Score: 0, Troll

    i hate to break it to you, but god is as real as the tooth fairy ok. if he isn't STRIKE ME DOWN!!!! i'm still typing so looks like i'm right and your wrong, thanks for playing

  21. it's tghe next Y2k on IPv4 Unallocated Addresses Exhausted by 2010 · · Score: 4, Insightful

    i've been hearing about how ip4 will run out in the next 5 years for the last TEN years.

  22. explode button on Bye Bye Spam and Phishing with DKIM? · · Score: 2, Funny

    until there is a button which i can click on each email and cause the sender of the mail to explode an a bloody rain of guts and gore, spam will not end.

  23. Re:Doesn't really work like that on Novell Partners With EFF on Patent Busting · · Score: 2, Funny

    right because novell has been making buckets of cash these days, with it's dominating products like netware....

  24. Re:So the market sure is promoting innovation on The Man Who Owns the Internet · · Score: 1
    "I have been a Real Estate Agent for 8 years"

    So we can instantly assume your a lieing bastard?

  25. Re:Propaganda on British Traffic Wardens Issued CCTV Head Cameras · · Score: 1, Insightful

    since when has anyone expected privacy in public? the 2 words are the EXACT oppersite meaning to each other.