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  1. Re:Duh. on Solar-powered Handbag · · Score: 1

    What "Windows broken" story?

    Shit... caught working again. I miss out on all the good stuff.
    Note to self: finish that desktop /. auto-update for Friday...

  2. Well, actually... on Microsoft Unveils New Design Studio · · Score: 1

    "You can get excited about it, but it is too early to tell how well it will be adopted."

    Actually, Mr. Wilcox, you can get excited about it. Me, I'm going to be grouting my nostril-hairs with a dremel. Sounds less painful than using products that originated with PaintBox.

    Seriously, though... stick with what you're good a... er, I mean, what you've spent all that time perfec... um...

    Okay, keep handing out the same old buggy stuff. Just stay out of us creative guys way, how 'bout it?

  3. Are we goin g to see this... on The New Face Lift · · Score: 1

    On Awful Plastic Surgery from now on? Between Michael and Liza, Lindsay and all them other teeny-boppers (not to mention Brittany... hell, she'll go thru a face a week!) we may never again know who to blame for the awful performance we just put up with.

    Maybe they'll just trade faces back and forth, like some cheesy Hollywood masque. That's really screw up the critics!

  4. Re:Engineers @ work on Behind The Development Of The iPod nano · · Score: 1

    I'm just a poor programmer, so I'll stick to the BFG. Like that ad online where the fucker uses his keyboard to trash his monitor, then vacates his cubicle. If you ask me, the idiot in the next rat-maze box would think twice next time about tipping one of those disparaging looks over the pseudo-walls if he knew I was carrying a BFG for anyone/thing that pissed me off.

    Come to think of it, I'm going shopping. Co-workers, be warned. I'm packing.

  5. Re:It's remarkable how wrong this is on Researchers Say Human Brain is Still Evolving · · Score: 1

    3 words, my friend: I'm still here.

  6. Okay, I literally can't believe this... on FEMA Demands Use of IE To File Online Katrina Claims · · Score: 1

    "Everybody is so overwhelmed by the hospitality. And so many of the people in the arenas here, you know, were underprivileged anyway. This is working very well for them."

    What the hell is this woman thinking? Is there a limit on the idiodicy of American thinking? Is there a limit on the crassness of American stupidity

    Please put this woman out of her misery. Otherwise, countless others are going to lose their lives.

  7. I don't care WHO'S responsible.... on FEMA Demands Use of IE To File Online Katrina Claims · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I only care who suffers. I'm not in the delta basin... I'm in southern Ontario. I don't care who gets e. coli or not... I'm in southern Ontario. I don't care who sniffs raw sewage or tends to get the bends from having to get back up from 12 feet of water overlaying their house.

    I'm from southern Ontario.

    I do care about some things, though.

    I care about people. This is something I've not read about much on here. Like it or not, Slashdot readers/posters seem to be a bit of a-lacking when it comes to communal feelings. Assholes, I'd call it.

    I'd like to take the time to thank the poeple that are saving the animals. I'm not a Noah, but I respect the task that they're doing, and recognize the risk that's involved. Kudos to them, and most gracious thanks to their work.

    I'd also like to send out thanks to everyone else who isn't in the disaster zone, who is helping out with arms-outstretched, to help those in need of some caring, some basic human comfort. If you're a person, we need you to survive, and I've been there, arms wide open. It's a generous thing, to have gone through such a struggle, and emerge intact. We need your stories, not for the root cause of survival, but for the sustaining that your stories give us. Tell us about it, and make our meagre lives better.

  8. Re:you know... on FEMA Demands Use of IE To File Online Katrina Claims · · Score: 1

    Malice indistingushable from incompetence is equal to the sum of it's parts. Let's just toast the fuckers, and have at them with blunt objects.

  9. Re:Oh FFS! on Das Keyboard: Hit Any Key · · Score: 1

    Besides, black paint is just TOO creative for most uber-geeks. Get a move on, peeps... or get the lead out.

  10. Re:Over here in the UK.... on Parasites That Can Control Insect Minds · · Score: 1

    Over here in the UK.... We call these things "politicians".

    Up here in Canada, we call these things "voters".
    Works out better that way.

  11. Re:As if dupes weren't enough... on Google Plans To Destroy Unindexed Information · · Score: 1

    I NEVER FINISHED HIGH SCHOOL, YOU INSENSITIVE CLOD! And as to sweetheart, the high school in our area didn't have em... just bitches and skanks. Sweethearts were the other side 'o the tracks...

  12. Re:As if dupes weren't enough... on Google Plans To Destroy Unindexed Information · · Score: 1

    Gimme his subscription. I laughed at it.

  13. Re:Steal the bandwidth, or steal the work? on Fuddruckers Called Out on Hotlinking · · Score: 3, Interesting

    If I was in the market for any software this guy was writing, he could consider himself blacklisted at this point...

    Screw that. I've had my own content stolen and misused in the past. If I was looking for a web developer, this is the kinda guy I'd want: one that can take a sneaking, thieving idiot like that and turn the tables. Kinda reminds me of baiting Nigerian email scammers... (sniffs back a tear)

    Way to go, man!

  14. What a cunt. on Accused Zotob Worm Author Says Money Was Motive · · Score: 1

    I can figure someone doing it for the rush... perhaps for the kudos of the haxxor l337... but money? Money only?

    Where has the love gone, I ask? It's as if the Rolling Stones did their latest DVD in some frost-bitten, forgotten capita...

    Nevermind.

  15. Just another night at the Wristy Hot-line.... on Watch Like Device for At-Risk Patients · · Score: 1

    "Crothers? Yeah, it's Hotchkins. Listen, old man Bumbles got access to his bank account again... I don't know how... yeah, they're going right off the charts again. I hope it's not that red-head again. She almost did him in that last time. What?... Hold on... no, the front gate is open... I don't know, gimme a second... Hold on, I can't tell from this monito-- wait, yeah. The dog's missing too. Better wire it up and get over there. Whoa! [multiple beeps, whistles, bangs, other Dr. Who sounds] Get a move on, Crothers! I just got an alarm from one of the out-buildings! I think he's loose! Holy mother of holies, LOOK at those readings! I didn't think he had that much blood in his body! Crothers, get your ass over there, unless you want to answer for a gross of mutilated livestock! NOOOOOOW!!!!!!"

  16. Okay, I'm not ready for retirement yet, but.... on Canada and Denmark using Google as Battleground · · Score: 1

    ...if you're a successful, Canadian /. reader, perhaps you could be swayed by the likes of this page http://www.efficientmarket.ca/article/Hans_Island? code=hi5 to ensure that our heritage, land mass and common property stays where it needs to be: in the land of the snapping beaver!

    Perhaps we could pursuade Conrad Black to retire there, and get the annoying pus-bag out of the headlines for a whil... Oh. He's British now. Nevermind. Call Dalton McGuinty instead.

  17. Innovation? on Fold 'n' Drop Window Interaction · · Score: 1

    I already use PopMouse (sorry, product is now retired... no link) which, Opera-like, adds mouse navigation to the Windows environment. I'll tell you, it's THE most beneficial add-on I've ever used!

    However, PopMouse uses easy-to-remember and -use mouse movements, some of which have been usurped by this "batch".

    Besides... Fold-and-drop? How about drag icon to task bar, hover over proper window, and drop it when the window opens?

  18. BAH! Stupid humans! on Got Spyware? Throw out the Computer! · · Score: 1

    Okay, it's a troll, but it's a response to something I heard on our local TV call-in session on the news channel this past Wednesday. Not having perfect memory, I'll synopsize it:

    Caller: I've got viruses, it said.
    Expert: What said? The virus software?
    Caller: Yeah, the virus software. I'm looking at it right now. There's a window on the screen that says I have viruses on my computer, and I need to get them off.
    Expert: Okay, that's pretty much bad. What software do you use?
    Caller: Whatever they put on here. I got it a couple of months ago, so it's up do date, right?
    Expert: Well, not really... you need to update your virus database regularly... maybe even every couple of days, you know? It's usually not a day goes by without something new coming out threat-wise.
    Caller: So I should update now?
    Expert: Yep. Now. Immediately.
    Caller: So I just click in this window that popped up and I'll be updated right?
    Expert: ....
    Expert: How do you mean, "popped up"?
    Caller: Well, I was surfing the web, and this window came up and said I had viruses... I just clicked it. That's right, right?
    Expert: ....
    Expert: Do you have any antivirus software on your machine?
    Caller: No... the people at the store said that would be extra.

    (to the tune of Ce Cera Cera):

    Whatever is free will be....
    Your unholy nightmare...
    Your reason to see...
    That only the wise should own...
    The boxen that securly link...
    Our world to those others...
    Who really do think.

  19. Somehow... on Guitarists, your Days are Numbered · · Score: 1

    I don't think Joe Satriani is quaking in his boots...

  20. Wow! That's it! on Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet Probe · · Score: 1

    You know, we've added mass to the planet Mars now, too, with the inclusion of those pesky rovers.

    Being a Gemini, now I know why everythings been going so shitty in my life for the last few months: Mars is out of alignment!

  21. Love it... on Real Wood iPod · · Score: 1

    Looks like the original link is just fine, but try the modder's personal home-page... it's been /.'ed. First I've seen of a 2nd tier /.ing...

  22. Re:Let's do a Slashdot ISP rating. on PC World's ISP Service Rankings, as of June 2005 · · Score: 1

    Rogers Cable (Canada, Toronto area) has not has an outage in over 1 year now, in my contact area. I'm only pissed at their partnering with Yahoo to off-load the services they didn't want to deal with; ie. web-hosting, email etc. Try pimping yourself as a web-site designer/graphic designer when your web-space just switched to fucking Geo-cities, sandwiched between "I Love Astrology.com" and the newest Lindasy Lohan fan sight!

  23. Canada last... on 164 Million Broadband Subscribers Worldwide · · Score: 1

    But considering the land mass vs. population, it's not a wonder it's so... perhaps it's my bias due to whom I hang with, but most of my friends have at least a DSL connection, if not cable. I can think of a few (in my view) weirdos I know that are not on at least some type of high-speed (my mom comes to mind, but hell, she's 63...) but most of those I know are on a speedy link to the 'net. Dunno... perhaps on a per capita basis, Canada would score better...

  24. Re:Easy Fix on Low-Hanging Moon Explained · · Score: 1

    learned things about how we recognize rotated shapes -- we have to do a lot of processing to flip them over, and the time this takes is proportional to the angle.

    Holy shit! I'm understanding most of the /. posts now!

  25. Re:Two words on Amazon's Special Thank-You · · Score: 1

    Hyphenation denotes a single word, numb-nuts.