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  1. In related news, on BYU Project to Silence Computer Fans · · Score: -1

    Slashdot researchers have created a content supression system. The technique is not new. While other systems use NoContent (TM) for this purpose, slashdot publishes the same article multiple times.

  2. Re:Wow on The Economics of Executing Virus Writers · · Score: -1

    How much is a human life worth?

    How much would you pay to eliminate a one-in-million chance that you would die today?

    RTFA

  3. Linux For IBM FAQ on Kill Bill, IBM vs Microsoft · · Score: -1
  4. Posting as Anonymous Coward.... on JBoss's Fleury Abjures Astroturfing · · Score: 2, Funny

    ...is hereby banned at Slashdot, starting with me.

  5. Re:Familiar pair for atheists. on Fathers of Linux Revealed: Tooth Fairy & Santa Claus · · Score: -1

    Human can only work in a range of 0%x100%, never touches the extreme points, no matter how good she/he is. This is one reason why I believe in God.
    What? Where's the reason? I don't see any reason here.

    If there is no God, what's the point of doing good to others?
    You're assuming that there is (or should be) a point. Why is that?

    Why some people born rich, while others wish they have never been existed at all. Just some random events you say?
    Yes. Random events I say. Do you find it hard to accept that? Why? Because it wouldn't be fair if it was random? Why should it be fair? Because God wouldn't allow it to not be fair? Do you see what you are doing? Circular reasoning. You are proving the existence of God by assuming the existence of God.

    Now, can God existence answers that? Yes it can.
    What? What is the question? Did I miss something?

    You want to believe in God. That doesn't mean that God exists.

  6. Re:On the transparent cloak... on NextFest · · Score: -1

    But of course the killer application will be in the field of stalking

  7. Ha Ha Ha! on Sir Tim Berners-Lee Lauded For Web Efforts · · Score: -1

    You're new here (earth, I mean), aren't you?

  8. First Post!!! on 2004 Jefferson Muzzle Awards · · Score: 0, Funny

    Don't mod me down!! I want my Free Speech! DAMMIT!!

  9. Of course..... on What's Your Browser Start Page? · · Score: 1

    goatse.cx

    It's the first page I get to see every morning. And I can start the day knowing that nothing more traumatic can happen.

    Either this or I follow Lynda Jensen's advice and eat a live toad.

  10. Re:hmm.. maybe a bit Off Topic.. but on Rubyx OS - A Testament To The Power Of Ruby · · Score: 1

    I don't recall claiming that Ruby sigils indicate type. I seem to recall claiming they exist.
    I also don't recall claiming that they "obfuscate" code.


    I don't recall claiming that you claimed that Ruby sigils indicate type.

    I also don't recall claiming that you claimed they "obfuscate" code.

    Please read what I said, not what you expected me to say, it's better for all of us.

  11. Re:Hint. on Digital 'Ghosts' To Guide Students On Campus · · Score: 1

    I clicked on the 'Reply to this' to reply to your comment, but i'm still not going to click the links in the story.

    I'm on slashdot everyday and it's been months since i've read an article.
    This is slashdot, so i'm assuming you'd understand.

  12. Re:My Family. on See Spot Surf · · Score: 1

    There are kids in orphanages dreaming of a couple someday adopting them.

  13. Re:hmm.. maybe a bit Off Topic.. but on Rubyx OS - A Testament To The Power Of Ruby · · Score: 3, Insightful

    If you consider sigils an abomination upon the land, as I do (despite working professionally in Perl), then you'll want Python. If you consider them Larry Wall's gift to syntax, then you'll want Ruby.

    In Ruby, Sigils indicate scope, not type! Whole different thing.

    It doesn't obfuscate the code. Makes it easier to read actually.

  14. Re:Dupe. Even warned Timothy. on How The CIA Duped The Soviets' Line X Network · · Score: 0, Offtopic


    Who modded this up to +5 so freakin fast? Who has unlimited mod points?
    Who's going to mod me down to -1 within the next 2 minutes?
    For answers to these questions and many more, watch this space.

  15. In other news today... on Mounting Evidence for Water on Mars · · Score: -1, Troll


    There's an interesting article discussing new evidence that shows there may be Cum in Uranus

  16. Re:An Alternative to Webmonkey on Webmonkey Closes its Doors · · Score: 1

    IE actually makes a damn fine platform if you develop specifically for it

    Is there an IE reference (if not a standard) i can use to prepare pages to IE? What the fuck are you talking about?

  17. Re:The problem I have with FreeNET is... on Freenet Project More Stable, In Need · · Score: 1


    India is communist by popular election.

    Er....No

  18. Calvin's exact words on Arthur C. Clarke Talks With The Onion · · Score: 1


    Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us

  19. Re:Not happening on Today Is SCO's Deadline To Sue Linux User · · Score: 1

    Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It is already tomorrow in Australia.

    Actually, it was linus who originally said that.

    No, not torvalds. Charlie Brown's friend :)

  20. Re:Bullet Physics on Comic Book Physics · · Score: 1

    Well, they could have just shot the sonofabitch in the face then.

  21. And in the same vein on ESR's Open Letter to McNealy: Set Java Free! · · Score: 1

    Java is already more ubiquitious than C# -- so what would Sun stand to gain from setting it free?
    What does Sun lose by setting it free if they have no intention of changing the licensing terms in a year and screwing us over? As you said, you have full access to Sun's source code for the JVM and Java classes.

  22. sigh........let's start over on Novell Quotes AT&T on Derivative Works · · Score: 1
  23. Re:Your job shouldn't be your life. on Dream Jobs of 2004 · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Why don't you hit your head with a hammer all day so you'd feel real good when you stop at the end of the day?

  24. Re:Apathy on DARPA Funds Internet Tracking Scheme · · Score: 1

    I accept that free and open societies, as you say, are exceptional cases, but i don't agree that 'totalitarian dictatorship' is the ground state ('The state of least possible energy'). Democracy is the ground state.
    Dictatorship is forever at the risk of a revolt.It is less stable than a democracy.

  25. Re:Apathy on DARPA Funds Internet Tracking Scheme · · Score: 1

    The natural ground state for human society is totalitarian dictatorship, and free and open societies are really exceptional cases.

    huh? how do you figure this out?