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  1. Re:Information poisoning on Turning Up The Heat On On-Line Registration · · Score: 1

    If anyone ever did have the email address of no@email.com, they've long ago abandoned it to all the spam from Dell...

    When I worked in tech support for Dell home accounts, we had to send a confirmation email to everyone we talked to - and if they didn't want to give us an email address, we were all told to send the email to no@email.com so that we had an equal number of emails sent as calls taken.

    So,I figure that's a pretty safe email to use... that, or bob@bob.bob

  2. Re:I used to play but... on Geeks and Poker? · · Score: 3, Funny

    You *literally* lost your pants? Sounds like the root of the problem may have been the free drinks the casinos hand out rather than the actual poker game.

  3. Result Overload on Amazon Launches Full Text Book Search · · Score: 1

    I would be a big fan of this idea - if you could choose when you wanted to use the feature, and when you wanted to search the "old way". I clearly see how this could be extremely useful when looking for obscure and/or highly specialized topics. But for anything more general, or that simply gets mentioned in passing often, this can create huge numbers of results that actually aren't that great of matches...

  4. Re:They would have canceled an award show? on Oscar Screener Ban to be Revoked for Academy Members · · Score: 1

    Ummm... if you don't like the awards shows, you don't have to watch, you know. Thee are lots of other channels (and turning of the TV, going out, etc are always options).

  5. High walls on Building a Cube Farm that Sucks Less? · · Score: 1

    Quote: "Make sure your new spiffy partitions are very high - as high as possible."

    From my personal experience in cube farms, I have greatly preferred the ones with lower cube walls - the high ones get oppressive and claustrophobic, in my opinion.

    I'd rather deal with a bit of extra noise than work all day in a small, isolated box.