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  1. Re:Corporate Color on Hackers, Meet Microsoft · · Score: 1

    just like at Genentech. Genentech employees have blue, contractors have red.

  2. Re:I don't get it. . . on Second Life Virtual Property Boom · · Score: 1
    So is it really the intangible property that weirds people out? Or the fact that the general media has no damn clue how online games work?

    Thats it exactly. A guy can pay 6 figures for a $5 ball because some rich athlete hit it with a stick and then scrawled his name across it, but I pay $10 a month to fly around in virtual spaceship and I'm the loser.

    How does that work?

  3. Re:Why the hell not? on Court: Borders Web Ops Must Remit CA Sales Taxes · · Score: 1

    Sounds like a logistics nightmare to me. Does my company based in Mexicao then have to cough up sales tax to every state for every customer that state is in?

  4. Re:OTHER HEADLINES TODAY on BSA Piracy Study Deeply Flawed · · Score: 1

    ok. I must have misread it. Faith restored!

  5. Re:Why does The Economist hate America? on BSA Piracy Study Deeply Flawed · · Score: 2, Funny
    For every pirated copy of Office/Windows/etc, Osama Bin Laden gets $10.

    Shit! Add that to all the money Osama is getting from all the weed I buy and I can understand why the gov cant find him in Iraq.

    He's proably got enough cash to buy his own pocket Universe.

  6. Re:OTHER HEADLINES TODAY on BSA Piracy Study Deeply Flawed · · Score: 1
    I actually looked up Fiengold's record to poke some holes in your theory and was remarkably suprised. The man actually has a voting record I can agree with.

    Oh no wait. He supported the war in Iraq.

    So close...

  7. Re:Dont bother clicking the link... on Nanotech Protests Begin · · Score: 1
    what a jip. These protesters take the time ane effort to get naked to protest they're very valuable cause and the media can't be bothered to show all that nudity?

    I'm tired of the media censoring public opinion. Down with !

    Show us the nudity!

  8. Re:recommendations? on Writing Down Passwords? · · Score: 2, Funny
    ah, dammit.

    My whole system was running like a greased skillet until you mentioned that.

    Now I can't remember a damn thing...

  9. Re:recommendations? on Writing Down Passwords? · · Score: 1
    I don't bother. I've got 3 levels of password security.

    Low level has 3 different passwords I use.

    Intermediate level has 3.

    High has a unique for each account but I only have abour 4 accounts that qualify as high

    so at any given time I need to remember about 10 diferent passwords, which aint that hard. High level passwords get changed every few months. Intermediate about once a year. Low I couldn't give a shit.

    Its worked for me so far.

  10. Re:I'll believe it... on Cold Fusion in a Breadbox Instead of a Bottle · · Score: 1
    Well its been duplicated. But its not really cold fusion.

    " The current cold fusion apparatus still takes much more energy to start up than you get back out, and it may never end up breaking even. In the mean time, the crystal-fusion device might be used as a compact source of neutrons and X-rays, something that could turn out to be useful making small scanning machines."

    :( and here I was all ready to make my own cold fusion car...

  11. Good. Now I only need a settlement from Rio... on Settlement Proposed in iPod Class Action Suit · · Score: 1

    ...for the crappy scroll wheel that broke on my Karma a month after the waranty expired.

  12. Re:Great news on New .XXX Top Level Domain · · Score: 1
    instant strip club/sex club/sex shop/shady massage parlor locater.

    That would rule.

  13. Re:Positive on The Other Side of BitTorrent · · Score: 1
    Instead of hate it and wish it gone, why not work towards this new technology with hopes to use it with fewer worries?

    It won't happen. The larger and more established and industry gets the less willing they to change from whatever strategy they think works for them even when it isn't working anymore. Shit, look how long it took Blockbuster to adopt a subcription model while Netflix and the other online movie rental shops were kicking their ass.

  14. Re:What else indeed on Cell phones as Credit Cards · · Score: 1
    well the vibration feature already makes it a decent "sexual aid" so I suppose that not such a long shot.

    They do need to make it self cleaning at some point. It bad enough when the guy next to you have Cheetos stains on his cell...

  15. Re:[OT] Your sig is offensive. on Are CRTs History? · · Score: 2, Insightful
    rofl. His sig should read

    Slashdot: Where racism againt Slashdotters is OK.

    There's an amazing amount of users here who spout that /. are all MS bashers and unwashed anti-capitalist, pinko commie liberal, rhetoric, but still hang around and comment on every other thread.

  16. Re:Adult Groups a Liability Risk on Oregon Woman Sues Yahoo for $3 Million · · Score: 3, Interesting
    I agree, she definitely can't be the first.

    You aint kidding. Take walk over to Empornium and check out the Homemade section. Revenge porn is a booming sector.

  17. Digital Pearl Harbor? on CIA's Info Ops Team Hosts 3-Day Cyber Wargame · · Score: 2, Insightful
    "You hear less and less about the digital Pearl Harbor," said Dennis McGrath, who has helped run three similar exercises for the Institute for Security Technology Studies at Dartmouth College. "What people call cyberterrorism, it's just not at the top of the list."

    We finally get rid of one useless buzzword and this idiot wants to bring it back.

    The funniest thing about this is that from the sounds of it the whole thing is being run by CIA goons. I'm no "info-warrior" but seems kind of pointless to run a war-game with people whose tricks you already know. Wouldn't it be far more realistic if they setup a network and put out the word to John Q. Hacker that is open season.

  18. Re:That's a problem! .... on Iomega Patents 850GB DVD Nano-Technology · · Score: 1

    ha. I guess someone else beat me to the URL punch.

  19. Re:duh.. on The Problem with DHS's Plan to 'Buy American' · · Score: 1

    Grado sr-60 Headphones. Best headphones under $100 for atleast a decade now. Made in Brooklyn. If you've got a lot of dough you can pick up a lot of hand-made AV components. Although most of the electronics contained therein problems comes from Asia.

  20. Re:Better Things to do with $250,000 on First Commercial Space Tourism Company · · Score: 1

    man I can't even get a condo for that kinda money...

  21. Re:Just make them a fashionable yellow... on RFID Bracelets to Track Inmates in L.A. County · · Score: 1
    thats my point exactly. I see kids at my school with five or six of em in different colors. I'll bet good money that the Lance Armstrong Foundation isn't seeing any of that money.

    It might have meant something at some point, but like American flags in NYC right after 911, its been reduced to a fashion statement.

    And not a very good one.

  22. Re:Audition?! on Ebert Gives 'Sith' Positive Review · · Score: 1
    I'd *love* to see the fan's reaction to that one.

    Wait till Jabba starts suddenly starts lactating gallons of breastmilk on the floor, while Luke fucks Mon Mothma's corpse...

  23. Re:A false sense of security on RFID Bracelets to Track Inmates in L.A. County · · Score: 1

    a few. Fortress has the device in the stomach. There's another I cant remember right at the moment where you neck thing is tied to another unknown inmate so if you try to escape it kills the other person. That way the prisoners wind up guarding each other.

  24. Re:A false sense of security on RFID Bracelets to Track Inmates in L.A. County · · Score: 1
    my thoughts exactly. The problem I see with this is that the guards are going to start relying on it too much. Here's a bunch of guys with literally nothing else to do all day but find ways to exploit the system.

    I'll bet it gets pushed into wide use. The prison system is a booming business.

  25. Re:Just make them a fashionable yellow... on RFID Bracelets to Track Inmates in L.A. County · · Score: 1

    rofl. Glad to know I'm not the only who thinks the whole yellow bracelet thing is incredibly silly.