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  1. Re:SOL = Satellite Orbital Laser on Sci-Fi Weapons to Join US Arsenal? · · Score: 1

    I seriously doubt it. While I wouldn't say impossible, I would say it's highly highly unlikely. Besides, wouldn't you want this reward? I don't know about you, but I could use the 25 mil bounty! Fat chance though. I'd get waxed by his loyal followers before I even got within visual range.

  2. SOL = Satellite Orbital Laser on Sci-Fi Weapons to Join US Arsenal? · · Score: 1

    So when are we going to get one of those? Give it a few solar panels and some fat-ass capacitors, it wouldn't be hard to do. I'm sure the satcom devision in our military would LOVE to perform an assassination on Bin Laden with this.

  3. Re:Trade Fair on Chinese Telecom Company Launches 'RedBerry' · · Score: 1

    Talk to the Chinese in Shanghai sometime. They are PISSED at their government for not raising the value of the Yuan. Yes, your bitter but they are truely pissed thanks to the corruption that goes on in the CCP.

  4. Re:This is exactly what we need. on Wal-Mart Controls Modern Game Design? · · Score: 1

    Or if not, look on the bright side. You can still buy guns at Wal-Mart and go for the ultimate grand theft auto experience.

    And remember kiddies, wear your Walmart Smiley pin....Always. Now let's get trigger happy :)

  5. Re:Real Networks? Who? on Real Networks to Linux - DRM or Die · · Score: 1

    More to the point. I'm suprised they havn't been bought out by MS for the sole purpose of patent acquisition.

  6. Re:Uh oh, don't tell the President about this! on Google's DNA · · Score: 1

    Don't worry, even the prez will be happy if you can by Google brand gasoline. Remember, Google can adapt to all markets. ....please, spare me this article Slashdot

  7. Local Politicians on Government-Aided Phishing · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Anyone want to bet information of local politicians have been exempt from this? Hmmm? Anyone?

  8. Re:Chump change on Linux Grows 27.1% in China · · Score: 1

    Remember young padawan, necessity is the mother of innovation.

    That's kind of the whole falacy with the globalization raising everyone'sstandard of living.

    Wrong again young padawan! There's something called a local economy. Every nation has one.

  9. Re:in comparison to.... on Linux Grows 27.1% in China · · Score: 1

    That is narrow, not insightful... You would think you have to be American to burn gas/oil with that statement. I would be willing to bet serously that the per capita consumption of oil/gas products in China is far lower than that of the US.

    He/She didn't say that, so stop throwing around hyperbole! The parent is pointing out a simple fact. That is to say, there are too many hands in the pie and not enough to go around. As a result of market forces, expect the price to continue upward.

  10. Re:Sheesh. on How to Avoid Mobile Phone Interference w/ Speakers · · Score: 1

    It happened to me also when I owned a Nokia 6120 and placed it on my PC desk. Of course my the speaker wires were not a twisted pair and totally unshilded. Typical for PC speakers.

  11. Re:Don't agree with global warming on Cleaner Air Adds To Global Warming · · Score: 1

    Venus doesn't have oceans. If they did, granted they boiled away. However here on Earth, the climate is self regulating. The warmer it gets, the more clouds we have. The more clouds we have, the more it reflect sunlight thus dropping the temperature.

    As for the whole global warming... Well, it's not that it's "bad" per say, it's just that we really don't know WHAT will happen. We do know that plant life, pond scum, algae and the like thrive off CO2 releasing O2 as a by product. Basically, CO2 will eventually get locked up back into plant/animal life along with shale.

    Basically, global warming is going to suck for us, but make no mistake about it. Life that thrives off CO2 in a tropical enviroment will have a feast like none other before it!!! Question is, how long will it take to re-absorbe all the CO2 we unlocked from crude oil?

  12. Re:D-Link is just a bad net citizen on D-Link Firmware Abuses Open NTP Servers · · Score: 1

    Seems to be happening with Linksys too (WRT54GS). I can't get my router to update my account and I'm using the latest firmware. :(

  13. Re:Lucent, winmodems? on Lucent Sues Microsoft, Wants All 360s Recalled · · Score: 1

    Lucent made chips that get stamped on PCBs by OEMs to make winmodems. I don't think Lucent actually has their own brand either.

  14. Re:Typical mapper issues on Satellite Navigation a Real Crackpot! · · Score: 1

    Damn right! I've personally fucked myself with MapQuest. Two things happend to me while driving to a clients house plotted with MQ.

    1. Took the shortest path that cross a bridge over a bayou. Problem: the bridge hasn't even been fucking built yet. The road was closed off. Worse yet, it didn't look like a bridge would ever be built from the looks of it.

    2. Driving to a new residential area. Problem: Road that was supposed to continue on but was instead turned into a Cul de sac.

  15. Re:Dare I say... on Republicans Defeat Net Neutrality Proposal · · Score: 2, Funny

    Smith: Mr Anderson... If a packet is lost in the first place, how can it be left behind?

    Neo: *no carrier*

  16. Re:Let's be honest... on New Orleans Tech Chief Vows WiFi Net Here to Stay · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Yes, ALL freeloaders. Corporation, or citizens...makes no difference to me. While were at it, get rid of the IRS. It's a bloated orginization whos only purpose is to provide a means of architecting society. Such an orginization provides *power* to the politicians in office to get re-elected.

    Want fair? Support http://www.fairtax.org/

  17. Re:Hey Baby . . . on Slow Starters Have Higher IQ? · · Score: 1

    It's not how big your cortex is, it's how you use it. ...I prefer the headbutting technique

  18. Re:My Irony Asplode on New Orleans Tech Chief Vows WiFi Net Here to Stay · · Score: 2, Interesting

    If that's the case, then why isn't the local state government running the telco industry? I'm not in favor of this, but that would be the next logical step...would it not?

  19. Re:Let's be honest... on New Orleans Tech Chief Vows WiFi Net Here to Stay · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Maybe if New Orleans would put an end to socialism, those that are "poor" would get off their ass and find a fucking job. I hate freeloaders. When you have communism/socialism, you have a world of fucking bums.

    I predicted this! I said that all of those "poor" people would scatter around to the 50 states and NEVER come back. Why? Because now they found a job, are productive, and have meaning in their lives. They are happy, productive members of society. This storm was the kick in the ass they needed to bootstrap their lives into motion.

  20. Re:My Irony Asplode on New Orleans Tech Chief Vows WiFi Net Here to Stay · · Score: 1

    Government appropriates. Telecoms lobby. WiFi users steal

    Except for one thing. Guess who provides the fiber backbone that those wireless routers attach too?

    Think "Telcom"

    Unless your paying for the bandwidth, the users shouldn't bitch when the access becomes saturated because the telcos arn't getting their cut of profit for the fiber THEY layed.

  21. Re:I'll take it on Look Ma, No-Hands Fasteners! · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry, but I cry BS on this technology. No fucking way will these things replace your standard fair of nuts and bolts in cars. Why you might ask? It's simple. It's called torque ratings. Also, if I'm still having to use a breaker bar when working under the hood, what makes anyone think these remote controlled "fasteners" will work themselves loose?

  22. Re:Who are *you* calling "a moron in a hurry"? on On Apple vs Apple · · Score: 1

    Doctors: What a bunch of retards. You would think they would've learned by now. :p

  23. Re:I have Verizon FIOS on Increased Bandwidth Irrelevant? · · Score: 1

    If your IP address changes that often, then the service is WORTHLESS. When transferring files, the change of an IP address will kill my transmission. Oh, and you can forget about online gaming.

    Service like this would be like owning a Ferrari, except your getting stuck at each red light intersection in New York.

  24. Re:Truly Great on Living In Oblivion · · Score: 1

    Damnit! As much as I love tips, this is like a spoiler to a movie. Next time, please post SPOILER WARNING!

  25. Re:I have Verizon FIOS on Increased Bandwidth Irrelevant? · · Score: 4, Funny

    *ahem*

    Oh behalf of Slashdot, I have one thing to say. I HATE YOU!

    Ya, I'm jelous.