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  1. Re:hmmmm on House To Enact Anti-Spyware Law · · Score: 1

    Where can I find me one of those girls that's willing to sign a contract like that?

  2. Re:Kids these days on Student RFID Tracking Suspended from School · · Score: 1

    How many kids skip school before they're in middle school anyway? If you skipped, odds are your parents were in on it, because you were with them. A 9 year old hanging out at the mall smoking a cigarette is a little... strange.

  3. Re:Do they mention 42 in the movie? on Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trailer · · Score: 1

    It doesn't imply anything. It was a joke.

  4. Re:First sharpies, now what? on Macrovision Releases DVD Copy Protection · · Score: 1

    It's gotten a little complex, now you require a paperclip and some masking tape. Don't question how it works, just believe.

  5. Re:Might want to downplay the HIV thing on The Cure for Cancer Might be: HIV · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Don't be so quick to pass it off. There's no telling what might happen with this HIV cure, what if you get a mutation, and you become infected with regular HIV? Sure, you won't get cancer, but you won't get laid anymore either.

  6. Re:Mysterious Future on Random Number Generator That Sees Into the Future · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Don't be rediculous, this has far greater possibilities... can anybody say "lottery"?

  7. Re:Most common problems on Most Common Ways to Kill a PC · · Score: 1

    I'd say the most common problem with OCed computers is underestimating the cooling. Second would be underestimating your power supply's abilities. Overclocking by itself won't kill anything, so long as proper protective measures are taken.

  8. Re:What is this world coming to? on Bill Gates Claims OSS Has Poor Interoperability · · Score: 2, Funny

    Mister Gates makes a good point, though. If the entire planet switched to non-Microsoft software, where would we get our daily dose of Clippy?

  9. Re:Dogs robots on RFID-Equipped Robots Used as Guide Dogs · · Score: 1

    Dogs are also warm and cuddly.

    With the exception of the robots in porn, there arn't many robots that can make that claim.

  10. Re:Dupe alert on A Look Into The Cell Architecture · · Score: 1

    I think the editors do this intentionally, just to make sure we're all on the ball. It'd be a sad day for /. when a dupe was posted and the first ten posts weren't making that fact very obvious.

  11. Re:Parallell internet on Escape from the Universe · · Score: 1
  12. Re:Doom for Social Security on Do You Want to Live Forever? · · Score: 1

    If I lived forever I'd be exactly like that guy in the Restaurant at the End of the Universe. The guy who spends all of enternity insulting various lifeforms.

    Wowbagger, the Infinitely Prolonged. That'd be me.

  13. Re:He needs something to do... on One Last Campout for Star Wars Fans · · Score: 1

    That's a great idea....

    FOR ME TO POOP ON!

    Sorry, you left yourself wide open, and I have no willpower to restrain myself.

  14. Re:Embarassment on Creationist Textbook Stickers Declared Unconstitutional · · Score: 1

    *Applause to parent*

    Exactly. Nothing can be proven if it isn't observed. We can't see atoms. Literally... cannot... see them. They're just a theory. The idea of the earth going around Sol? That's a theory too, but the bible has its own view on that as well. I don't see any disclaimers in the Physics textbooks about that.

  15. Re:The Lemov Test on Creationist Textbook Stickers Declared Unconstitutional · · Score: 1

    Long ago they figured we might try that, which is why the U.S. government spends more on defense than any other country on the fucking planet.

  16. Re:MS isn't going to do so well at this... on Microsoft Releases Malicious Software Removal Tool · · Score: 1

    Just about all software that caters to a business has an auto-run and auto-update feature, just to ease the pains of the local IT guys.

    Even the built in copy of defrag on Windows 98 has an option to be added to the task manager.

  17. Re:What's next? on Security Researcher Faces Jail For Finding Bugs · · Score: 1

    Remember way back when, when the Phone companies would actully HIRE people that were Phreaking, because it turned out they knew more about the engineering behind the telephone lines than the people that actully worked for the phone company?

    Why not offer this dude a job?

  18. Re:WoW is brilliant on World of Warcraft Shatters Sales Records · · Score: 1

    I'd much rather have seen the release of a Starcraft MMO rather than Yet Another Fantasy MMO, but such is life.

    You sir, are my hero.

  19. Re:SHIT! We're running out of ending letters! on Belkin Offering Pre-802.11N Products · · Score: 1

    We'll have 802.12... DUH!

  20. Re:My Lego Computer on Build Your Own Lego Computer Case · · Score: 1

    I'm curious how you get your motherboard grounded correctly. Do you have to add a sheet of metal or something? I'd love to make a LEGO case.

  21. Re:Freedom 0? on Being Free is Hard to Do · · Score: 1

    Electronic computers, and more importantly, the Internet, are going to be the two most influential inventions of the next century. The 20th had the television, and the 21st has the Internet.

    Computers can't be used for much without software, as the average /.er is no doubt aware. The key difference between the Internet and the television is that the masses control the Internet, it isn't available only to people able to broadcast over the waves, and it falls under no enforcement by the FCC. Of course only internet users in the United States have to worry about the FCC anyway. The point is this: freedom is important to most people, and it's something people are more than willing to die for.

    Dying for software might seem extreme, but it's got to be more extreme to put someone in a life or death situation because of it anyway.

  22. Re:Yes, especially Atheism! on Gates Nose-Dives at CES · · Score: 3, Insightful

    On the whole, religion has killed more people than all forms of revolution and all wars over money, gold or resources.

  23. Re:I Wonder... on RIAA/MPAA Contractor Deploys Malicious Adware Trojans · · Score: 1

    Nobody, but not because it's a faceless organization. Nobody because the RIAA/MPAA are not bound by English law, but United States' law.

  24. Re:hosting links isn't illegal on LokiTorrent vs. MPAA · · Score: 1

    No, the Air Force guy isn't committing any civilian crimes, but he IS committing a whole slew of military crimes, some of which involve transmiting classified data to an unauthorized source.

    Nothing is classified in the civilian world, well... before the DMCA was passed, nothing was classified.

  25. Re:2.6 million? on Diebold to Pay $2.6M Due to Insecure Voting Machines · · Score: 1

    It's called Treason, and yes, it still holds the death penalty. Treason is a federal juristiction crime, not a state or local crime, so local laws hold no bearing. The federal laws state execution and that's exactly what Treason carries. No jail time, just instant execution.

    These assholes deserve it, too.