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  1. Re:Brazilians ruined Orkut on Google Denies Data In Brazil Orkut Case · · Score: 1

    Despite being I-want-to-cut-your-tongue-you're-so-goddamn-noisy noisy, brazilians seemed like good people. However, I can't speak well of any blog or space by people in my country (well, we're near brazil... does that count?)

  2. Re:Interesting - but not a general solution. on The Physics of a Good Store Location · · Score: 1

    I find that here on Buenos Aires too. Although not next to each other, bussinesses of the same kind tend to group on the same streets. It's kinda nice.

  3. Re:Roland Piquepaille Junk Science #2 on The Physics of a Good Store Location · · Score: 4, Funny

    Damn! The thousands of slashsdotters who will read the article and give him ad money! Oh wait...

  4. Re:Oh no! "bacteria"! on Self Cleaning Mouse · · Score: 1
    Maybe someone needs to make a handset that cleans itself.
    Shouldn't have shipped those phone sanitizers off-planet..
  5. Re:Taking over? on Linux Taking Over Schools in India · · Score: 1

    I was expecting the first of a series of journals by RMS writing about his guerilla penguin expedition into India.

  6. Re:Satellite can't compete on Satellite Internet for Gaming? · · Score: 1

    It radiates its heat as infrared. Special coatings, such as those used on CRTs, help radiate better.
    Anyone smart enough to "ask slashdot" should ask something more like "what kind of connection could I get in the middle of nowhere?". Good geeks know satellite has bad latency.

  7. Re:Faster on Consumer Electronics Causing 'Death of Childhood'? · · Score: 1

    I find it depressing to read a website of a guy who built a radio, telephone central, etc. when he was 12.
    I'm 15...

  8. Re:IS THIS AN INVASION? on EU Craft Successfully Hits The Moon · · Score: 1
    Moon is soveign US territory (we planted the flag first -- end of story).
    Antartic treaty
    ahem
  9. Re:ban knives? on Possession of Violent Pornography Outlawed in UK · · Score: 1
    It's not absurd to imagine that the next law will actually outlaw knives and we'll be required to learn how to cut our food with forks.
    Watch out for the loophole: sharpened forks.
  10. Re:Disgusting on Possession of Violent Pornography Outlawed in UK · · Score: 1
    Many women's groups in the US argue that any pornography is violent and demeaning to women by its very nature.
    As long as you're talking about pictures of a man and a woman having regular sex, I can't imagine anything less violent. Unless they start a katana-fight afterwards.
  11. Re:Wallet on Can Faraday Cages Tame Wi-Fi? · · Score: 1
    Google is your friend
    Is this some obscure reference to Paranoia?
  12. Re:wpm on Trap-Jaw Ants Break Speed Records With Jaws · · Score: 1
    Kinda... like... William... Shatner.
    I invite you to continue this discussion somewhere else. I find it suspicious that, just after I read the uncyclopedia article on W. Shatner, a random message on slashdot mentions him. I'd like to know why you are tracking my browsing and who you are.
  13. Re:That's pretty fast on Computer Designed Car Sets Speed Record · · Score: 1

    This article made me feel stupid, I had to read the numbers like 5 times to realize the latter was bigger (didn't notice one was 300 while the other 200) :P

  14. Re:wtf? on Microsoft Flubs Patch, Putting Users At Risk · · Score: 1
    Where's Jack Bauer when you need him, tho? shooting junk?
    Nope. Rodeos.
  15. Re:No, software. on Locking Up Linux, Creating a Cryptobook · · Score: 1

    I jthink what you mean by hardware encryption is either DRM (which you said you didn't want) or a dedicated encryption module (which for practicality's sake has to include software). If a PAL, GAL, PIC, cpu or else were used between the motherboard and the hard disk, you could have the speed of dedicated encryption with the versatility of reprogrammable encryption. Plus check if it was programmed to do what you expect it to...

  16. Re:Consumer need on Polymer 'Muscle' Changes How we Look at Color · · Score: 1
    800 volts?!? It certainly sounds like they've got a long way to go before we see this tech bloom.
    Ever heard of fluorescent tubes?
  17. Re:Cut. Try another scene. on Teens Don't Think CD Copying is a Crime · · Score: 1

    I have a friend that, after copying a band's CD, went to one of the members' house and gave him the money for it

  18. Re:For most problems... on Computer Voodoo? · · Score: 1

    If you want to repair a TV, VCR, power supply, etc. you either: 1.buy a book on TV, VCR, power supply, etc. repair or 2.use your general electronics knowledge but the topics you mentioned don't seem to help neither for programming nor for repair.

  19. Re:'Secure encryption technique' not available ? on Flash Drives Go To Work · · Score: 1

    This sounds like sam fisher is at work...

  20. Re:Real world Lexar Jumpdrive numbers on Flash Drives Go To Work · · Score: 1

    How long does it take to delete your porn collection from it? :D

  21. Re:Missing Options! on Divine Proportions · · Score: 1

    Obviously, a 3d 35mm negative frame...

  22. Re:The Moonlings will be glad to hear it on Our Moon Could Become a Planet · · Score: 1

    All your moonplanetbase are belong to us!

  23. Re:Closed source stuff is free too (arrr matey) on $100 Laptop Takes Flight in Thailand · · Score: 1

    What part of "ARR, MATEY" didn't you get? Piracy! copying the software! cracking it to circunvent the time limit! jeez....

  24. Re:Free textbooks as a trial balloon for DRM e-boo on $100 Laptop Takes Flight in Thailand · · Score: 1
    One problem with this, why would any non/undeveloped country buy into and use closed systems with DRMed media when they can get Open sourced for less?
    Closed source stuff is free too (arrr matey)
  25. Re:Yeah... on Apple Warns Companies About 'Pod' Naming · · Score: 1
    The iPod is practically on the cusp (if not already) of being one of those universal words that is synonymous with "portable music player
    Wrong. Everyone I know* calls mp3 players "mp3s".
    because nearly all - over 92% - of all hard drive-based portable music players actually are iPods.
    You've got a big, nice number there, but what % of mp3 players are hard-drive based?

    *If I don't know the people you're talking about, then they don't matter anyway.