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  1. Re:Oh, come on! on Enforced Ads Coming to Flash Video Players · · Score: 1

    Didn't they give you the manual when you signed up here? Maybe they started doing it sometime after you. I'll quote the relevant section:

    Entertainment wants to be free.

  2. Re:maybe? the game type changed on Was Videogaming Better Back in the Day? · · Score: 1

    First, GTA isn't a driving game.

    I'm not going to list games you would like, necessarily, just titles from my shelf (possibly virtual) that deflate your non-point about modern genres.

    Geometry Wars
    Boom Boom Rocket
    Uno
    Crackdown
    Guitar Hero
    God of War
    Shadow of the Colossus
    Dead Rising
    Katamari Damacy
    Rez
    Warioware: Smooth Moves
    Super Monkey Ball

    Technically, Gears of War also fits the list since it's not an FPS, but too many people who haven't played it will argue about it.

    I'm leaving off a bunch of stuff because I'm lazy. That's just the games I've played recently that I have to reshelve (and new XBLA stuff).

    So, you were saying?

  3. I imagine this is thought through very well. on Norway Liberal Party Wants Legal File Sharing · · Score: 0, Troll

    Brilliant. Simply brilliant. Let's destroy a huge portion of the world's ability to feed their families so some kids don't have to pay for music and software anymore. Yeah, I don't see anything wrong with that. I NEED MY ENTERTAINMENT, DAMMIT!

  4. Re:Simple solution on Working Around Vista Apps' Incompatibilities · · Score: 1

    These shops typically have site licenses, and install whatever version of Windows they damn well please on their machines. This isn't limited to big shops, either - it's been true at every place I've worked from 15 employees to 15,000.

    If you're a Microsoft shop, Microsoft makes money from you. Control is still just a little too slick for them to hold.

  5. Re:Mod parent down on Critical Security Hole in Linux Wi-Fi · · Score: 3, Insightful

    It doesn't seem like a campaign to me. From my vantage point (obsessively neutral about tools) it looks like insecurity masquerading as a big community hug and wank session.

    People who are secure in the choices they've made don't need to trumpet them all over the place. In particular, they don't segue any possible (tenuous) link into a rant about the superiority of their choice.

  6. Re:Quick! on Females Outnumber Males Online · · Score: 2, Informative

    You're so hot, I'll give you both inches.

  7. Re:Finally ... on Are Mobile Phones Wiping Out Bees? · · Score: 1

    It might have been the funniest joke in the world, but it sure was one of the more obvious examples.

  8. Re:Curious on Gary Kasparov Arrested Over Political Fight · · Score: 1

    The freedom of the protesters stops when it curtails the freedom of everybody else. Really really really believing you're right doesn't mean you get to enforce that view on other people by disrupting their lives.

  9. Re:The fine was quite small, on Gary Kasparov Arrested Over Political Fight · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Since the protesters are typically a vocal minority whose tactics include property destruction and disrupting the lives of people who don't agree, I say turn the hoses on em.

    I say this as a former victim of a job in downtown DC, so I know what it's like to get caught in the whirlwind. There's nothing peaceful about some hippie flinging a brick through the Starbucks where you're trying to get a coffee because he doesn't like milk.

  10. Re:To hell with Microsoft on MS Requiring More Expensive Vista if Running Mac · · Score: 1

    Nothing like a barely comprehensible paranoid rant to make your point really stick.

  11. Re:this whle Imus thing is insane on Blogger Spurs US Radio Host's Firing · · Score: 1

    Maybe you need to realize that your standards of humor apply to exactly one person, and you have no basis for judgment of what anyone else finds funny. It's a big world out here, and you aren't in charge of its attitude.

  12. Re:this whle Imus thing is insane on Blogger Spurs US Radio Host's Firing · · Score: 1

    You are a bitch. I don't have anyone to compare you to, unfortunately, so you'll have to stand alone in your anonymous bitchhood.

  13. Re:Gogo Shepherd Book! on Jumping to Conclusions on BIOS, Phoenix, and Windows · · Score: 4, Funny

    If you don't tell Spiderman that the wall is about to fall on him, then he might not see it. What will happen then, tough guy? Huh? Huh?

  14. Re:proper management on National Projects Aim to Reboot the Internet · · Score: 1

    Yes, if you want to convince someone that your subjective point of view is the correct one, you need to point it out for them. Welcome to the outside world. Your opinion is not the only one out here. You are not automatically correct in everything you believe, and your beliefs are not necessarily shared. I know it's tough to get used to it, but it will pay off in the end.

  15. MOD PARENT UP on National Projects Aim to Reboot the Internet · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Come on, mods. I want to see this +5 Insightful soon. The requisite off-topic US bash is there. Lets get this sucker seen.

  16. I need some help with my morals on Google buys DoubleClick for $3.1 Billion · · Score: 1

    What exactly is the dollar value over which things become evil? I missed the indoctrination meeting when I signed up for Slashdot.

  17. Re:3.1 billion on Google buys DoubleClick for $3.1 Billion · · Score: 1

    You're forgetting about the massive database of information Doubleclick has compiled by now. Doubleclick sells ads but they have also been in the information gathering business for years.

  18. Re:Rhesus monkeys, lol on Scientists Map DNA of Rhesus Monkeys · · Score: 1

    There's a fairly visible line between "not much" and "nothing" that you seem to have missed. In any case, no. I'll say whatever the hell I like. Welcome to freedom of speech. When we've encoded your freedom to not be offended, that's when I'll toe your line.

  19. Re:Yeah RIGHT on Scientists Map DNA of Rhesus Monkeys · · Score: 1

    Great, now we have "my kids are smarter than yours" trolls. Just what Slashdot needed.

  20. Re:End of civilization on Building Brainlike Computers · · Score: 1

    Damn the Hitachi and its orgasm inducing powers.

  21. Re:Rhesus monkeys, lol on Scientists Map DNA of Rhesus Monkeys · · Score: 1

    That sort of thinking is what makes these retarded publicity stunts of Jackson's work in the first place. I wonder if people will ever stop being so sensitive to words that don't mean much?

  22. Re:Rhesus monkeys, lol on Scientists Map DNA of Rhesus Monkeys · · Score: 1

    Looks like Jesse Jackson got mod points today.

  23. Re:Farewell Fallout... on Fallout IP Sold to Bethesda Softworks · · Score: 1

    It's a real shame they won't sink a few million dollars into making a game that 50 people will buy just to make you happy. If they did, I wouldn't have to read such tortured baseless rants.

  24. Re:Is the space really needed in the PS3 on Jaffe Would Have Ditched Blu-Ray · · Score: 1

    A lot of people watch Days of Our Lives for the story as well, and I make fun of them just as viciously. A crappy story doesn't care what medium uses it, but the medium I care about has enough crappy stories to last you JRPG fans a lifetime already. Quit polluting my game shelves with your bad taste.

  25. Re:Doesn't make sense on Major Nelson Frames the GH II DLC Discussion · · Score: 1

    They want to make money. That's the rationalization, if you could even apply such a heavy word. I don't know why you would even try to look deeper.