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  1. Re:not so hot resolution on Nvidia Launches High Powered Mobile Graphics Chip · · Score: 1

    Will you be able to choose between LCD and CRT?

  2. Re:1024x768 is nice, but... on Nvidia Launches High Powered Mobile Graphics Chip · · Score: 1
    I think a lot of the difficulty comes in when you consider the interface to such a device. When you hold a phone you like it to fit snugly up to your ear, but at the same time you want all sorts of connectors for your tv and to the computer which takes up space. Next you want it to be both a good video and still camera, which they don't seem to have mastered yet without the phone. Add in the mp3 player and other factors such as the amount of memory available and whether or not it would use cards or just internal flash and things get complicated.

    That said, I agree that it would be cool.

  3. Re:Applications for Desktop PC's? on Nvidia Launches High Powered Mobile Graphics Chip · · Score: 1

    This is a cool idea. Now add in SLI support and you've got yourself quite a card.

  4. Re:Also in the news: on Firefox Users Surf Safer · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    and rivers flow downstream.

  5. Re:very sad on Danish, Western Websites Under Attack · · Score: 1

    God you're annoying.

  6. Re:Not just a web browser on Opera CEO on Devices, Linux, and Web 2.0 · · Score: 1

    Wouldn't it be cool if they could fit all that in?

  7. Re:not really on Borland Divests IDEs to Focus on ALM · · Score: 1
    You must not know many sysadmins.

    I know a few that claim to use vi, but I've only seen them really use pico, easy edit, nano and the like.

  8. Re:not really on Borland Divests IDEs to Focus on ALM · · Score: 2, Insightful
    Nobody uses VI to code java for a living for long.

    I don't think many people use vi to do anything for a living.

  9. Re:Required 2010 Reference... on The Road to 100 Gigabit Ethernet · · Score: 1

    Imagine the poor folks stuck on dial-up. That 100GB NIC, sitting there unused, while you sit and wait for your connection to be established.

  10. Re:Er, what? on Possible Breakthrough for AIDS Cure · · Score: 1
    Amongst other things, a common urban myth in Africa is that having sex with a virgin will cure AIDS... so you get AIDS-infected men raping girls who are so young that they have to be virgins. Nice. It's also largely curable by the same education which would reduce AIDS and practically eliminate tuberculosis and malaria. In fact, the basic directives for achieving this are something like 4500 years old. Nevertheless, a magic bullet for AIDS would be a more than welcome assistant. My only real reservations center around what else it kills besides AIDS.

    I think the magic bullet for people who believe that is simply a real bullet. You would think after the first couple times that that doesn't work they would figure it out, but no they just keep on fucking. Idiots.

  11. Re:So basically... on New High Speed Wireless Chipset from IBM · · Score: 1

    I agree. Wired is almost always better if you can run the wire. I mean it's faster, cheaper, more secure, and you don't have to worry about interference as much .

  12. Re:Can't Live without Flash Memory on Flash Memory, a Look Back · · Score: 2, Informative

    I can second this. I once swallowed mine and it went right through my digestive system and kept working. I was even able to was it with bleach to get the shit stink off it without harm.

  13. Re:Software radios a step towards real deregulatio on Software-Defined Radio Could Unify Wireless World · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I think you need to remember that the RF spectrum is a finite resource and as such needs to be managed to prevent noise. Deregulate and you would have people lusing HF to go across town and I didn't pass the ham exams to have some bitch in kentucky's email to her boyfriend blocking DX when he lives down the street.

  14. Re:Nintendo stands strong? on Cisco Eyeing Tivo/Nintendo for Buyout? · · Score: 1

    Nope, it's because of the ninja.

  15. Re:A dose of their own medicine.. on Feds Asked to Take Action Against Adware Creator · · Score: 3, Funny
    I think the feds should be granted warrants to enter the 180's employee's homes and build furniture in them.

    That would kick ass. You could say things like "How do you like your new dining room table in the bathroom bitch?" or "ha ha a poorly designed cupboard in the living room, how do you like them apples mother fucker?".

  16. Re:Darn on The Mythbusters Answer Your Questions · · Score: 1
    Damn, I missed the original post. I wanted to ask Adam if he'd go on a date with me ;)

    I doubt it. He's married.

  17. Re:Epia! Epia! Eeeeehaaa! on Recommendations for a Single Board Computer? · · Score: 1

    I have the 533 MHz model with a gig of ram and quite like it as well. So far it runs win 2k though that could stand to be replaced. How do you find X works with the onboard graphics?

  18. Re:Hey, its a scientologist! on Anxiety Disorders Discoverable by Blood Test · · Score: 1
    Cruise has been attacking psychiatry, not psychology. Please learn the difference.

    Exactly, psychiatry is real medicine and psychology is something else (not that I have anything against it though). Oh and btw scientology doesn't think too highly of it either.

    Psychiatry has a long and varied history of abuse, misuse, and just being outright wrong. I am sure there are good psychiatrists out there, but the past abuses by those in their profession means that anything a psychiatrist says should be viewed critically.

    The same can be said of surgery and internal medicine in general and do you think psycology is always right or that psycologists can't abuse their privliges? Come now, that's obviously not the case.

    I don't meen to come down on psycologists, but then talk therapy never worked for me and meds and ect (which was a miracle worker for me) can't be administered by them.

    Jared

  19. Re:Which explains why many psychologists on Anxiety Disorders Discoverable by Blood Test · · Score: 1
    Medicines, gene therapy, electro-shock therapy, none of those things sound all that hot too me. While they may cure anxiety or depression or any other problem, they're not even close to something I would want to touch.

    I've had both medication and ect. Personally, I recommend ect whole-heartedly, as it worked so fast and so well. The meds help but they are nothing in comparison as far as speed goes. The procedure is done while your under general anesthetic so all you feel is the iv needle. After the first treatment I had a slight headache but a tylenol cured that just fine. I had no memory loss at all. In short I definately recomend it.

    Jared

  20. Re:Backups online on Online Backup Solutions? · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Encryption would keep them from viewing your data, but if the provider was hacked, the attacker could still delete it even if you used a 1 time pad for everything. But I suppose this is for backups, not in-use now stuff, but it still would be a problem. Jared

  21. Re:Corporate Silliness on Hacking the Motorola v265 · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I think he means that your overall costs would go down ie $56k + $33k > $56k + $(cut traces on the odd card). So it's like you have designs for two different pieces of hardware at the cost of one. Now whether or not it would be better for everyone if they would just sell the 56k at a decent price is another matter.

  22. Re: Ants in the Pants on Cloning In The Animal Kingdom · · Score: 1

    Man I thought I stole the show with my comment but damn....

  23. Re: Ants in the Pants on Cloning In The Animal Kingdom · · Score: 5, Funny

    I remember back in the '80s we used to modify our jeans with a pair of scissors. That didn't help us run faster, jump higher, or gain the ability to remember where we put our keys either. Oh well 2 down, ininitely many more to go.

  24. Re:Am I cheap? on Earthlink Sponsors Cheap Linux PCs · · Score: 1

    Yes, but are you looking at new laptops on ebay? I imagine that these have warranty which is worth something. Though I suppose that depends on how good said warranty is.

    Jared

  25. Re:SMP on OpenBSD 3.7 Released · · Score: 1

    Yes, on i386 and possibly other architectures but not on all of them.

    Jared