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  1. Re:Sounds about right on Ancient Books Go Online · · Score: 1

    The whole idea of copyrighting something 1000s of years old just seems absolutely ridiculous. It doesn't seem legal either, at least not in the somewhat-international copyright system. I miss the days when the purpose of a museum was to showcase artifacts that would benefit man's knowledge of history. It's sad that it's become just shopping mall/tourist trap/circus show with a cover charge. :(

  2. Re:It's a battle and not the war.. on ACLU Wins, No Sexting Charges For NJ Teens · · Score: 1

    I love the irony in the implication that you consider it perfectly acceptable to physically abuse somebody to force upon them your own completely irrational interpretation of "morality".

    See, my definition of "moral" behavior includes not beating on somebody smaller than you for no good reason. But that's just me.

    I'll have to respectfully disagree with you then. There is nothing wrong with swift, corporal punishment. "Abuse" is hardly the word for it. But then again, I am not a social worker, or nanny shrink, and my conservative viewpoints don't follow slashdot's typically liberal stances. My apologies.

  3. Re:It's a battle and not the war.. on ACLU Wins, No Sexting Charges For NJ Teens · · Score: 1

    I bet this little girls won't be "sexting" any more! It's sad to see that these kids didn't get charged, but it's a good thing they've been (at least) taught a lesson. I wish it was their parents weren't the one teaching it to them in this case. I wonder why criminal charges were not brought up against the parents for this? The parents should be held responsible for failing to teach their kids morals, and what responsibility and accountability means. If this was my kid, he/she would never own a cell phone again, and wouldn't be able to sit for a week.

  4. Re:In other countries... on Sheriff Sues Craiglist For Prostitution Ads · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Yeah, no one is really being hurt by this.

    Heck, if prostitution moves entirely online, it'll be a good thing. The "bad image" caused by streetwalkers and such will go away, since the actual "marketing" of services happens invisibly online, and those involved can meet up in private.

    It'll make law enforcement easier. It's far easier to track someone online that in real life, at least in the US it is.

  5. Re:Log-splitting bumpkin, huh? on Abraham Lincoln the Early Adopter · · Score: 1

    Jefferson Davis was a much better president. ;)

  6. Re:Good work. on Reverse Engineering a Missile Launcher Toy's Interface · · Score: 1

    Increase your venison consumption. Studies show that increased hunting decreases deer trying to each your porch plants. Some good recipes to get you started: http://allrecipes.com/Recipes/Meat-and-Poultry/Game-Meats/Venison/Main.aspx :P

  7. Re:Yum on FDA Testing Artificial Liver · · Score: 1

    Liver and Onions...love the stuff. Hopefully this means I can now get a green/environmentally-friendly/low-glycemic/soy-based/fair-trade version of liver, and a California tax rebate! We'll see...

  8. Re:Too bad on CERN Releases Analysis of LHC Incident · · Score: 1

    They spend 6 billion euros on a big LHC, but still no cure for cancer.

  9. Re:Depends on Usage on Do You Care if Your Website is W3C Compliant? · · Score: 1

    Looks like the computer command prompt from "Lost", complete with a countdown timer.

  10. Re:qbasic on Programming For Terrified Adults? · · Score: 1

    I think assembly programming would be a better match for beginners rather than BASIC.

    Personally, I find assembly programmming much more rewarding than anything else, except for maybe C and cold beer.

    1. Easy to learn (with time)
    2. Instantly Gratifying (when writing)
    3. Surprising powerful ('nuff said)

    There's nothing more gratifying than saying,

    "Wow! I just wrote my first low-level instruction set!".

    Or,

    "Awesome! I just cracked the my first shareware app!". ;)

  11. Scary subliminal Intel jingles on AMD Could Profit from Buffer-Overflow Protection · · Score: 1

    Every time I go grocery shopping at the local Food Lion, I hear the Intel jingle played every 5 minutes mixed in with the ambient obligatory background music. That's Pretty scary if you ask me.

    Fortunately, my Jedi mind powers are strong, and I can resist such subliminal messages!

  12. Re:Help setting this up on Two Spam Filters 10 Times As Accurate As Humans · · Score: 1

    I felt this all-weekend pain when trying to setup spamassasain. There didn't seem to be any mention of using it *without* sendmail/qmail/postfix. Because I wanted to use my ISP's SMTP/POP3 servers, and freshmeat searches came up nada on (functioning/completed) pop3 proxies, I ended up writing my own pop3 proxy in perl out of frustration. Funny though, that's how most of my projects begin... ;)

  13. Tech unfriendly airports on Security Tips for Traveling with Tech Gear · · Score: 1

    I'm predict a future website that lists tech-unfriendly airports, a sort a map of airports to avoid. I can probably guess that "The Man"(tm) will try and shut it down, because of "National Security" reasons. Maybe I should make my own list....? hmmmm..