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  1. Re:Yes, we do! on First Plasma on the Levitated Dipole Experiment · · Score: 1

    thanks, i knew there had to be an answer.

  2. Re:Yes, we do! on First Plasma on the Levitated Dipole Experiment · · Score: 1

    i, for one, think that the universe is not random, it simply has far too many variables to be accounted for in a fast (here, realtime), understandable, or ordered fashion. doesn't entropy work in a predictable manner?
    think complex as in "complicated enough to be considered random"... just like an rng :)

  3. Re:Yes, we do! on First Plasma on the Levitated Dipole Experiment · · Score: 1

    a question for you: if genetic mutations cause us to evolve (one of many reasons, i presume), how come most species' cells contain protections against miscopying dna?

  4. Re:Conventional War on The Pentagon's Ultimate Home Theater · · Score: 1

    it fit nicely into his point, and being the pedantic nerd that i am, i wanted to give the original reference
    the Bible is a big thing for Christians

  5. Re:Conventional War (corrections) on The Pentagon's Ultimate Home Theater · · Score: 1

    life and not soul? that's interesting... i wonder how it got to be soul in that translation.
    does Greek have another word for soul, or is it interchangeable with life?
    they both make sense... so i guess the idea shines through

  6. Re:Yes, we do! on First Plasma on the Levitated Dipole Experiment · · Score: 1

    troll?
    how?
    it's obvious the universe is immensely complex

  7. Re:Conventional War on The Pentagon's Ultimate Home Theater · · Score: 1

    The original (niv) verse for those interested: "What good is it for a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?"

  8. Re:If the cold-fusion people got even 1% of the mo on First Plasma on the Levitated Dipole Experiment · · Score: 1

    as rocks have shown...

  9. Re:I have a great idea. on Circuit City Migrating to Linux · · Score: 1

    good thinking: you can view their contact page here
    i'm pretty sure they'd like that idea

  10. Re:another Freudian Slip? on Turn Real Life Into A Cartoon · · Score: 1

    good one :)

  11. Re:Freudian Slip on Turn Real Life Into A Cartoon · · Score: 1

    and it's an actual newsgroup too!
    i kid you not, (link)

  12. Re:Wow. Wow. Just wow. on Turn Real Life Into A Cartoon · · Score: 1

    since the weather forecasters got it wrong consistently :)

  13. Re:Why? on Point, Click, Root. · · Score: 1

    do you have a link to that information?

  14. Re:Ditch OS X For Solaris? on Solaris Coming to IBM's Power Architecture? · · Score: 1

    router:sp0rk {77} uname -a
    OpenBSD router.charterpipeline.net 3.5 GENERIC#34 i386

    router:sp0rk {78} uptime
    8:17AM up 4380 days, 19:11, 4562 users, load averages: 0.14, 0.12, 0.12


    has 3.5 been out for 12 years?
    to quote openbsd.org, "The current release is OpenBSD 3.5 which started shipping May 1, 2004."

  15. Re:Ditch OS X For Solaris? on Solaris Coming to IBM's Power Architecture? · · Score: 1

    exactly, it's a different kernel than freebsd

  16. Re:Ditch OS X For Solaris? on Solaris Coming to IBM's Power Architecture? · · Score: 1

    they're both atrocious...
    dsb* ot hctiws

  17. Re:Why not? on Solaris Coming to IBM's Power Architecture? · · Score: 1

    indeed. however, gnustep is free and can be run atop most unixes and even cygwin

  18. Re:Democracy.. on Using Copyright To Suppress Political Speech · · Score: 1

    they could handle it.
    nice points by the way, some good ideas; thanks.

  19. Re:no Binaries on Test KDE 3.3's Public Release Candidate · · Score: 1

    ok, cool
    just asking, because you mentioned konqueror as a file browser, and it does oh so much more (i really really like it for webbrowsing)
    thanks

  20. Re:Democracy.. on Using Copyright To Suppress Political Speech · · Score: 1

    if many people started believing that many other people were voting third party as well, it would succeed. here we have people saying that third parties won't work now (perhaps because they're saying that?) but will later (once people are so disgusted with what their favourite party has become (think m.s. style we can do what we want and the fact that values and ideals change))
    perhaps a more positive phrase would be: third parties will work if you vote for them

  21. Re:no Binaries on Test KDE 3.3's Public Release Candidate · · Score: 1

    Any specific questions?

    what web browser do you use?

  22. Re:Democracy.. on Using Copyright To Suppress Political Speech · · Score: 4, Insightful

    the thing you're forgetting is this: what does the public want for desert?

    strawberries would have won... but there was no representative, because to qualify to become a representative (money, connections, law school) none of the strawberry lovers (who are common people) could have been representatives.

  23. Re:Agreed on Olympics to Have Massive Surveillance Network · · Score: 1

    but not all muslims are terrorists... what a horrible option.
    (why aren't you modded troll??)

  24. Re:Going to Sol on Japanese Deploy Solar Sail · · Score: 2, Funny

    sounds kind of... tacky.
    :)

  25. Re:Personal connections? on Apple vs. Microsoft Myths Revisited · · Score: 1

    at least we still have windowmaker an GNUStep, if not much else, eh?
    although os x is based on nextstep somewhat...