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  1. Re:Future tense... on Last Titan Launch from Florida · · Score: 1
    I know that it can be tough to know what tense to use given that there was a temporal cold war and all that, but it should be:

    where Zeframe Cochrane will launch his first warp ship from.

    and not:

    where Zeframe Cochrane launched his first warp ship from.
    What about: "where Zeframe Cochrane will have launched the first warp ship from".
  2. Re:The perfect slashdot article on Mac OS X Tiger Released and Analyzed · · Score: 1

    I'm extremely tempted to call those lawyers and ask them how the sodomizing went.

    I doubt they'd find it funny -- but I sure would.

  3. Should be obvious. on NetBSD - Live Network Backup · · Score: 1

    From der Swedish Chef.

    Bork, bork, bork.

  4. Re:Windows is much more secure on Microsoft States Full TCP/IP Too Dangerous · · Score: 1

    That might've been true before 802.11.

  5. Re:The Ping of NO CARRIER on The Planet's Most Moronic Hacker · · Score: 1

    I actually just tried this on IRC, for the hell of it. (/CTCP * ECHO +++ATH0)

    The only real response was from one of the guys saying his fiber connection was "not feering".

  6. Re:The Ping of NO CARRIER on The Planet's Most Moronic Hacker · · Score: 1

    More likely the BBS's dialin software resetting the modem after it sees a "NO CARRIER".

  7. Re:Mirror on The Planet's Most Moronic Hacker · · Score: 1
    Not Found
    The requested URL /hacker.html was not found on this server.

    Apache/1.3.33 Server at 127.0.0.1 Port 80
    :P
  8. Re:Why, exactly... on Opera's CEO to Swim From Norway to the USA · · Score: 1

    I was really tired, so I took a little nap. I dreamt I got modded down in this thread.

    I need to get out more, I think.

  9. Re:600.000 times on Opera's CEO to Swim From Norway to the USA · · Score: 1
    Y'know, I never thought to ask, but what happens when you need decimal places?
    then they use a comma.
    Alright, I don't ever want to hear any more bitching about the mm/dd/yyyy format from countries that use commas and periods like that. :P
  10. Re:Why, exactly... on Opera's CEO to Swim From Norway to the USA · · Score: 2, Interesting

    But not, apparently, those that reply to those that make fun of those who explain it.

    Wonder how long this thread can go and keep getting modded up.

  11. Wait... on Lack of Testing Threatening the Stability of Linux · · Score: 1
    If you pick a good technology and the developers are insane, it's all going to come to tears.'"
    So if you pick a bad technology and your developers are sane, you get Windows?
  12. Re:600.000 times on Opera's CEO to Swim From Norway to the USA · · Score: 1
    In parts of Europe, numbers are delimited with a period "." rather than a comma ",".
    Y'know, I never thought to ask, but what happens when you need decimal places?
  13. Re:Why, exactly... on Opera's CEO to Swim From Norway to the USA · · Score: 3, Funny

    Not to mention the modding-up for the people who explain it.

  14. Arr. on Offshoring to a Ship in International Waters · · Score: 1

    This seemed relevant, somehow.

  15. Re:This ain't yer bluetooth phone. on Homemade EVDO/WiFi Mobile Access Point · · Score: 1
    Then again, if you ran something like a series of IRC channels (one for each region, run through port 80 and otherwise made to look like web traffic), authenticated users and blocklists, that just echoed reports from rmeote users, and maybe queries ("anyone got a picture of the tollbooth?"), you'd have your geek comms paradise, and the guy riding shotgun would have plenty of tasks to perform to isolate and avoid the mundane threats of traffic jams, separate ATIS noise from highway patrols, keep a steady stream of porn going to the driver's HU/HDD, and try to avoid throwing up.
    Interesting: IRC is designed after HAM radio, develops for a while, then begins to operate over radio anyway.

    Anyway, suggest http+ssl instead of plain http.
  16. Re:High cheese factor on Revenge of the Sith TV Spots Revealed · · Score: 1
    it seems like 70% of 'original' sci-fi in theaters these days is just warmed over Alien rip-offs
    Could be worse, they could be Alien versus Predator ripoffs.
  17. Re:./getAllStarwars3Clips.sh on Revenge of the Sith TV Spots Revealed · · Score: 1

    #!/bin/sh
    for f in jediaction1 jediaction2 unite; do
    wget http://pdl.stream.aol.com/aol/us/moviefone/movies/ 2004/lucasfilm/hyperspace/epiii_$f_480_dl.mov
    done

    Less typing. :-)

  18. _What_? on Revenge of the Sith TV Spots Revealed · · Score: 1
    Ep. 1) Mostly shit. Pod race was neat.
    Are you serious? To each his own, I guess, but the pod race felt like watching someone else play a video game. As a matter of fact, that's exactly what I was thinking watching that scene -- "I bet they make a video game out of this part".
  19. Re:gee... on Texas Bill to Filter Highway Rest Stop Internet · · Score: 1
    If I were looking to start a business, I'd think about machines at rest stops offering internet access, lotion, and packs of tissues.
    Beer, too, please.
  20. Re:I can't believe no one made this joke yet. on Linux Can't Kill Windows · · Score: 1
    Step 6. Skip the question marks and profit.
    7) ...
    8) Rake in the bucks!

  21. Picture of laser on Laser Warnings Planned for Out-of-Bounds Pilots · · Score: 1
  22. Re:NEWS JUST IN on Laser Warnings Planned for Out-of-Bounds Pilots · · Score: 1
    Lasers will be shined into air-traffic-controllers eyes if planes they are partly responsible for enter into restricted airspace.
    "Do not direct air traffic into restricted airspace with remaining eye."
  23. Re:Use this on Laser Warnings Planned for Out-of-Bounds Pilots · · Score: 1

    I didn't notice the "buy this and get prison-delivered geek points" on the side on 01 Apr. *grin*

  24. "Warning", my ass on Laser Warnings Planned for Out-of-Bounds Pilots · · Score: 3, Funny

    "Hi, my name is Bill, and I'll be your captain today... We'll be having a smooth flight into--"

    *BEEPBEEPBEEPBEEP*

    "--ah, we may be experiencing some turbulence as NORAD has acquired laser-guided missile lock on the aircraft. Please note that the fasten-seatbelt sign is illuminated at this time..."

  25. Re:[OT] sig on Would You Pass the Information Literacy Test? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I set "post anonymously by default". Been meaning to undo that.

    v2sw7/8PUC$hw5ln5pr7ck5ma3u8LFw2m5l8SDi2e4t5b6HTAe n7g6a!s6MSr1p9 :-)

    Btw, I wrote a little Perl script to parse hackerkeys.