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  1. Re:MOD PARENT DOWN PLEASE on Terrestrial Planet Finder · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Well, that's the last time I try to help the people here by saving them from pop-up hell with loads of crap tubgirl (and worse) images.

  2. Re:as a former DOE employee on World's Fastest Supercomputer To Be Built At ORNL · · Score: 1

    Cool, thanks for the info, it is interesting :)

  3. MOD PARENT DOWN PLEASE on Terrestrial Planet Finder · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    This A-hole thinks it's funny to link to a tubgirl-ish site. Please, don't go there.

  4. Planning on Terrestrial Planet Finder · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I've always been very impressed by the timetables NASA is using.
    It must be an enormous task to plan so many years ahead into the uncertain future, not sure if the funding will be there. /me tips my hat to them

  5. Re:Maybe it's me. on World's Fastest Supercomputer To Be Built At ORNL · · Score: 2

    That's correct, it's the Department of Energy.

    I don't know why they would need it, but that's just because I don't know anything about the work of the DOE (not being an american and all that)

  6. Re:50 trillion on World's Fastest Supercomputer To Be Built At ORNL · · Score: 1

    I know, I was just curious :)
    and IMHO being curious is good.

  7. 50 trillion on World's Fastest Supercomputer To Be Built At ORNL · · Score: 2, Interesting

    50 trillion calculations per second.
    Wow, that's darn fast.

    I wonder if that processing power could be used for rendering like was done by Weta and how the performance could compare to their renderfarm.

  8. The third bullet in the article on Illinois Considers Taxing Custom Software · · Score: 1, Funny

    3. Tax private non-retail sales of watercraft

    What's watercraft? Like witchcraft, but wetter?

  9. 1 TB ? on Sony PC/DVR Incorporates 7 Tuners & 1TB HD · · Score: 1

    Wow, that's a lot of storage, is that in one drive?
    If it is, then what if the drive fails?
    How pissed are you gonna be?

    It's one of the reasons I have MULTIPLE harddrives in my pc.

  10. Re:First thought on the VAIO pocket, VGF-AP1: on A Raft Of New Products From Sony Japan · · Score: 2, Insightful

    "Why are these the only approved OSs:
    Windows XP Professional/Windows XP Home Edition/ Windows 2000 Professional/Windows Millennium Edition/ Windows 98 Second Edition"

    Probably so they won't have to support any other OS that could be installed on the device. Just a normal case of preventing annoying/too difficult support questions.

  11. Re:One Vaio problem... on A Raft Of New Products From Sony Japan · · Score: 1

    "Too much software"

    I agree that a lot of it won't be used, but I do think it's good that they add enough software so that you can use all the machine's options right out of the box :)

  12. Re:Who cares? on E3 - Game Sites Get Hands-On With Half Life 2 · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Personally, I care.
    After the fantastic HL1, I'm still holding on to the hope that this will be just as good or better.

    My hopes have been crushed a few times though
    - Master of Orion 3
    - Deus Ex 2

  13. Re:How to fool an eye scan on Cry To Beat Iris Scanners · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I know, but I clarified it just to be sure :)

    Dirty Sanchez's are cool

  14. Re:How to fool an eye scan on Cry To Beat Iris Scanners · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Just in case you're not familiar with it, "Jackass" is the name of a MTV show where some weird people do all kinds of weird stunts where they often hurt themselves.

    I wasn't cussing him, I wouldn't cuss an Aussie, they're fun people :)

  15. Re:How to fool an eye scan on Cry To Beat Iris Scanners · · Score: 1, Funny

    "I recently had a bad fall and ended up in hospital (no need to mention the shopping trolley and the amount of alcohol that caused this situation)"

    You work for MTV Jackass ???

  16. Emotions on Cry To Beat Iris Scanners · · Score: 1, Funny

    So the only people that can be succesfully scanned are Vulcans?
    I've never seen one of those cry :)

  17. Re:Work for Microsoft on Ask About Running Windows Software in Linux · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Easy answer: YES

    I would consider it, if they would give me a good salary and the benefits then I'd probably do it.

    I hear you crying WHY!!!???
    Simple, I bought an apartment and I'd like to pay for it.
    I've also got a girlfriend I'd like to marry, problem is, she is from Thailand and I'm Dutch.
    Since she's foreign, she would have to take an integration course and exam.
    That shit costs money.

    If Microsoft can pay for that, I'm all for it, BUT that does not mean that I will like their products, but if I'm on the inside, I would try to change them for the better as well.

    Draw your own conclusions!

  18. Wow on IBM To Announce Web-Based Desktop Apps · · Score: 0

    I mean, really WOW.
    If they can pull it off succesfully, then it could be a giant blow to the MS empire.

    Could be cool :)

  19. My tips on Camera Phone Tips · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Can't read the article at the moment, but here are my tips for using a mobcam.

    - Take a lot of pics in different modes
    - Don't be afraid to throw away the crap ones
    - Don't trust the display on the phone, your monitor has a lot better quality.

    Just a few simple but handy tips I use :)

  20. Re:Linky on Build Your Own Heavy Metal Server · · Score: 1

    Thanks man, I'll remember to do it like this from now on (I don't know basic HTML true, but I'm quite the technician :) Gimme hardware any day)

    P.S. I wasn't trying to karmawhore, don't really give a rat's ass about that.

  21. Corny as it may be? on NASA Funds Sci-Fi Technology · · Score: 4, Interesting

    I'd like to see more research into replicator technology (maybe we will get there after enough nano-research?)
    If we get replicators, we can solve a lot of problems at once:

    - Food, nobody would have to grow hungry again
    - Money, nobody would need it ever again
    - Fuel, no more dependancies on oil
    - Nuclear waste/pollution, easy to clean that up now
    - Living forever, refreshing the building blocks of our bodies
    - etc.

    The only problem I can see here (and I'm sure there are more) is nano-warfare. As in "Let's make a nanobot that can kill all people with a certain DNA profile", that's the only thing I'm afraid of.

    I think it will take a long time before we finally have that technology, but I'm afraid I won't live to see that (and I'm still hoping to have about 70 years ahead of me to live to the ripe old age of 95)

  22. Re:REQ: A southpark parody about RIAA lawyers on Record Labels Push for iTunes Price Hike · · Score: 1

    Good ideas, except for the Windows 98 reference.
    If I'm not mistaken, sasser (like MsBlast) uses a hole in the Windows XP code, not the '98 code since it doesn't have that stuff.

    So people using '98 are safe from that stuff and people using the NT based system are in danger of becoming infected (if they haven't patched up)

  23. Re:Flame bait article. on US Losing its Scientific Dominance · · Score: 1

    hehe, funny, normally I see people complaining about the USA-bashing that usually goes on here.

    Oh, and the write-up deserves a high score for being funny, it's a little thing called comedy pronounced als sarcasm.

  24. Re:Death of a webserver. on Swedish Pirate Demo · · Score: 1

    Nah, that was my girlfriend.

    And she wasn't dying ;)

  25. Linky on Build Your Own Heavy Metal Server · · Score: 4, Funny

    Too bad the site's down.

    Here's the Google cache
    http://www.google.nl/search?q=cache:TDZhSyH l34AJ:w ww.badgerpackaging.com/heavymetal/+&hl=nl

    Sorry I can't make a clicky link, I'm not that handy with this stuff