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  1. No Credibility on Wal-Mart Parody Site Censored by DMCA · · Score: 1, Insightful
    If anyone believed it to be a real Wal-Mart site, that is only a testament to the degree of absurdity that exists within corporate America today.

    This guy lost all credibility with this one statement. What does the ability of someone to mistake this site for a real one have anything to do with absurdity within corporate America? This guy is just spouting off rhetoric. Plain and simple.

  2. The first? on Needle Free Injections With Microjets · · Score: 4, Interesting
    I have distinct memories of getting shots in basic training, where a needleless gun was used. How is this any different?

    And trust me.. It is not exactly pain-free.

  3. Re:A lot less invasive on California Wants GPS Tracking Device in Every Car · · Score: 1
    The gas tax has always been a utility for government.

    1. Increase gas tax to deter people from using polluting fossile fuels.
    2. Use new found money to fund pork-barrel projects.
    3. Become dependent on these new funds.
    4. People react, and buy fuel efficient vehicles.
    5. Aack! what happened to our money!
    6. Punish people for this by raising their taxes again.

  4. Still waiting for internal GMail on Google Announces 'Mini' Search Appliance · · Score: 1

    I'm still waiting for a similar product that gives businesses their own "Internal GMail" server. My employer uses Lotus Notes for e-mail, and forbids us from using POP to access our accounts. Lotus notes is horrendous, and a real pain to access using Linux. GMail is much more useful, and would be an awesome replacement.

  5. Notice? on WikiPedia Founder Wales Speaks About Wikinews · · Score: 4, Funny

    I for one, welcome our news.com.com.com.com.com overlords.

  6. Obvious question on Boeing Successfully Tests Anti-Missile Laser · · Score: 1

    What would keep someone from giving their missiles a reflective mirror coating? Would this protect them, or is the laser too powerful?

  7. Re:Any problems? on Boeing Successfully Tests Anti-Missile Laser · · Score: 1
    I think the whole laser idea is so they can shoot down thousands of missles

    Well, that's sort of right, but misses the bigger benefit. The conventional method of stopping an incomming missile involves shooting it down while it's already descending into your own territory. If you hit it, but don't destroy the warhead, you can still get a lot of damage, as seen with scud missles.

    The real benefit of using an aircraft mounted laser is the incredibly large effective range, and the ability to shoot down the missile during launch, and make any collataral damage occur to your enemy.

  8. Simply amazing ... on NASA Prize Competition Solicits Ideas and Partners · · Score: 1
    that people would mod the parent as insightful instead of funny.

    Moderators don't bother to think anymore.
    Except for the ones who want to mod me up.

  9. Re:The Bush Factor on Could Nuclear Power Wean the U.S. From Oil? · · Score: 3, Insightful
    You're forgetting that Bush was just reelected.

    You're forgetting that Bush has been pushing hydrogen technology. Nuclear power works well with hydrogen technology, letting us cleanly generate hydrogen, and replace our biggest fossil fuel burners with cleaner electric and hydrogen powered ones.

  10. I'd like to make an introduction on TiVo Plans More Functionality Reductions · · Score: 1

    Foot... Meet Gun.

  11. Wooooooo Hooooooo!!!!! on Nuclear Rockets Moving Along · · Score: -1, Redundant
    solved the graphite ablation problem!

    Umm... What's that mean?

  12. Re:Worst. virus. ever on 'Opener' Malware Targets OS X · · Score: 3, Funny
    and lists "proficiency in Notepad" on his résumé

    Shoot.... I guess I should take "proficiency with pencil and paper" off of mine.

  13. Re:Okay, relax on Build Your Own Flying Lawn Mower · · Score: 2, Funny
    My niece was killed by a flying lawnmower when she was 4.
    [snip]
    She's better now, but those first few hours were pretty harrowing.

    Glad to hear she recovered from DEATH.

  14. Caught the typo on Would You Drink This Water? · · Score: 4, Funny
    advanced synthetic membranes called ZeeWeed

    That's spelled WeeWeed.

  15. Bah on E-Voting Problems Are Mostly User Error, Says ITAA · · Score: 1
    why testing didn't identify these problems

    Maybe they already know about these problems, but you can only dumb down the process so much.
    How about punch the monkey to vote for Nader.

  16. I've heard this before. on IE Holes Not Microsoft's Fault, Says Bill · · Score: 4, Funny

    Han: "It's not my fault!"
    Lando: "It's not my fault!"
    Bill: "It's not my fault!"

  17. Why? on If Windows Came to PPC, Would You Switch? · · Score: 1, Insightful

    I'm left to wonder what benefits would prompt anybody to switch to PPC running windows. I know the benefit for users running OSX on x86 would be the increased range of hardware for users to select from, but is there anything special PPC has over x86 that would warrent such a switch?

  18. Re:Sorry to dash your hopes.... on Review of Team America World Police · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    It must suck to be a 'pube too, having to post anonymously and all...

    - Anonymous Coward

    LOL!!

  19. Re:Interesting, but on Microbatteries Built on a Bed of Nails · · Score: 2, Insightful
    I want something with a very low charge impedance that can basically lock the shaft of the motor/generator, if need be.. completely eliminating friction brakes.

    What about using a frictionless flywheel? You can spin it up using the electricity acquired during braking, or use some kind of clutch to transfer power from the wheels to it. After it has been spun up, use it as an electric generator until you need to brake again.

  20. Re:Cobb & Badnarik are "political prisoners" on Presidential Candidates Arrested at Debates · · Score: 1
    Good Grief!

    I can't believe people mod up this kind of tripe! The two guys purposly and FORCEFULLY pushed themselves through a police line. Of course they got arrested!! So, morons like you try to equate that with real political prisoners. I'm sure Nelson Mandella would be proud of you.

  21. I've got dibs on the patent on IP's Next Big Wave - Taste & Smell Patents · · Score: 0, Redundant

    for the smell of Natalie Portman covered in hot grits.

  22. Phewww!!!! on IP's Next Big Wave - Taste & Smell Patents · · Score: 1
    For a second there, I thought it said:

    IP's Next Big Wave - Taste & Smell P.... eehh... nevermind.

  23. Re:get in trouble for having a motorized "vehicle" on E-bike E-xperiences? · · Score: 1
    You can ride legally on all of the same roads as a car can and not have to worry about cars passing (and nearly hitting) you on busy streets while on a bicycle.
    [snip]
    I blow past all of the cars and cut in front of everyone at stop lights.

    Somehow I think you might want to watch out for people trying to hit you.

  24. Re:Why not... on E-bike E-xperiences? · · Score: 1
    Once you start riding, you might be surprised to see how quickly you lose the ass.

    It was mostly a joke. During the spring and summer I take my mountain bike out on the trails every other weekend.
    BTW.. Why am I talking about my ass on slashdot? :-)

  25. Re:Why not... on E-bike E-xperiences? · · Score: 3, Funny
    Why not just invest in a good, light weight bike. It will cost you a lot, but the light weight construction will be a LOT easier for you to bike with.

    I don't think there's a bike light enough to make up for my heavyweight ass.