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  1. Just Think of the Poor Teenagers... on Verizon Tech Accused Of Making $220K In Sex Calls On User Lines · · Score: 2, Funny

    who got in so much trouble because of this guy. "Mom, Dad, I didn't make those calls, I swear!!!"

  2. Totally Agree, Practially Worthless Ad on Seinfeld-Windows TV Ad Anything But 'Delicious' · · Score: 3, Interesting

    If I didn't know that it was Bill gates I would have had just about no idea what that commercial was about. It was pretty stupid and pointless in my opinion.

  3. 13/1200 Personell, but 13/700 PC's on Ratio of IT Department Workers To Overall Employees? · · Score: 1

    We have 13 in our department, which includes the CIO (who ironically can't really be included in this count since he knows crap about IT) and we have about 1200 employees total. However we have around 700 PC's. So which is a better ratio to measure off of IT to employees or computers?

  4. This is Why Global Warming Makes No Sense on Watching China Turn Off the Pollution · · Score: 2

    If reducing pollution causes global warming, then how in the world can increasing pollution cause global warming? Or, is it possible that humans have no effect either way?

  5. Atlantis! on Neanderthals and Humans Diverged 660K Years Ago · · Score: 1

    It is now obvious how it is possible that Atlantis existed. Neanderthal Atlantis, not human Atlantis. Makes perfect sense now.

  6. IT'S THE MEDIA COST!! on New Study Finds Low Interest In Blu-ray · · Score: 1

    The cost of the Blu-Ray player is not my main disinterest in Blu-Ray, it is the cost of the media. I can buy a DVD for 10 - 15 dollars, or I can buy a Blu-Ray movie for more than double that. Suddenly the cost/benefit is not nearly what it is with a regular DVD. When the cost of the BR movie comes down to something more along the lines of a DVD, THEN I may start looking at them.

  7. Re:Bad News on Judge Rules Sprint Early Termination Fees Illegal · · Score: 0

    BULLSHIT!! I have NEVER been FORCED into ANY cell phone contract by ANY provider. I have chosen NOT to get a cell phone for a number of reasons. That CHOICE is STILL THERE for EVERYONE! Don't use the word FORCED unless a gun was pointed at your head and you were told you would be killed unless you signed the contract. Otherwise, you signed the contract, you should live by the terms. If you chose NOT to read the 10 pages contract, then shame on you.

  8. Re:Lies about Libertarianism on McCain Campaign Uses Spider/Diff Against Obama · · Score: 1

    "No, you can't do that in any country right now. Most countries have a constitution and laws preventing such a thing. Way to display your ignorance."

    And in this country we have a constitution that guarantees "the freedom of speech" and "the right to bear arms", however, nothing seems to stop congress from "forgetting" about those on occasion (McCain-Feingold and "Fairness Doctrine" on speech, and just about any democrat on the 2nd ammendment) Are you sure you wish to rely on an old piece of paper for your rights?

  9. Re:Fraud Alert: Slashvertisement? on Nancy Pelosi vs. the Internet · · Score: 1, Informative

    "Firstly, anyone who actually contends that the Fairness Doctrine targeted conservative viewpoints is so mindnumbingly stupid"

    What percentage of talk radio is liberal vs conservative? Here is one "study" from a liberal group. http://thinkprogress.org/2007/06/20/radio-report/
    Now, tell me how, if the fairness doctrine is to "equalize" time for viewpoints on the airwaves, that it is NOT DEVISED to censor many conservative viewpoints? And also, who determines what content is conservative and what content is liberal?

  10. Longer on Fastest-Ever Flashgun Captures Image of Light Wave · · Score: 1

    The video was a lot longer than I expected.

  11. Re:and piracy killed music on Open Source Killing Commercial Developer Tools · · Score: 1

    Yeah, because communism benefits all equally, and not just the few at the top...

  12. Re:The Obvious on What Shall We Do With the Moon Once We Get There? · · Score: 0

    We would need to install a giant aquarium for the sharks first.

  13. Re:Wii, lightsabre game? on LucasArts Layoffs Spark Many Rumors, Including KOTOR 3 · · Score: 5, Insightful

    The Wii-mote probably would do a great simulation of a light sabre considering both would have about the same balance type. Since a light sabre would not have any weight where the blade would be either. Kind of a cool concept for the wii-mote. And you can sell a light sabre "handle" for the wii-mote to fit in.

  14. Big Whoopdy-doo! on Olympic Tickets Contain Microchip With Your Data · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    OMG, you mean that during your VOLUNTARY attendance of a HUGE international event they have some way of tracking you?? God forbid! This is NOT such a big freakin' deal that all of you paranoid folk on Slashdot like to make it out to be. If you are so worried about being tracked then don't buy a ticket and don't attend.

  15. Move out of the UK on UK Teen Cited For Calling Scientology a "Cult" · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Obviously they are headed entirely too much in the wrong direction. I wish I could say you should move to the U.S., but I am not sure we are not headed down that path as well...at least here you can call Christians anything you want with impunity. We just cant say bad about Muslims or the "Church of Global Warming" or Environmentalism. Not sure about the Scientologists, they may not be a protected class yet.

  16. Re:Wait... what? on Swiss Man Flies With Jet Powered Wing · · Score: 1

    No, he has 4 engines, probably 200lbs each. You do the math.

  17. Re:Does a bullet make a sonic boom? on NASA Wants to Take the Blast Out of Sonic Booms · · Score: 1

    Sonic Booms are VERY LOUD, occur across the flight path and are not singular events. When I lived in Gainesville, FL while attending the University of Florida, the Space Shuttle landing route was over Gainesville. At the time it is traveling overhead it is indeed supersonic.
    I can remember several mornings where I was unaware that the space shuttle was landing, say 6am, and as it passed by it would wake me suddenly from a dead sleep as I thought something in the house had exploded. Finally after a couple of times of that I would make sure to pay attention to when the shuttle was planning to land...and I definitely know why they don't allow supersonic flights over land on a regular basis, unless you know it is coming, it is not that enjoyable to experience. However, I am pretty sure that Depends would love the idea since I am sure their sales would increase exponentially among the general population.

  18. Re:short range on Tesla Motors Opens Retail Store · · Score: 1

    Apparently you did not read the LAST line in his comment.

  19. Re:Not entirely accurate either on Tesla Motors Opens Retail Store · · Score: 1

    Not to mention all the time it takes to open and close all those battery slots...then you have to worry about mixing up the old batteries and the new ones by forgetting which hand you put them in...

  20. Re:hehe on Tesla Motors Opens Retail Store · · Score: 1

    Apparently you have never heard of the Dell/Apple battery explosions...imagine that being your car, while you are driving :-)

  21. Re:50%? on Creative Sued for Base-10 Capacities On HDD MP3 Players · · Score: 1

    No, my computer has 3.25GB of RAM because I installed two 2GB sticks. I should be able to get one hell of a discount from MS then heh?

  22. Sure....50Mbps? on Comcast Offers 50 Mbps Residential Speeds · · Score: 1

    I can't get over 4Mbps on my "6Mbps" connection as it is. Now they are going to try offering 50? Right.

  23. Re:Heretic! on A Congressman Who Can Code Assembly · · Score: 1

    So the best analogy then would be a bunch of trucks traveling in a series of tubes.

  24. Does IT Qualify? on Vaporware - the Tech That Never Was · · Score: 0

    The Segway seems to fall into this category if you ask me. Never really delivered on its promise.

  25. Not Sure About This Working Too Well on Nerve-tapping Neckband Allows 'Telepathic' Chat · · Score: 3, Informative

    Seems like a pretty cool idea, but how are you supposed to interpret letters that come out the same but are fundamentally the same from the beginning? I would think that from the vocal cord stand point many sounds are almost, if not entirely, identical but the lips and mouth movements vary the pitch. How is this device going to tell the difference in those if it is reading the vocal cords?