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  1. Re:Four words to weight loss: on Does Sprawl Make Us Fat? · · Score: 1

    This huge piece of chocolate mousse cake tasted much better before you started saying "ugly fat porker", thank you very much.

  2. The Bill Gates-Land Camera... on Researchers Developing Single-Pixel Camera · · Score: 1

    1 pixel ought to be enough for anybody!

  3. Re:Wow on Bilingualism Delays Onset of Dementia · · Score: 1

    HA! A weak trap attempt. You thought I'd post correcting 'right' to 'write', but I'm too smart to fall for that, then I'd just be yet another bitching wannabee...

    D'oh!

  4. Re:How Strange on The Twilight Years of Cap'n Crunch · · Score: 1

    You can't help people that *don't want* to be helped.

  5. Re:Netcraft confirms it: Windows 2000 is dead. on Microsoft Squeezes Win2000 Users · · Score: 1

    Surely I can't be the only one who actually *likes* the default XP theme?

    Nice colourful blues and reds, easy to spot the various bits you need to click on?

  6. Re:Jarts is #1! on The 10 Most Dangerous Toys of All Time · · Score: 1

    Ah, thanks for that. Must have screwed it up sometime. No wonder no one ever helps me find that song. :)

  7. Re:Jarts is #1! on The 10 Most Dangerous Toys of All Time · · Score: 1

    Sure. Occasionally you missed, and it would sting a bit. That was part of the *fun*, laughing like a hyena when your buddy nailed himself. Never had one break.

  8. Re:Jarts is #1! on The 10 Most Dangerous Toys of All Time · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Didn't used to be. I knew dozens of kids including myself, all of us played responsibly with lawn darts, the thingmaker, klackers.

    And if today's kids were allowed out of their little insular plastic bubble they're kept in from birth to adulthood, they'd be just fine.

  9. Re:Cold Turkey on The Video Game Generation Grows Up · · Score: 1

    *cough* //c ][e //e *cough*

  10. Re:Uhh... No.... on iTunes Sales 'Collapsing' · · Score: 1

    Oh god, not this again. Kubrick hated how tv screwed up his films, so he took a lot of care to that as he was composing each shot in widescreen, he made sure that nothing stupid was in the rest of the frame that would be seen in 4:3 once the mattes were removed. Exactly the same as a ton of other directors do.

    I can't believe the simple desire to make sure the movies look as good as possible on old tv's has been corrupted into "Kubrick intended full frame".

  11. Typical idiot. on Thai IT Minister Slams Open Source · · Score: 5, Funny

    He sounds eminently qualified for politics.

  12. Re:Monopoly leverage, indeed on IE7 Released As High-Priority Update · · Score: 1

    Which I just did, unchecked IE 7 and closed it, and told it not to ask me about this update again.

    We'll see how long it respects my decision.

  13. Re:Abbreviations are allowed? on Carpenter Breaks Previous Scrabble Point Record · · Score: 1

    That's pathetic. Whoever says za to talk about pizza. What, two syllables is too complicated?

    They should just cut the charade and add every possible two letter word combo to the dictionary now.

  14. Re:Interesting but... on House Panel Approves Electronic Surveillance Bill · · Score: 1
    Someone with some balls and a true believer in people's rights?
    AKA "Mr. Unelectable".
  15. Re:So... on Yahoo! Mail Beta Goes Public · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I find I still prefer the folder mentality, as compared to Gmails "everything in one spot and search" philosophy.

    But I did hate the Yahoo beta when I tried it, and immediately switched back. I'm not looking forward to it become the default.

  16. Re:your sig on Netflix Sues Blockbuster for Patent Infringement · · Score: 1

    Eh? Did you even read that? That Capitol Hill Blue retraction you cite is dated Jul 9, 2003. The Constitution story you're objecting to is two and a half years *after* he stopped using the bogus source Dec 9, 2005

  17. Re:Small quantities on Viruses the New Condiment · · Score: 1

    Yeah, other than that whole "feeding dead diseased animals to the livestock because it's cheaper" thing.

  18. Re:Known versus unknown on Viruses the New Condiment · · Score: 1

    Right. Because we all know that the FDA has *never* approved anything that turned out to be harmful after all.

    Just quit fucking with my food, because nature is "inconvenient" to deal with in maximising profits.

  19. Re:Win for Tivo - Lose for Customers on TiVo Wins Permanent Injunction Against EchoStar · · Score: 1
    I happen to be one of those folks who like their DVR to do exactly what its told, and nothing more - Dish's DVR can be configured to work that way

    As can Tivo.

    I hate the patent system with a passion, there are so many companies abusing the process, patenting obvious and common items, etc.

    This is *not* one of those situations. This is the system doing exactly what it was supposed to, protect the guys who genuinely invented something unique.

  20. Re:deja vu? on Dell to use AMD Chips in Desktop PCs · · Score: 1

    No kidding. My first thought was "Again?". I've seen this exact same thing a dozen times over the past few years, lots of speculation, then suddenly, "Nope, we're sticking with Intel".

    This one seems to be a tad more official though. Good, I won't buy anything that Intel touches.

  21. Re:Good to go on Microsoft Zune MP3 Player Interface Revealed · · Score: 1

    Oh man, is that a funny thread to read now, five years later. Some real Nostradamus types there. :)

  22. Re:Is it THAT big a problem?? on Old Methods Used to Detect Liquid Explosives · · Score: 1

    Should be the other way around. If you want extra security, much more manpower is required to reduce your terrorism quotient that miniscule fraction of a percentage, so you should have to pay extra for it. Seems like it's running 60/40 against these rules already, that'd take it to 90/10.

    Just quite the bloody over-reacting. It already drove me freakin' nuts before these latest rules, I've literally had nail clippers taken away from me. Hello? Nail clippers? Perhaps I'm going to do some dangerous grooming of the stewardess before charging the cabin? Meanwhile, some dude next to me is doing a crossword with a pen or pencil, and you could easily stab someone in the eye or ear with it.

    I'm going to be off my rocker when I have to fly under these new rules. I feel like showing up nude as a protest.

  23. Re:not news on Google to Continue Storing Search Requests · · Score: 1

    Busting him? Remind me not to hire you when I need a private investigator.

    "Aha! This guy says he has a girlfriend in April *2006*. But a year earlier in April *2005* he admitted not having a girlfriend! Busted!"

    See the problem in your reasoning yet?

  24. Re:Well, you could start by... on Combating Harassing Use of Mosquito Noise Device? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, my first thought exactly. "Yeah, this guy just started bothering us out of the blue, we never did anything, we're just good honest kids, gosh golly gee..."

  25. Re:Developers not Consumers on Don't Go Down Memory Lane? · · Score: 1

    Bang on, I've been waiting for MoM 2.0 for years. Don't *change* it, don't "improve" it, that's how they completely screwed up Railroad Tycoon.

    Every so often some individual starts a project, but they never finish.