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  1. Re:No, really, you -shouldn't- have. on President Bush's Money For Space Cometh · · Score: 1
    I can't find any specific statistics on this...
    Try this link.
    In 2003 the top four Asian central banks bought $300 billion U.S. debt and were holding $1.5 trillion by end January 2004. Japan leads the pack with $741 billion, then China with $403 billion, followed by Taiwan with $207 billion, and South Korea at $157 billion. These amounts are double what the top four had just two years ago.
  2. Match colors correctly and consistently with... on Professional Photographers Using Linux? · · Score: 1
    ...ColorSync.

    If you can't get good results with that, I doubt if any thing else can help you.

  3. Re:users backing up before MTBF on A Brief History of the iPod · · Score: 1
    Users typically spend a bity of time creating, transferring their music titles to the pod. But what happens at the end of the hard drive life? I wonder what steps a typical user has taken to backup their 40/80 Gb of music?

    Backup of the iPod is not an issue. The Mac/PC HD already has all the songs uploaded to the iPod.

    The wise probably have a backup (or three) of their HD as well.

  4. How cool is it? on A Brief History of the iPod · · Score: 2, Funny
    They like the "cool" factor that makes their products appeal to designers and the in-crowd.
    The iPod is so cool that they are now using it to sell sex.

    Caution: Linky NSFW.

  5. Re:Obligatory retort on Senate May Rush Copyright Legislation · · Score: 1
    I actually said: Sometimes a penis is just a penis.

    But they got it wrong. Like you did my name.

  6. Bush would likely help with recruitment on The Rest of the World Wants Kerry · · Score: 1
    al Queda prefers Bush because he "deals with matters by force rather than with wisdom" (good for recruitment), whereas Kerry has "the cunning to embellish blasphemy" (lull them to sleep - bad for recruitment).
    The statement said it supported U.S. President George W. Bush in his reelection campaign, and would prefer him to win in November rather than the Democratic candidate John Kerry, as it was not possible to find a leader "more foolish than you (Bush), who deals with matters by force rather than with wisdom." In comments addressed to Bush, the group said: "Kerry will kill our nation while it sleeps because he and the Democrats have the cunning to embellish blasphemy and present it to the Arab and Muslim nation as civilization." "Because of this we desire you (Bush) to be elected."
  7. Re:Yup on ALICE Wins Loebner 2004 Prize 2004 · · Score: 1
    Hmmm...OS X (10.3) tries to speak it out phonetically. Got to try it on OS9 the next time I fire up the iMac (or OS 8 on the SE/30).

  8. Re:87% of whom? on January Elections in Iraq? · · Score: 1
    }}You said it baby! Setting off car bombs that kill innocent people in the middle of the
    }}market place certainly makes a strong impact on a dictator and his murderous sons
    }}who are sitting in their luxurious palaces sipping their martinis.

    }Because, of course, we all know that Saddam and his sons did all their dirty work
    }completely by themselves and every other person in Iraq was completely innocent.

    Yeah right. Just like our "smart precision" munitions, those "intelligent car bombs" magically killed only the "bad guys". Then, of course, following your impeccable logic, no one by virtue of living in Baghdad, or for that matter all of Iraq, can be innocent. Now would that include the millions who festooned the road with roses when our solders marched in and "liberated" them?

    }}any one know where all these village-idiots come from
    }}anyways?

    }Look in the mirror.

    Sorry, sonny boy. I refuse to take credit for your existence on this miserable planet. Perhaps your mommy could help you out with that question?

    I realize that skills in reading, comprehension and logic would be too much to expect. So at this point, I'm willing to settle for citizens with even half the intelligence of those "intelligent car bombs" Allawi set off.

  9. Re:87% of whom? on January Elections in Iraq? · · Score: 1
    You said it baby! Setting off car bombs that kill innocent people in the middle of the market place certainly makes a strong impact on a dictator and his murderous sons who are sitting in their luxurious palaces sipping their martinis. Heck, the blast may even make them spill their martini on their freshly ironed Armani suit. That'll teach 'em to torture and rape the wives and sisters of the hapless citizenry (who are dead 'cos they were dumb enough to go to the market in the first place.)

    Oh, and I also remember another set of bombers and rapists in Nicaragua being called the "moral equivalent of our founding fathers". Great thing, this "morally equivalence", isn't it?

    BTW, any one know where all these village-idiots come from anyways?

  10. Re:Yup on ALICE Wins Loebner 2004 Prize 2004 · · Score: 1
    1. Give ALICE a vocabulary full of sex words.
    2. Hook her up to a text-to-voice (Sexy Victoria?) module.
    3. Get a 1-888-SEX-TALK number.
    4. Profit!!

    I need some help. Any one here know how to get a text-to-voice software to moan?

    On second thoughts, forget it. What was I thinking? This is /. and no one's likely to have ever heard a moan before.

  11. Re:87% of whom? on January Elections in Iraq? · · Score: 1
    ...Al Sadr who institutes Sharia law and goes around executing people after holding secret trials...
    Interestingly enough, it is alleged that Iyad Allawi did the same without even the benefit of "secret trials". Not even a word about it in the US media.

    Of course, back in the 90s, Allawi was setting off car bombs in Bhagdad. Those days. it was considered a *good thing* to set off car bombs in downtown Bhagdad. (Allawi was even caught on tape by the British media complaining that he had not been compensated properly by his overlords [MI5? CIA??] for his last bang.) Now the shoe is on the other foot re car bombs.

    Allawi, Sadr,...they are all bird of the same feather. When Saddam bumped off Sadr (Sr.), that was a *really bad thing*. We of couse have the *best of intentions* in trying to blow up Sadr (Jr.)

  12. Re:Marketing hype? No, unfortunate reality. on Cringely: MS To Hurt Linux Via USB Enhancements · · Score: 1
    I cannot see how 3 of the 4 largest markets for the next decade (China, India, and the EU) will ever accept a convicted monopolist from another country dictating how they have to run their IT industry, and hand over control of their PCs to MS.

    Now, the US is another story. But even here, this strategy will work only with US corporate IT sheep + rest of the morons who can be frightened/hoodwinked into accepting draconian measures in the name of "enhanced (IT) security".

    Frankly, we'll all get what we deserve. In more ways than one.

  13. Re:A valuable skill on Steel Bolt Hacking · · Score: 3, Funny
    ... nor use my credit card / B&N "member" card
    Ummm...you slipped up. Now they can track you with your /. user id # 313888.

  14. Dump the old one on New iPod Design Pictures Leak · · Score: 1
    I didn't care much for the 3rd gen design either.

    Apple will likely ship off all remaining inventory of the (3rd gen) iPod to HP, were Carly should be able to sell 'em as the hPod - the model that came before the current iPod.

  15. Re:It's economics really... on Are Mac Users Smarter than PC Users? · · Score: 1
    bullshit what a load of shit, I know nobody who can afford a 25 thousand dollar car let along a G5 with 30 inch cinema. I think ur a mac user whose trying to prove no point at all and justify your spending big money on being no different to anyone else

    After about a dozen assaults on the English language, you finally succeeded in murdering it.

    As we observe a moment of silence, please try to remember that your native language was the language of Shakespeare and Milton, and even Homer (Simpson, not The Iliad guy) would know the difference between whose and who is.

    However, Mac users are grateful for your convincing proof that the conclusion of the study is valid after all.

    Q.E.D.

  16. Re:The New SETI@Home on BOINC Project to Search for Gravitational Waves · · Score: 1
    ...some sort of sub-space/zero-point field communication system that could facilitate instant point-to-point communication between two points anywhere in the galaxy

    umm....Sorry, but the Senate, at the behest of RIAA, is not going to allow this technology.

  17. Nope... on DHS Says Cellular Outage Reporting is Terrorist Blueprint · · Score: 1
    I wouldn't worry about it. If al Queda ever takes out the cellular network, they will have to contend with my teenage daughter. Beleive me, they will be no match for her raging hormones.

  18. Re:We've gone way beyond 'ridiculous' now. on DHS Says Cellular Outage Reporting is Terrorist Blueprint · · Score: 1
    Oh boy...such anger...did your mommy take away you secret stash of her unwashed panties or what?

    Just to get your calendar straight...unlike Wall Street, it would seem that al Qaeda does not measure their achievements on a quarterly basis. It took them 8 years to mount their 2nd WTC attack, and the absence of an attack on US soil for 3 years means...jackshit.

  19. Re:Grammar Man to the Rescue! on iTMS Sells 100,000,000th Song · · Score: 1
    Note the bolded portion in the above statement.
    Please quit verbing your adjectives (or nouns) in this slipshod fashion.

  20. Re:Apple 23" is $2000 on Large LCD HDTV as a Computer Monitor? · · Score: 1
    Duh. and your point is? Think before you post McFly.

    I'm afraid the point is well beyond your cogitative powers, sonny. Nevertheless, charming advice from an AC who has demonstrated his ability to think, and comprehend (not!) the discussion re. a dual-use (tv/movie & computer) display.

    This child has been left behind. Heck, he's over the horizon. And he doesn't even know it. Sad, sad, truly sad. Looking at the sunny-side, it is good for my profession!

  21. Re:Apple 23" is $2000 on Large LCD HDTV as a Computer Monitor? · · Score: 1
    I guess it is unreasonable for me to expect a reasonable level of comprehension from an AC who can't figure out the difference between a 16:9 format movie and a GNOME desktop. I told you once and I'm tellin' ya again: get yer drugs only from an AMA certified personel.

  22. Re:Apple 23" is $2000 on Large LCD HDTV as a Computer Monitor? · · Score: 1
    Isn't that the issue the article is discussing - use a monitor to watch movies/TV and hook up to a computer?

    Poor reading and comprehension skillz, aye? Another child left behind, I'm afraid. Pity.

  23. Re:Apple 23" is $2000 on Large LCD HDTV as a Computer Monitor? · · Score: 1
    How's that foot taste moron?

    Ahh! You have a foot fetish! That explains a lot.

    It, however, doesn't explain how you missed out on the 16:9 format viewable area calculation. You are still smoking that Dell stuff, Dude.

  24. Re:Apple 23" is $2000 on Large LCD HDTV as a Computer Monitor? · · Score: 3, Funny
    The size difference is minor

    Is that what your gf tells you? Can you do math? When was the last time you saw a shrink? I see the begining of a libido related problem.

    When I watch a 16:9 format movie
    1) on the Apple display, I see a 1920x1080 picture. That's 2,073,600 pixels.
    2) on the Dell display , it would be a 1600x900 picture. That's 1,440,000 pixels.

    That comes to 44% more pixels on the Apple display. Hardly comparable. Then of course, if you are pushing Dell, you gotta be smokin' some stuff, dude.

    Apple's offering may not be beautiful in every one's eye, but a comparable Sony's offering lists for $3,000 (that's 50% more than Apple's). Even their "sale price" is 30% higher than Apple's regular price. If you buy a Mac you can get up to $500 off the display price.

    So, if you actually crawled out of your parent's basement, gave up your job at MucBurger, got an education, become a professional, started making tons of $$, became an outstanding citizen of the USofA by buying lots of stuff, and learned the fine art of conversing with the morons who troll as ACs on /., you'd find that your Dell is not in the same league as my Apple. Next you'll be mouthing off that your Kea is better than my BMW. (I would have actually gotten a Jag, but my patients expect me to drive a Beemer. Ah well!)

    Generally, I don't give professional advice for free (the AMA frowns on that kinda behavior). But for you, kiddo, here it is, gratis: Forget about your mommy. Return her panties at once! Move out. Get a job - a Real Job. Drink some kool-aid: Job's kool-aid. You'll find its a lot better that the Dell Dude's reefers. And remember, get your drugs only from an person certified by the AMA.

    You are welcome. It was my pleasure.

  25. Re:2 mothers = 4 breasts! on A Mouse With Two Mothers · · Score: 2, Funny
    What do you mean damn you? Do you realize the problems I've had to face with just one mommy?

    Four breasts? Ummm. But real question for /. is how many buttons does this mouse have? If it's only one, the morons here are bound to start bitchin' about a one button mouse.