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  1. Re:I want it! on ESA To Study Human Hibernation · · Score: 1

    What about Duke Nukem Forever? You probably would have to hibernate just for the opportunity to play it.

  2. Re:People will get lazy. on ESA To Study Human Hibernation · · Score: 1

    all people who have died of ageing in the history suddenly all come back at once.

    For one thing, unemployment would sky-rocket.

    There'd be a rash of hate crimes perpetrated againsts the deaders(or pasters or whatever their slur would be).

    Then a rash of suicides when the premier of Big Brother LXXVII aired.

  3. Re:Alternative Idea on ESA To Study Human Hibernation · · Score: 2, Informative

    Yeah, but these are.

  4. Re:That's more or less the idea on Net Addiction Gets Finnish Soldiers Out Of Army · · Score: 1

    Machine gun would still accurate, if the weapon in question was capable of firing more than one round per depression of the trigger.
    Of course some people choose to limit the scope of the word.
    Some differentiate between assault rifle and squad automatic weapons by calling the SAW a machine gun and the others rifles.
    Others draw the line between single opperator and multiple operators or man-portable and vehicle mounted. The SAW is man-portable and a single soldier can weild it effectively. Other machine guns are not portable by a single soldier and require a crew of two or more to effectively transport, setup, and weild.

  5. Re:George Lucas's Dream - A Reality on More on Next-Generation Army Gear · · Score: 1

    If Bush ends up as the emperor, wouldn't he need to change his stance on cloning? Or is an army of clones considered therapeutic cloning?

  6. Re:I sure hope they bought this domain too. on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 1

    How do you pronounce "ough"?
    Example/Rhymes with
    Through/Threw
    Cough/Off
    Rough/Stuff
    Thoug ht/dot
    Bough/cow
    Lough/Lock
    Dough/Throw
    In English, you can't pronounce it like it's written.

  7. Re:I should have been a stock broker... on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 1

    How would having 7-1/2 bottles of crappy beer make my life any better?

    Because, drunk is better, regardless of the quality of beverage that induces the drunken state.

  8. Re:Now you know why the bubble burst on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 1

    That's not necessarily the case. It all depends on the definition of insanity. A voice-hearing schizophrenic can realize the voices for what they are, hallucinations. If he also realizes that most people do not hear these things, and he only does because of a fault in the brain, then he can know he is insane.

    Besides, the grand-parent could have been diagnosed with something, still be affected by its symptoms, but accepted the diagnosis. Thereby, affording him the opportunity to both be insane, and know it.

  9. Re:Will this joke ever grow old? on Messenger En Route To Mercury · · Score: 1

    Will this joke ever grow old?

    Yeah, but it'll never die. Slashdot is the old joke cryogenics facility. They come here to rest when the rest of the world has forgotten them, you insensitive clod!

  10. Re:Not just MS on Mozilla Starts Bug Bounty Program · · Score: 1

    but is it possible that there's a worm out there that's just firing DoS attacks across ip address ranges

    It's probably the spirits of slashdotted site getting their revenge from beyond the grave.

  11. Re:Japanese a plus on Sony Endorsing Open Graphics Format For PS3 · · Score: 1

    How do you know he's white?

  12. Re:So, uh on Around The Country Without Gasoline · · Score: 1

    Yeah, but if you used it in public, you'd probably end up with some sort of indecent exposure charge.

  13. Re:Big Deal on Around The Country Without Gasoline · · Score: 1

    I think the point of alternate energy is to travel great distance without gasoline and quickly.

  14. Re:Hopefully, not a "Hackers" rip off. on Feed · · Score: 1

    Your sig line reads "The floggings will continue until moral improves."

    Under normal circumstances, I try not to be pedantic. But since it's in a sig line "moral" should be "morale".

    Unless you're trying to go for something like the Spanish Inquisition, then "moral" should probably be "morals"

  15. Re:Back to the future on Feed · · Score: 1

    He should incorporate this technology so the "painting" can display a picture based on who's looking at it.

  16. Re:Hmm (ex wife, but seriously...) on Living Without a Pulse · · Score: 1

    What about atmospheres?

  17. Re:Artificial Beef Patties? on Artificial Prion Created · · Score: 1

    It's probably more like:
    1. Find out how to create BSE.
    2. Figure out how to weaponize it.
    3. Taint foriegn beef.
    4. Profit.

  18. Re:don't worry on Artificial Prion Created · · Score: 1

    People replying to my sig annoy me

    Wonder what Freud would say about that.

  19. Re:This bit concerns me... on Living Without a Pulse · · Score: 1

    Let's just hope for the sake of the implantees, that their estimate is better than the estimate for CDs.

  20. Re:Hmm (ex wife, but seriously...) on Living Without a Pulse · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I'm no medical proffessional, but isn't blood pressure measured by listening for the pulse while constricting the flow with a sphygmometer.

    How would blood pressure be measured without this reference. Like air pressure in tires?

  21. One problem on Living Without a Pulse · · Score: 1

    What if you faint?

    Isn't it bad to have CPR done to you if your heart still functions.

  22. Re:Blurred Lines on Tolkien Vs. The Critics In 1954 · · Score: 1

    but they are wrapped up metric tons of bullshit that are there to make the author look smarter
    Yeah, ever read Dianetics. It basically says if you don't get it, it's because you missed something or didn't understand something earlier in the book. Therefore you are dumb.

    The author seems to intentionally use larger and more obscure words, when simpler common words would suffice, in order to obfuscate the subject matter.

    I think some people (not all, mind yea, so it doesn't necessarily apply to slahdotter scientologists)convert just so they don't look stupid in front of their friends.

    Just my two cents, I apologize to any that might have been offended by my opinions.

  23. Re:Blurred Lines on Tolkien Vs. The Critics In 1954 · · Score: 1

    I agree. I think that all authors should have to use the same vocabulary set and sentence structure. In fact, a Standard Author Stylesheet can be made and distributed. Or a text parsing program could be used that would have a set of approved sentences and paragraphs used to convey different situations.

    You mean like newspeak. That way reading could be doubleplussimple.

  24. Re:You can't sue us, IBM... on SCO Playing Name Games · · Score: 1

    Your lawsuit is against SCO. But we're UNIX System Labratories.


    Think about the potential ramifications, if this were valid. The parent would have been modded +1 Scary instead of Funny.

  25. Re:LOTR winning "Book of the Century"... on Tolkien Vs. The Critics In 1954 · · Score: 4, Funny

    This is hardly a surprise - how many other works of art were reviled in their time, only to be acclaimed by future generations?

    So your saying that Star Wars Episode I & the Matrix Sequels may be lauded by future generations? They ceratinly seem reviled today.