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  1. Who's To Blame? YOU! on RIAA Says "Don't Expect DRMed Music To Work Forever" · · Score: 1

    If you don't want drm, buy the cd and rip.

    This is the obvious solution. People still buying into the DRM Music Download deal really have no one to blame but themselves at this point. As long as those services keep raking in the cash-ola for these IP Trolls - I mean entertainment companies - they will keep pushing forward with this business. People keep saying they are "shooting themselves in the foot" but all I see is business as usual, people keep forking over money for DRM crippled downloaded music services.

  2. Deep under ground in North Dakota... on DARPA Builds Smarter Version of Microsoft's Clippy · · Score: 1

    "I see you are trying to launch a nuclear missile..."

  3. Re:But with WalMart on The Downsides to Digital Distribution · · Score: 1

    I personally do not want any of these companies telling me what I can or can't buy.

    Wal-Mart is not telling you what you can buy. They are telling you what you can buy from them, and what they sell clearly represents what the majority of their customers want.

    Wal-Mart (and companies like them) are in no way preventing you from getting your hard core rap or "alturnative" music (which, due to their customer base they wouldn't carry anyway) from some other source. That Wal-Mart does not sell oscilloscopes, does that mean they are discriminating against buding electrical engineers? Of course not, it means they know what most of their customers want, and that's what they stock. Companies like Wal-Mart are profit whores, if they can make a lot of money selling it to their customers without offending their customers, they will.

  4. Re:Flash can DIAFF (flash fire) on 92% of Windows PCs Vulnerable To Zero-Day Attacks On Flash · · Score: 3, Funny

    Will Flash just die already!

    There's always Silverlight... No, really!

  5. Re:Do I get get peak or off-peak rates... on Electricity From Salty Water · · Score: 1

    Many people have told me that I have a shocking personality...

  6. Re:Only Notice Large Glitches on Software Glitch Leads To $23,148,855,308,184,500 Visa Charges · · Score: 2, Funny

    Charge several thousand people $2.31 too much and you can make an alright profit.

    Let's see... 2000 x $2.31 is, er, around $4620. Yes indeed, big mamou, yes indeed.

  7. Re:Windows 7 makes me excited on Windows 7 Hits Build 7600 (Possible RTM) · · Score: 0, Troll

    Windows 7 is the first version of Windows that has me excited since as far back as I can remember.

    Which version? Win 7 Home? Intermediate? Pro? Advanced Pro? Home Media? Home Education? Media Pro? Ultimate Home Media Pro? Win 7 Business? Business Pro Ultimate? Education Ultimate? Windows 7 Home Education Pro Ultimate Media? Intermediate Home Pro? Home Business?

    Windows 7: There are so many versions to choose from...

  8. Re:Wow this is a day... on AOL Shuts Down CompuServe · · Score: 1

    You are a crap-tastic asshole. I'll bet you masturbate A LOT.

  9. Re:Surprise, surprise. on Study Deconstructs Canadian Copyright Lobby Deception · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The author's favorite "independent groups" are going to be grass roots organizations.

    Many "grass roots organizations" are not.

  10. Surprise, surprise. on Study Deconstructs Canadian Copyright Lobby Deception · · Score: 1

    This is a red herring.

    There is no such thing as "independent groups" in the way that the author implies (except the ones that agree with the author?), all "issue" groups have a point of view and so bias.

    The author doesn't like the Copyright Lobby's "independent groups", the Copyright Lobby doesn't like the author's favorite "independent groups". Surprise, surprise.

  11. Re:Wow this is a day... on AOL Shuts Down CompuServe · · Score: 1

    I still remember my compuserve address... 70324,1777...

    Hello, Christian Gross.

  12. Re:I hope she gets a second opinion on Jammie Thomas To Appeal $1.9 Million RIAA Verdict · · Score: 1

    Yes, indeed funny.

    But I think this was the plan all along, to determine what the actual realistic "damages" for this type of transgression is. Something perhaps in the "reasonable" range.

  13. Steaming Pile of Shit on TSA Asked to Ensure Safety Of Customer Data After Clear Closing · · Score: 4, Informative

    $199 x 260,000 customers = $51,740,000.

    This company shut down for "financial" reasons. Like they took the money and ran?

    I'm not surprised, the TSA and its money grubbing sycophantic associates are a steaming pile of shit.

    All this company does is do background checks and issue a plastic card, and they can't do it for 51 million gross?

    Typical government contractor type boondoggle (strictly speaking, they were not a contractor).

  14. Re:Waiste Money on what has already been done on US Sets Up Emergency Multi-Band Radio Project · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Why don't they ask the group who has been using multiband equipment for several decades. Amateur Radio operators. They have radios that operate from below 1 MHz to over 1GHz. They have been doing (without pay) emergency radio communications for a very long time now.

    Because it doesn't involve a really bloated government contract with some DoD favorite that has obscenely paid lobbyists, with state-of-the-art equipment that has serious design issues but lots of shiny digital displays and lights and switches, that you can drop 5 stories and it STILL doesn't work right.

    No joke. That's why.

  15. Really? on US Sets Up Emergency Multi-Band Radio Project · · Score: 4, Funny

    New government program to make us safer, managed by Homeland Security? This can only end in a very expensive disaster...

  16. Re:Facebook will begin to fade just like myspace d on The Battle Between Google and Facebook · · Score: 1

    I already deleted (not just disabled) my fb account and know many other people too after graduating college.

    An interesting statement. I resisted getting a Facebook account until after college, when I decided I wanted to try to find old school friends.

  17. Re:Why not have both? on The Battle Between Google and Facebook · · Score: -1, Troll

    One where there is room for Zuckerberg version, Google's, Microsofts and Richard Stallmans.

    The problem with your vision is that Stallman, like Trotsky and other orthodox Marxists is exclusionary. So putting Stallman in the mix as you have is like opening a jar of antimatter. Stallman -for good or bad - is incompatible with any other vision.

  18. Re:ABC Should Crack Down on Fake News Scam Sites Advertising On Real News Sites · · Score: 1

    Selling questionable meds is probably pretty hard to prosecute ... but using abc's logo and Walters' image for advertising is definitely prosecution worthy. I hope some of these companies go after this scum.

    Unfortunatly, the worst they'll get is a Cease and Desist letter, at which point they will move on to some other image / name theft. This is really not much different than the fake drug sites (are there any REAL on-line pharmacies?).

  19. Re:Poll results on News Sites Slammed By Michael Jackson Traffic · · Score: 1

    According to this: http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2009/0625091jackson1.html he masturbated the young man to climax.

  20. Re:OH well, it's a shame Jackson Died on Doctors Baffled, Intrigued By Girl Who Doesn't Age · · Score: 1

    Yes, but Jackson was into cute boys. She wouldn't have qualified.

  21. Re:She looks retarded ... on Doctors Baffled, Intrigued By Girl Who Doesn't Age · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Anyway, the only reason you don't kill an infant is that he/she will grow up? If he doesn't develop, you should kill him?

    No, but in this case, the child is being used as a human TOY for the parents. It is not a viable human in terms of what humans are normally for. It is its parents toy.

  22. Re:You're Computin' for a Shootin' Mister on Facebook VP Slams Intel's, AMD's Chip Performance Claims · · Score: 2, Insightful

    You've basically agreed with him. Whats your bitch? I don't get it.

  23. Re:Keeping up with developments in the field? on Pirate Bay Retrial Denied, Judge Declared Unbiased · · Score: 1

    Hey, that's what I say when I'm caught watching porn on the internet when I should be working! Get your own lame excuse, or I'll sue you for infringement.

    I used to work at IEG. That's what I did ALL DAY LONG.

  24. Re:Link on Iran Tries To Pacify Protesters With Lord of The Rings Marathon · · Score: 2, Funny

    P.S. Is Slashdot's CSS just going to get weirder and weirder until the site can't used at all? Now the comment field is about 3cm wide.

    Slashdot's CSS is optomized for FF on Slack. You must be using WinBlows... "Get a real OS"

  25. Re:really? on NASA Sticking To Imperial Units For Shuttle Replacement · · Score: 1

    We recently acquired an older project where we needed to simply change the title block on each page, and this process took roughly 5000 hours.

    So, divided over your 3 dedicated engineers, it took almost a YEAR of dedicated work days to do this? So what is that, around $300,000 in labor and then add in overhead, you charged maybe half a mill just to change this block?