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  1. Wrong media on First Face Transplant · · Score: 4, Funny

    Science takes its cues from Nip/Tuck. How frightening!

    no, from Tony Hawk, after all, they just did a faceplant...

    Karma, karma burning bright...

  2. Re:all-important? on Mac mini, Apple DVR? · · Score: 1

    and if you get a new pda (eventually) with bluetooth, no need for that dock either...

  3. Re:Plus an iPod dock on Mac mini, Apple DVR? · · Score: 1

    perhaps the new dock connector the new ipods have? maybe an idea ahead of its time...

    just a my $0.02

  4. Re:What about Tolkien? on Top 20 Geek Novels · · Score: 4, Funny

    I even have the wife and kid to prove it!

    Ahhhh.. so you mean you're not getting laid *anymore*?

    Burn karma, burn!

  5. Re:A share of profits? on DVD Jon's Code In Sony Rootkit? · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I wouldn't blame Sony too much since they're just trying to stop pirates from copying their music

    *I* would. Are you seriously saying that if they committed copyright infringement to prevent copyright infringement it's ok because they're preventing copyright infringement? And that rootkitting thousands of machines worldwide is perfectly fine because "they're just trying to stop pirates"? wow! I want what you're smoking!

  6. Re:Hardware Requirements?! on Jobs Offers Free Mac OS X For $100 Laptops · · Score: 1

    define "fine". For example, on a small network I admin at a school club, the old 450mhz celeron with 384MB ram running debian with XFCE is *far* more usable than the 800mhz p3 with 768MB ram running XP pro....

  7. Re:I thought... on Mom Makes Website, Gets Sued for $2 Million · · Score: 1

    they have nice beaver too!

  8. AOL Bidding on AOL Fight Narrows To Two Players · · Score: 4, Funny

    M$: I want AOL
    Google: Me Too!

  9. Re:IDS on Hardening Linux · · Score: 1

    heh, my solution was to move ssh to a non-standard port and completely disable password auth (which cause a couple of friends who had access to the box to get pissed at me until they got around to generating keys).

  10. Re:Episode 3 on Sony Music CD's Contain Mac DRM Software Too · · Score: 1

    In fact they are encrypted (CSS). Regular DVD players have the decryption scheme built-in since the encryption was built into the standard. See here for info on CSS.

  11. MOD THIS UP on Former Apple Exec Speaks Against DRM · · Score: 1

    I just died, that's the funniest thing I've read in a while.

  12. Re:Not a big loss, really. on Grokster Shutting Down? · · Score: 1

    How about giFT and all it's myriad clients for pretty much every operating system....

  13. Re:Hope it don't use ajax or java script on MS To Launch Internet Versions of Office And Windows · · Score: 1

    But have you ever tried do any css work in IE? I use drop down menus on my site, and the css+html works fine in any standards compliant browser. But on IE I need to use a suckerfish javascript to make the damn thing work properly.

  14. Re:Voyager? on UK Female Sci-Fi Viewers Now Outnumber Males · · Score: 0, Troll

    Sisko is a pussy, flame away :-P

    seriously though, you may have a point. OTOH, Sisko is annoying enough in seasons 1 and 7 of ds9 that I don't much like 'im ayway.

  15. Re:Voyager? on UK Female Sci-Fi Viewers Now Outnumber Males · · Score: 1

    oh damn, I forgot to toss Sisko on the not adequate balls pile, consider him added too :-P

  16. Re:Is The U.S. Becoming Anti-Science? on Is The U.S. Becoming Anti-Science? · · Score: 1

    ::sigh::

    I don't accept evolution without question and I don't generally attack peoples beliefs (my roomate and good friend is an ardent creationist, we've had some interesting conversations on the issue). I do take offense when people try to make it seem like they have an itelligent point and they don't. You were asked to post an example of something that we can't show exhibits traits of evolution and you pick a cell? the thing that has some of the most obvious traits of it. The thing that is easily comparable to things in the past using fossils.

    you said, and I quote: "Can you cite any scientist that has observed one of the earliest cells? I guess we are at stalemate. A matter of faith any way you carve it."

    I responded that there was a whole branch of science that studies such things in the past. It's rather well known. The only conclusion I could draw, considering you were claiming to be somewhat educated, was that a) you were trolling or b) you don't accept the fossil record.

    My problem with ID is not those that believe in it,or even it's core. My problem with it is when it gets passed off as science. It is not. It is not falsifieable. It is not based on any form of scientific method. It is a faith based issue and has no place in a science classroom, in the same way that current scientific views on evolution have no place in sunday school/hebrew school/$RELIGIOUS_SCHOOL. SO no, I have no problem weith your beliefs, I have a problem with you spewing of garbage and FUD about science you know nothing about. OTOH, this *is* slashdot, so I guess I should be surprised

    ~Anubis

  17. Voyager? on UK Female Sci-Fi Viewers Now Outnumber Males · · Score: 2, Informative

    "whereas in Star Trek, all the women were either aliens or wore short skirts."

    Captain Janeway? Say what you want, that character had more balls than Kirk, Picard, and Archer put together!

    And I really don't think she wouldve allowed herself to be caught dead in a mini-skirt (though since I havent seen every episode of voyager I could be wrong on that one).

  18. Re:Is The U.S. Becoming Anti-Science? on Is The U.S. Becoming Anti-Science? · · Score: 1

    OK, see there's this thing called the "fossil record". We know what cells long ago looked like by examining the fossils of the past. It's a big branch of science. Called paleontology.

    Now if you're one of the nuts who believes that the fossils lie (hey, if ID is true and evolution not, are the fossils god's way of playing mind games with us eh?), then I'm not sure what else to say. Hell, not sure I'm feeding your troll anyway.

    ~dusgruntled biologist

  19. Re:His words seem genuine on Speaker of the House Starts Blogging · · Score: 1

    but what are you going to do about floods? Put everything on stilts?

    well, the dutch are creating floating houses...

  20. Re:CDs on Answers From The Civ IV Team · · Score: 1

    Since disk mounting is completely integrated into the OS (it's for example how most software is distributed), on Macs it's a little harder to do that. I do know some games don't like the standard mounting that OSX does (like Homeworld2) but I've found that mounting the image using roxio's toast (which shows the image to the system as a disc) works fine. Also, toast doesnt need to be running once the disc is mounted, so there's nothing to check for.

    For the record, I do own the games I play, I just don't like carrying around all my cds with my laptop, and I can afford the space.

  21. Amusingly on Dvorak on 'Rinky-Dink' Software Rant · · Score: 1

    I just had to do a quick diagramming of a small network I co-admin. I happened to be sitting at a windows machine at the time and did it out in MS paint. It came out pretty well.

  22. Re:Which begs the obvious question on The Los Alamos Bug · · Score: 1

    well, you see, they started out trying to create seven of nine, but got tired after creating the first six. So they created her nanoprobs instead.

    She's lucky.

    Nine just has a couple flaky cells.

  23. hey! on Homer Becomes Omar · · Score: 1

    you forgot the d'oh! blah blah damn time limit blah blah

  24. I wonder on Homer Becomes Omar · · Score: 1

    how many teens and 20-something year-olds in egypt are saying "damn the official distrib sucks, I'm gonna go download a fansub of the simpsons" the way many here in the states do with anime...

  25. Deer Park alpha2 unaffected? on Mozilla Firefox 1.0.7 DoS Exploit · · Score: 1

    I'm running Marillat's binary of Firefox Deer Park Alpha 2 for Debian, it seems to not crash with this bug.