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  1. Re:Please... no more on Rotten Office Fridge Cleanup Sends 7 To Hospital · · Score: 1

    I was entertained.

  2. Re:Where it goes is kind of meaningless on Intel Receives Record Fine By the EU · · Score: 1

    Not significant? Tell me ANY entity that 1 billion euros is not significant to?

  3. Re:Seems normal. on Social Networking Behavioral Agreements At Work? · · Score: 1

    'a's not talking about some company secrets, but just saying anything bad about the company.

  4. Re:EU needs more money on Sources Say EU Will Find Intel Anti-Competitive · · Score: 1

    Where is the line?

  5. Re:Unfamiliar? on In France, Fired For Writing To MP Against 3 Strikes · · Score: 1

    Well, in America, you'll still get fired. You just won't be told why you got fired.

  6. useful technology on Cone of Silence 2.0 · · Score: 1

    This tech would kick ass in the studio, or perhaps the theatre or practice room

  7. Re:kill the filename.extension paradigm on Windows 7 Users Warned Over Filename Security Risk · · Score: 1

    Dunno, but it's a much better solution than sticking the file type into the file data in *nix style. There should be a separate field in the file table, like date.

  8. Re:i seen js javascript the same way on Windows 7 Users Warned Over Filename Security Risk · · Score: 1

    Unless it's a .lnk file.

  9. Re:Not new, not unique to Windows on Windows 7 Users Warned Over Filename Security Risk · · Score: 1

    Windows pops up a dialog warning you if you try to rename the extension of a file. There shouldn't be a problem.

  10. It's sloppy to talk about the speed of expansion on Star Trek's Warp Drive Not Impossible · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Expansion doesn't have a speed. It's a scaling. Points will separate from one another at some speed, which is just the distance times the rate of scaling.

    Consider ants on a rubber sheet. It's undefined to say that the rubber sheet is expanding faster than the speed of ants. You could say the ends of the sheet are separating at faster than the speed of ants.

    On an infinite sheet, if the distance is great enough, you'll be able to find points separating faster than the speed of ants, even with a small scaling factor.

  11. Re:Pull your head out of your A$$ on External Airbag Designed to Protect Pedestrians · · Score: 1

    I'm surprised at all this victim-blaming bullshit and this whole social darwinist attitude of "if you aren't fit to take care of yourself, you deserve to die". I wish I had mod points so I could mod half the top-rated comments in this story down. Somehow, the moderators just love this macho ranting.

    Seriously, accidents will happen. This technology has the potential to save lives. It will save the lives of some fools who weren't paying attention. Do they deserve to die? It will save the lives of some people who happened to be in the way of other other fools who weren't paying attention. Assign blame how you will, but whoever is at fault, saving lives is a GOOD thing.

  12. replace the screen on Options For a Laptop With a Broken Screen? · · Score: 1

    Buy a new screen. Laptop screens are pretty modular since the computer manufacturers don't make the screens themselves. If you are too unskilled to replace it yourself, you can always pay a repairperson.

  13. China uses Falun Gong as organs on Iranians Outwit Censors With Falun Gong Software · · Score: 1

    Here is a speech by David Matas and David Kilgour (July 6, 2006) about their research that confirms that China has been using Falun Gong practitioners as organ inventory.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fkf2u1Umzi4

  14. Re:Hooray for Falun Gong on Iranians Outwit Censors With Falun Gong Software · · Score: 1

    perhaps because the government has been persecuting, torturing, and killing them. That's a pretty good incentive to go activist. If you look back a few years, the gov't encouraged Falun Gong, and then suddenly changed it's stance.

  15. Re:Falun gong? Those suicidal ones? on Iranians Outwit Censors With Falun Gong Software · · Score: 1

    No matter how fucked up the Falun Gong religion is, (or how fucked up you are led to believe it is), it doesn't justify what the Chinese government is doing to them.

    There is a Holocaust going on, and the world isn't paying attention.

    Imagine if the US gov't rounded up all Mormons and started selling their organs.

  16. several useless metrics on Btrfs Is Not Yet the Performance King · · Score: 2, Insightful

    not sure why phoronix decided to include several test cases which are clearly bottlenecked by something other than the filesystem. Obviously, all 4 filesystems are gonna score the same.

  17. Re:Hair... factory? on New Food-Growth Product a Bit Hairy · · Score: 1

    China. RTFM.

  18. I hope Atomic finds another publisher on Konami Cuts and Runs From Iraq War Game · · Score: 1

    or they publish it themselves. Seems like they already put a lot of work into it.

  19. um, does this make sense? on Military Enlists Open Source Community · · Score: 1

    If it's open source, then all countries will benefit from it. But military power is all about differential power over your enemies. So, I don't see what this is supposed to accomplish.

  20. Re:When does it stop becomming better? on Ubuntu 9.04 Released · · Score: 1

    At some point computers will be good enough, that it will be more work to upgrade it than it is to use it.

    Probably when computers reach 640kB RAM, we won't need to upgrade anymore.

  21. Re:Begging the Question on Study Claims 8.5% of Young Gamers "Pathologically Addicted" · · Score: 1

    In this case, as in most, degree is more important than principle.

  22. dimensions? on First Android-Based Netbook, Set-Top Box · · Score: 1

    Am I the only one who can't seem to find the dimensions and weight in the specs?

    I mean, 7in screen tells something, but how hard is it to provide full dimensions?

  23. Re:Where's my flying car? on Biotech Company To Patent Pigs · · Score: 1

    Obviously, that strategy only works if there were enough vegans to make a dent in the demand. Vegans have already boycotted all meat, and do try to get others to do the same. PETA is already promoting meat that grows in vats.

  24. so what if they're guilty on RIAA Brief Attacks Free Software Foundation · · Score: 1

    It wouldn't surprise me one bit if that FSF has an "'open and virulent bias against copyrights' and 'blatant bias' against record companies". Since I last heard, it's not illegal to criticize the RIAA and copyrights.

  25. Re:Wow on Brazilian Pirates Hijack US Military Satellites · · Score: 1

    That's because ninjas are invisible.