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  1. Re:But. on The Xbox 360 Unveiled · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    Maybe, but it will run OS/360

    This is just as well, I would really love to see those old COBOL apps scream on this thing!

    (Note, this is a joke)

  2. Re:Pretty serious exploit on New Mozilla Firefox 1.0.3 Exploit · · Score: 1
    That'd be some pretty big family.

    20+ people.

  3. Re:More importantly... on Simple, Bare-Bones Motherboards? · · Score: 1
    If there is no value to old tech then why aren't we all using Windows 98? It too was new at one time.

    Whichever way I look at it, it doesn't make sense. Can some, please, care to explain to me just what the above is supposed to mean?

    (reposted with my normal id ;-)

  4. From TFA on Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race Photos · · Score: 2, Funny

    A more serious note:
    While entering the water at Canton, the Westward Ho train lost control on the wet ramp and over several seconds skidded into the rocks, and apparently also into a young boy, who started screaming, "I'm gonna die!" While the Coast Guard called for an ambulance, the boy's father was eventually located, and a physician on the scene conducted a brief examination after which the boy was well enough to walk away. Please exercise due caution when attending races of any sort.

  5. Re:dsl on Ultra-Wide Band And Bluetooth Working Together · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    dsl lols dsl lols shitcock

    Rarely do you find such enlightened and insightful posts anywhere on the Internet, let alone Slashdot. Such beautiful expression of the English language and enough depth to engulf even the most brilliant of minds.

    Sir, I'm in awe!

  6. Re:Easy Fix on Phishers Using Keystroke Loggers · · Score: 1
    2. Don't let you home computer become infected with tons of malware.

    Sure, don't go overboard. Just a couple of viruses here, a spyware program there. Everything in moderation.

  7. Please read this on Gaming Hacks · · Score: -1, Troll

    StA trUCK iz FoR LOOZAZ AHHAHAHhahahahah

  8. Re:Ahh... on Time Travelers' Convention · · Score: 5, Informative
    John Titor.

    ...a fun read.

  9. Re:Seriously, what's so moronic about this? on The Planet's Most Moronic Hacker · · Score: 1

    I believe the horse still has bits of flesh hanging from it's carcass. Please continue with the beating until none is left.

  10. Re:*cries* on 1Gbps Broadband Service for Hong Kong · · Score: 1

    :( indeed.

  11. Re:*cries* on 1Gbps Broadband Service for Hong Kong · · Score: 1

    UK Online does 8 Meg for 30 quid/month. (There's a 500 Gig cap tho). (They also have a very cheap 2Mbps.)

  12. Is the future of enterprise IDE open? on Borland Releases JBuilder to Eclipse · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Not really, given that Microsoft would never do this with Visual Studio.

  13. Re:Slight little difference. on Microsoft Abandons Gay Rights Bill · · Score: 1
    Which can all be averted by using... condoms.

    What strikes me is how all your high morality bullshit can be brushed off by something as mundane as a condom.

    What we need is education. Apperantly too many people have never heard of safe sex.

  14. Re:Slight little difference. on Microsoft Abandons Gay Rights Bill · · Score: 1
    I really don't understand how can anyone be such a fundamentalist believer in our age. You said, you're Christian. What about people of other religions? Are you prejudiced against them as well? Are they all condemned to death in your view?

    This would be the implication, if you're following the bible this regorously. Most people in the world are not actually Christian. Do you expect the one billion Chinise to convert to Christianity? So, if you're willing to accept that people may have different religions/views, why not accept gay people? Which brings me back to my original point: I don't understand fundamentalism.

  15. Re:So True on Microsoft Abandons Gay Rights Bill · · Score: 1
    I call bullshit. I'm against prejudice and discremination of any kind. And it's all because I understand how important individual freedom is. I respect people for who they are, but what I can't take, is somene restricting my freedom of expression or imposing anything on me against my will.

    Which is why I'm completely OK with Christians (or anyone else, for that matter), as long as they are tolerant of other people's views. It's really not about being religious, it's about not being close minded.

  16. Re:Slight little difference. on Microsoft Abandons Gay Rights Bill · · Score: 1
    Oh STDs are unheard of among heterosexuals... Yeah, and they never get AIDS.

    People being stupid and not wearing condoms, that's another matter.

  17. Re:Slight little difference. on Microsoft Abandons Gay Rights Bill · · Score: 1
    ... in some Muslim countries, they literally KILL homosexuals.

    well, now I'm convinced. Racism is clearly fine as well, since Hitler killed millions of Jews.

    What the hell kind of an argument is that? Clearly, if they're willing to kill, they must be right!... Completely fucked up reasoning.

    Its in the Quran, Bible and Torah.

    So? They all contradict each other anyway, on most other counts. Why should we believe something that was written thousands of years ago, and not modern scietific and social views.

    Its unnatural, perverse and goes against natural law whatever diety you worship.

    How is it unnatural? It's beem happening to 5-10% of society for thousands, (if not millions?) of years. Everyone has got sexual identity/sexual orientation, is it so hard to believe, that in some people it's shifted in some way?

  18. Re:So, what does Penguin taste like? on Linux Cookbook · · Score: 1

    Judging by the rescent success of a certain little OS, I think Apple are the ones to ask.

  19. At last. on loband - Killer App for Developing World? · · Score: 1
    I can finally read stories from it.slashdot.org.

    Take that Taco and CowboyNeal! Your reign is over. Did you think your eye-watering, brain-hemorrhaging colour schemes would stop us forever? I used to envy the colourblind, for they could roam the site without restraint. But that time has passed...

    Slashdot, here I come!

  20. Voom on Voom No More · · Score: 3, Informative

    More info about voom here.

  21. Why epiOS? on VIA Epia SP 13000 Review · · Score: 2, Interesting
    Can anyone please enlghten me on what so special about epiOS linux that other distros can't manage?

    Or, more to the point what the hell is it anyway?

    If it is what I think it is, which is a distro that is taylored toward EPIA, why make a whole distro and not just a tarball of linux drivers and tools?

  22. Re:Podcasts? on $1000 Bounty For Podcasting on the Neuros · · Score: 1
    A "podcast" is just a radio program run off onto MP3 (or whatever) and then downloadable.

    It's not actually downloadable, as such. Podcasts are supposed to be fed into iPod (or the like) automatically. I presume, you have to hook it up to your PC first.

    You can think of Podcasting as digital radio, that allows you to play the broadcasts over and over again, (kinda like tivo, only for audio).

  23. Re:Neat on NNSA Supercomputer Breaks Computing Record · · Score: 3, Interesting
    The reason is, of course, that we've been stuck with sameish desktop performance as well. Which correlates with supercomputer performance, since nowdays most of them use Intel/AMD processors.

    Just goes to show that Moore's law won't hold forever.

  24. Re:GFS on Behind the Scenes At Google · · Score: 1

    * /. community

  25. Re:GFS on Behind the Scenes At Google · · Score: 1
    Yes, it's true, I had a brainfart.

    As other people pointed out, and rightly so, I was wrong. I was, of course, taliking about the Global Filesystem (GFS), which has nothing to do with Google and everything to do with Red Hat.

    But, I knew that, and was just keepin' y'all on yer toes. Just doin' mah job Mam, by helping the /. stay sane and alert.