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  1. Re:Our long national nighmare is almost over on Wikipedia Blocks Suspicious Edits From DoJ · · Score: 1

    a) What makes you think it's impossible to craft laws in a way that the citizen can understand when it's possible to craft programs that a hunk of silicon can understand? I citizen can say "I understand" and come back later saying "wait, no I don't". When a computer program says "Compiled!", it understands, and it won't later fail to recompile without revision in the "law."
  2. Bruce Banner ready to defend his proof... on Pure Math, Pure Joy · · Score: 1
    That guy in the first slideshow pic looks like he's about to turn green!

  3. Kensington University on Fast Track to a CS Degree? · · Score: 1

    "Kensington University is a private, non-sectarian, independent University offering Bachelor, Master, MBA, and Doctoral degree programs in Business, Social Science, Computer Science, Engineering, Law, and Education."

    It's a distance learning program, and it's for real. I know of a professor at Cal State LA who holds a valid PhD in EE from here.

    www.kensington.edu

  4. mirror on Vendetta: A Christmas Story Part 2 · · Score: 1

    Here. 10 users simultaneously.

  5. of course no one will win the contest... on £10,000 Prize for Linux Virus Challenge Re-Issued · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I'll bet that if those gifted hackers using Linux entered this contest, it would only be a matter of time before someone did it. The problem is, none of these hackers using linux want to ruin the "secure" reputation of the OS by winning this contest. Instead of worrying about ruining its reputation, try and make a virus for it so the linux community can then come up with an update for the kernel or whatever to make it secure again.

  6. Re:It is time... on US Starts Attacking Afghanistan · · Score: 1

    This is like when you're in kindergarten and some other kid pushes you down. Oh wait, except you're not in kindergarten, you're a mature college student and the other kid is smaller than you. Yeah, you should beat him up as opposed to continuing on with your damn life.

    Sorry, this is not the anectode I planned on it being...

  7. link to some videos? on New Technique For 2D Imaging Of Nanostructures · · Score: 1

    They made real-time videos, right? Why are they not offering them up for download? I see no reason to classify them...

  8. Why must they fight hate with hate? on Stopping The 56K Hate · · Score: 1

    Instead of forming a union that combats the discrimination, they are adding to it. Their number one rule is that members must use 56k. What about all of the high-speed access users that agree with the plight of dialup users but can't show their support because of this short-sighted restriction on membership? For shame.

  9. Now One Won't Be Able To Try Before One Buys... on Books on Demand · · Score: 1
    Think about it...no longer will one be able to pick a book off the shelf and check out a few chapters before purchasing it. Is anyone else with me on this?

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  10. Re:Stuff they should check on Pioneer 6 -- Still Alive At 35 · · Score: 1
    Excellent idea. Too bad I have no moderator points.

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  11. Re:Fluent in 2 months? on Will Americans Have Trouble Finding IT Jobs, Overseas? · · Score: 1
    SAN Petersberg? WTF? It's ST. Petersberg.

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  12. Guys can have tetrachromat vision! on Mutant Tetrachromat Females Found · · Score: 1
    The scientists are wrong in saying that only women can have tetrachromat vision. This is because some males have two X chromosomes and one Y chromosome (genotype XXY), a condition known as Kleinfelter Syndrome. Saying that tetrachromat vision is only possible in females is thus simply wrong considering their explanation.

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  13. so....what is it? on Physicists Find More Precise Gravity Number · · Score: 1
    I wish I could find where they mention the real number itself, or at least offer a link to where one may find it. I've always used 9.8, but it'd be nice to at least make a 20-decimal or so approximation and save it as a constant variable in code for a game relying heavily on physics, or better yet my ti83+ calculator! :)

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  14. Re:"Mirror" Site... on King's New eBook · · Score: 1
    it's not really a mirror..it just links back to glassbook, which is incredibly busy :(

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  15. do they have a projected release date or price? on BeOS for the Internet: BeIA · · Score: 0
    Is it going to be a free download for x86's like BeOS 5 will be? I couldn't find any info on this from their site.

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  16. Re:How to Listen??? on Live from LinuxWorld until 4 p.m. · · Score: 1
    For RealPlayer, one can go to File->Open location...no protocol prefix needed.

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  17. Re:how many types of lightning are there? on Ball Lightning Explained? · · Score: 0
    HAHA!! Please, I have no moderator points right now...give this thing some serious pointage!

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  18. When I used to play "Magic: The Gathering..." on Ball Lightning Explained? · · Score: 1
    "ball lightning" was one of the best cards, something that you essentially sacrificed to do a great deal of damage to any target. I loved that card. Oh yeah, very interesting article, too :)

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  19. Freudian concepts... on The Virtue of Communal Instincts · · Score: 1
    I agree with the author of this in that the chief reason why many are pulled to the communal atmosphere of the Internet is to feed their ids, egos, and superegos. Doing this is much easier in RL because one can be virtually anonymous on the Net; there are no harsh repercussions for actions one might commit in cyberspace. I believe /. hosted a piece earlier commenting on the use of anonymity(sp?) and its merits as well as downfalls.

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  20. On the Contrary.... on Sandia Labs Venture Into Nanotechnology · · Score: 1
    Nanotech is simply dealing with "space" on a more intense level...once we understand the miniscule we can truly start to explore :)


    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  21. On the Contrary.... on Sandia Labs Venture Into Nanotechnology · · Score: 1
    Nanotech is essentially dealing with "space" on a more inten


    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  22. Mirror for "light" version of video... on TIE-Tanic Movie · · Score: 1
    zipped up to 14.1MB
    Don't crash me now!!! :)
    ftp://bacteriophage.dynip.com
    log in as anonymous

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  23. Re: Non-Streamed on Engelbart Colloquium at Stanford · · Score: 1
    They offer non-steamed versions of the live broadcasts in as little as two hours after the fact (according to them), so don't think it's all "see it live or don't." The web page scripts are so slow, though, I don't know how they are going to manage people downloading large files. Anyway, as I said before, I'll try to mirror their files as soon as I can ACCESS them :->

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  24. Re:Could someone mirror this? on Engelbart Colloquium at Stanford · · Score: 1
    I'll help out, as soon as the server's up long enough for me to register! :)

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."

  25. Re:Wanna catch the webcast on Engelbart Colloquium at Stanford · · Score: 1
    Yup, it's down now :)

    "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going."