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  1. Re:Humans??? on The Science of Star Wars · · Score: 1

    Here's my explanation: It's a fictional galaxy, with a fictional history, filled with ficitonal races (and one not so fictional).

    Either that, or God did it =p

  2. Re:Reality? on The Science of Star Wars · · Score: 1

    Guns are useless against someone that can block the bolts with their stupid light stick =)

    now, if the Jedi wielded a lightsaber, and a blaster, that would be something to see...best of both worlds

  3. Re:Technological developement on The Science of Star Wars · · Score: 1

    Note: the Republic is about "1000 generations" old, civilization in the galaxy, much older

  4. Re:Can the Death Star travel at lightspeed? on The Science of Star Wars · · Score: 1

    If you consider the distances involved, it's impossible that the ships are only travelling at the speed of light....but lightspeed just sounds so cool, doesn't it? ;-)

  5. obligatory on Linux Geeks To Take Over World · · Score: 1

    I, for one, welcome our new Linux geek.....wait....that's me! MWAHAHAHA!!! The world will tremble at my fingertips! You're all doomed, DOOMED!!!!!

  6. Re:yeah on Juicebox Hacking · · Score: 1

    Belh, you're not a modder, then, are you? The point isn't that it's practical, necessarily. Just to see if you can do it =)

  7. Ummm.... on Batteries Becoming Limiting Step For Portable Toys · · Score: 1

    Haven't there been several recent /. articles (last couple of months) talking about massive improvements in Li-Ion technology?

  8. From "generic secret government meeting #5" on Terrorist Link to Copyright Piracy Alleged · · Score: 1

    "This secret meetgin is now called to order, first order of business, copyright violation."

    "I propose that we find a way to call IP violators terrorists"

    *General sounds of agreement follow*

  9. Re:Someone should make a line of computers that... on The Future of Linux on Laptops · · Score: 1

    You mean something like this?

  10. Job Openings? on Airport Screeners could see X-rated X-rays · · Score: 1

    Which airports get this first, and are they accepting applications? :-O

  11. Ummmm..... on Microsofts "Honeymonkey" Project · · Score: 1

    Spell check, aisle 1!

  12. Wheee! on Excursions at the Speed of Light · · Score: 1

    Wind whipping through your hair, as you cause massive distortions in space-time throughout Tuebingen at the speed of light:20kph! Wheee!

  13. Non- free software? on Key Advantage of Open Source is Not Cost Savings · · Score: 1

    What? No one else gets the 1Mb/s discount on their software?

  14. Re:Use a Real Anti-Virus on Sober.P Worm Accounts for 5% of all Email Traffic · · Score: 1

    All fine and dandy....except that virus-laden network traffic impacts the internet speed of everyone else as well.

    If someone says "It's just the internet" or they can't be bothered to use automatic update systems, then they shouldn't be allowed to use their system in a way that can impact the legitimate use of others' systems.

  15. Slashdotters take themselves too seriously. on How Lightsabers Work · · Score: 1

    I mean, really. If you don't want to read the article, then don't. If you think it might be fun to read something that's a little (a lot) silly, then go for it. Some of us actually like our "Star Trek Technical Manuals" and such.

    Yes, this is a technology news site, but that doesn't mean that it can't ever post something fun.

  16. I think people are missing the point... on Alienware's Star Wars PCs · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Computer mods are supposed to be something to make your rig unique, to be something to show off and say that you did yourself. Why call these custom cases? Someone else did the design, someone else did the assembly. Sure, it looks nice, but all it says is that you can plop down some cash for a computer! It's like the use of leetspeak or netspeak or whatever...hackers used to use it to get around newsgroup text filters. Now people use it to sound cool. "Custom" cases....just another group jumping on a different bandwagon.

  17. Re:Tin Hats on! on What Ever Happened to Virtual Reality? · · Score: 1

    So, I'm actually a European with wiped memory in a simulation of the U.S.? Scary.... Vielleicht kann ich dafur Deutsch sprechen?

  18. Re:So, like Flash's vectors? on Firefox 1.1 Plans Native SVG Support · · Score: 1

    Don't know if it was pointed out above....SVG stands for "Scalable Vector Graphics".

  19. Re:The result... on Dutch Pass iPod Tax · · Score: 5, Insightful

    mmmmmmmm.....iPot.....

  20. Re:Fullscreen Trailer is only for ITunes users on Batman Begins Trailer Released · · Score: 1

    Only for iTunes users and those who understand the usefulness of the "view source" tool!

  21. Re:iTunes?! on Batman Begins Trailer Released · · Score: 1

    I don't have Quicktime....or Windows....or a Mac. Gotta love 'view source' tool =) So....either they stream the vid to you in iTunes, or you find the back door to be able to download the video. I'd rather have my own copy of the file anyhow!

  22. Re:No problems there on Microsoft to Introduce PDF competitor 'Metro' · · Score: 1

    I don't have Windows, and don't particularly want it. So, am I going to be forced to pay $200 or whatever to open assignments from my school? To read my work schedule? You want a replacement for pdf? Look up LaTeX, postscript, or any of many other standard document types. No one's forcing you to use Adobe's Reader either. OK. End of my rant =)

  23. Re:Preferences we can't understand on AOL to Replace AIM with Triton · · Score: 1

    Taking the "smarter approach" by dumbing down the interface.... You know, that's why diversity is good. I LIKE MY OPTIONS!! If something's missing from GAIM, I can get a plugin somewhere that adds the capabilities. So, will there be an AIM plugin to restore lost preferences? Get rid of ads? Somehow, I think not.

  24. Re:Too little...too late on New IE7 Information Announced · · Score: 1

    To fix IE, Microsoft must first fix Windows. Most (all?) of the holes in the browser are carried over through holes in the OS, and its the unrestricted access to OS functions that allow the OS holes to be exploited through explorer. Also, most people don't know about Microsoft's rep for insecurity (I'm talking about Joe User here), they don't understand the depth of the problem, or they don't care. My father is getting extremely upset with "those spyware bastards", yet I can't get him to leave Explorer. He just won't. My mom's comp (using Firefox): It's kept clean without me fooling with it over once per month. My fathers (IE only, even though NS is installed): Let's just say there's a reason for his discontent. Frankly, if they cleaned up their act, I'd go back to Windows as my primary OS. It's just easier for general use. But as it is...I couldn't make a logic-based decision to go back. I'd rather deal with incompatibility than insecurity.

  25. Re:Above is a Troll posting AC on Software Patents Stopped in India · · Score: 1

    You realize the parent's joking, right? Either that, or insane (which is a possibility here)