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  1. Re:Only Priuses? on Toyota Adds External Speakers To Warn Pedestrians · · Score: 1

    I'd hack mine to play the "meatspin" loop.

    You spin me right round baby right round like a record baby....

  2. Re:sold! on Girls Bugged Teachers' Staff Room · · Score: 1

    You know, my eyes skipped right over that and my brain parsed it correctly. I didn't even notice until you opened your mouth.

    Gee, it works. It conveyed the idea it was supposed to. Deal with it.

  3. Re:Isn't the first rule of Fight Club... on Girls Bugged Teachers' Staff Room · · Score: 1

    FB makes it a whole lot easier to massively fuck that up.

    Before, you had to get unlucky.

  4. Re:No DRM for me on Tensions Rise Between Gamers and Game Companies Over DRM · · Score: 1

    Hmm. Interesting that, unless you use a glide wrapper (or somehow have a Voodoo) Iwar doesn't use the graphics hardware at all....

  5. Re:No DRM for me on Tensions Rise Between Gamers and Game Companies Over DRM · · Score: 1

    Yea, the XP bit really matters. It makes the difference between it sorta working (you might get 3d working with a glide wrapper) and blowing up horribly.

  6. Re:No DRM for me on Tensions Rise Between Gamers and Game Companies Over DRM · · Score: 1

    Yea, except when you want to play real classics like Independence War, or Myst.

    Good luck with that.

    (it's still a great service, but their 100% compatibility statement is garbage)

  7. Re:Alternative? on Tensions Rise Between Gamers and Game Companies Over DRM · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Well, if the original FO3 was an indication, it shouldn't be bad. They made shitloads of cash, despite the fact that only the frontend launcher was protected... and using it wasn't mandatory.

    The DLC also was unprotected. Sure, you (or someone else...) needed to use Games for Windows Live to purchase and download... but some digging in your user profile will find you the data files. You can simply copy those directly into the game's data directory, and you now don't even need to sign into Live to access them!

    In fact, this is -required- for use of things like "fose" - which is kind of like a trainer except that it extends the game's scripting engine (and is used by any mod of decent complexity/elegance - see FO3: Wanderer's Edition for instance.

  8. Re:Yes. It is much better that they watched TV on Anti-Depressants Used Against StarCraft Addiction · · Score: 1

    A better solution would be to find things to take up the time you'd normally pass with your passtime.

  9. Re:Lets treat game addiction with drug addiction. on Anti-Depressants Used Against StarCraft Addiction · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Addiction != Dependency

    If you have a burning, nagging need for it, that's addiction.

    If you simply get ill when you don't take it, that's dependency. They aren't necessarily intrinsic to each other, but that tends to be the case with most examples people are familiar with...

  10. Re:really on Anti-Depressants Used Against StarCraft Addiction · · Score: 1

    4GB RAM, NVidia 9800 GTX+, 3.0GHz Phenom II X4 (4x core) ... and this system beats the shit out of SC2. Everything I can enable enabled, and it happily sits at my vsync cap. ... you might want to troubleshoot your machine some more.

  11. Re:It goes both ways. on Anti-Depressants Used Against StarCraft Addiction · · Score: 1

    Fortunately for me, there's an excellent shooting range only 3 miles away.

    Proving to myself that I'm a pretty decent shot is helpful :)

  12. Re:It goes both ways. on Anti-Depressants Used Against StarCraft Addiction · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Something like sleeping for 10 hours, trying to get yourself to do something... finally giving up and just going back to sleep for 6 hours? ... maybe I should do something about this.

  13. Re:How long afterwards does it last? on Anti-Depressants Used Against StarCraft Addiction · · Score: 3, Informative

    Addiction != Dependency

    If you have a burning, nagging need for it, that's addiction.

    If you simply get ill when you don't take it, that's dependency. They aren't necessarily intrinsic to each other, but that tends to be the case with most examples people are familiar with.

  14. Re:FBI warning on Medieval Copy Protection · · Score: 1

    DVDDecryptor is your friend.

    Stip all that garbage (and CSS while your at it) out and burn a copy for regular use. Keep the original somewhere safe.

    No more headaches, no more rebuying Jr's favorite show.

  15. Re:That's not copy protection on Medieval Copy Protection · · Score: 1

    Burning heretics at the... steak house?

    Medium or Medium-Rare?

    Can I get grilled onions and mushrooms with mine?

  16. Re:Force them to slow down on Building a Traffic Radar System To Catch Reckless Drivers? · · Score: 1

    Yes, EXACTLY like that.

    Teach those fuckers to pay attention. If they didn't see the speedbump in time enough to slow down (or at all) they deserve the damage.

  17. Re:the better alternative on Building a Traffic Radar System To Catch Reckless Drivers? · · Score: 1

    Gee, this sounds a lot like Christianity several hundred years ago...

  18. Re:Traffic Lights? on Building a Traffic Radar System To Catch Reckless Drivers? · · Score: 1

    I'll be rude and pessimistic here, but it sounds a lot like Darwin needs to flex his muscles over your drivers...

  19. Re:Traffic Lights? on Building a Traffic Radar System To Catch Reckless Drivers? · · Score: 1

    The police had no radio?

    Getting radios to the police might be a more effective use of your money. I don't think they are as expensive as what you are proposing, either.

  20. Re:No doubt, and I'll be on Building a Traffic Radar System To Catch Reckless Drivers? · · Score: 1

    Jammers?

    I don't think you understand how they work, then...

  21. Re:Shit. on Trojan-Infected Computer Linked To 2008 Spanair Crash · · Score: 1

    The problem with that route is that it's obvious it was done.

    If you wanted to get in and out with little evidence that anything happened, putting your foot through the wall is NOT the way to go about doing it.

  22. Re:I Wish I Had the Luxury of Worrying About This. on 40 Windows Apps Said To Contain Critical Bug · · Score: 1

    Ah, sorry for misreading you :)

  23. Re:I Wish I Had the Luxury of Worrying About This. on 40 Windows Apps Said To Contain Critical Bug · · Score: 1

    .. and that's better than the unpatched issue we're discussing how?

  24. Re:The Parrot says it best. on 40 Windows Apps Said To Contain Critical Bug · · Score: 2, Informative

    Thanks... you just made my day.

  25. Re:What has this to do with sony yanking linux? on PS3 Hacked via USB Dongle · · Score: 2, Insightful

    At least we can laugh at Sony now.

    Oh, believe me... we've been laughing for some time now.