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  1. Re:Silverlight on Adobe Releases Preview of 64-bit Flash For Linux · · Score: 1

    He's got a point. You need it? Build it.

  2. Re:Units in the states on Scientists Turn Tequila Into Diamonds · · Score: 1

    I didn't know that, but metric is the way, anyway. By the way, I just stumbled on this related piece of "fact"

  3. Units in the states on Scientists Turn Tequila Into Diamonds · · Score: 1

    Trying not to be a troll, I think american units are hilarious. 80 proof is ofc 40Â alcohol, everybody knows that. Dito with 1 foot being 12 inches and 3 feet being a yard. That Fahrenheit is based off the natural body temperature of humans, minus one, and when a guy in Denmark thinks it's freezing, is a lot less known. That you/they haven't gone off medieval units yet is a wonder of majestic proportions. Lobby this, please, not gay marriage and teenage abortions!

  4. Re:Some good ones... on (Useful) Stupid Unix Tricks? · · Score: 1

    I scared the living crap out of my girlfriend with this once. I was at a friends house and I knew she was home listening to music, so i used festival to tell her to "turn up the volume", adjusted the mixer, "turn up the volume", until she pretty much had it maxed. Then i maxed the mixer and let out a big "BAAAAAAH". She wasn't happy when i got home :/

  5. Ooh. link! on City Sues To Prevent Linking To Its Website · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I'd like to take the time to provide a link to the Sheboygan police department!

  6. Come on on The 5 Most Laughable Terms of Service On the Net · · Score: 1

    There's a huge difference between reserving rights and what is enforcable. Try calling in the rights to *pronounce* a trademark, even though it explicitly says "ALL rights reserved". You can't force an EULA to be too specific. You must leave room for interpretation both in and out of court. This is just silly.

  7. Rarely above £0.05 GBP on China Practically Unreachable By Western SMS? · · Score: 1

    In Sweden, we rarely pay more than £0.05 GBP (US $0.10) for an SMS, I thought China would be WAY cheaper than that. Also, I recently discovered that a phone call from Sweden to the United States, UK, Australia, Germany etc, is cheaper than a domestic phone call by a factor of two with my service provider. China is one of the few countries that are more expensive than local swedish calls. (Cuba is the only other country I know of)

  8. Correlation is not causation on Possible Monogamy Gene Found In People · · Score: 1

    Will all correlationisnotcausation fascists please shut up? I mean, where do you draw the line? Somewhere science has to be science and even though there are valid cases where you would play the correlationisnotcausation card, you've got to stop somewhere, don't you think??

  9. Interesting on Solving Sudoku With dpkg · · Score: 1

    How many of you guys have actually done this?

  10. Re:About time on EU and Russia Show Off New Lunar Spacecraft Design · · Score: 1

    (and not the US since the Iraq war has sucked up all our money)

    Yeah, let's get someone else to do it so the US can continue warring

  11. Re:It flew under the radar on Best Buy Is Selling Ubuntu · · Score: 2, Informative

    I just got 10 CDs in the mail. Well, I guess they're fake.

  12. where do you draw the line? on The Copyright Crusade a Lost Cause? · · Score: 1

    I made a twister board for my friends to have fun on (*I didn't participate ofc).

    I played a song by Nirvana on a friends guitar (which i didn't listen to ofc)-

    I drew a cartoon depicting Microsoft's and Apple's war with "Mac vs PC".

    I made a pixel perfect version of Super Mario Bros - World 1-1 in plastic beads. (oh, I really did that)


    I'm pretty sure this all will be considered illegal practices shortly. (just before the awaited apocalypse, go figure)

  13. Re:Now for something less lame... on Jingle Bells Played With Graphics Card, Santa Wonders Why · · Score: 1

    rofl

  14. unique on Jingle Bells Played With Graphics Card, Santa Wonders Why · · Score: 1

    Unique only in that this could possibly be the worst, most unsatisfying non-news i've ever seen on /. Title says it all. Hilarity ensues. In Soviet Russia, accordion plays geek. Yoda not present in memory tech of the week is. WTF is wrong with you people?

  15. 8bit tech? on Sharpest Images With "Lucky" Telescope · · Score: 1

    http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~optics/Lucky_Web_Site/LI _Results.htm
    Is that an 8 bit NES i see at the third picture from the top?

  16. Re:Dragon's Egg on Rare Lone Neutron Star Found Nearby · · Score: 1

    Oh, that's Alastair Reynolds. Bummer. (sometimes I need two mandatory previews and a triple captcha to get it right)

  17. Re:Dragon's Egg on Rare Lone Neutron Star Found Nearby · · Score: 1

    I was hoping for a Hades neutron star as in Andrew Reynolds' Revelation Space. THAT could be useful (if it were closer)

  18. wooo on A Trip Down Computer Memory Lane · · Score: 5, Funny

    Could be called RAM Drive, but Computer Memory Lane is cool too

  19. Re:Stop the internet! on The Pirate Bay About To Relaunch Suprnova.org · · Score: 1

    Sun: Hey Earth, I'm gonna go Suprnova on yo' ass!

  20. Re:Nah on Shutting Down Annoying Recruiters? · · Score: 1

    When multi part telephony was introduced in my area, me and a friend had a lot of fun calling eachother up and introducing our voice mail as a third part in the conversation. We did this first from me, then from him, then from me, and so on, always recording an extra layer of 'normal conversation' onto the previous layer. After twenty or so times, our voice mails was filled with a huge crowd of 'us' having normal conversations. It was sickening to listen to.

  21. DOS on Shutting Down Annoying Recruiters? · · Score: 1

    They could be said to be staging a Denial of Service attack against you. That would be illegal, wouldn't it?

  22. True but, on Boredom Drives Open-Source Developers? · · Score: 1

    Open Source contribution is about the most rewarding thing you can do, so of course dead time in between seems boring, what else is new?

  23. Out of Site on The NSFW HTML Attribute · · Score: 1

    Why am I not able to tag content as "Out of Site", so as to show that the code in this block is not written by me and could possibly be considered unsafe?

    You shouldn't be surfing around where you could stumble upon content NSFW when you are at work anyways, why dedicate an entire attribute to you leisure-surfing nerds? Cool idea, but a bit narrow I'd think.

  24. an emergency kit should contain on USB Drives — Recovery? · · Score: 1

    The Ultimate Boot CD (a bit old now, is there a better alternative usable with a USB memory stick?)

    and

    a Linux Live CD

  25. Poll Suggestion: Favorite Logo Remover? on Cleaning Electronics with Sugar · · Score: 2, Informative
    Sucrose (Cane Sugar)
    Saccharin (Sweet'N Low)
    Aspartame (Nutrasweet)
    Sucralose (Splenda)
    Honey (Bees)
    Maple Sugar (Trees)
    Sodium Chloride (Salt)
    Bitter Sarcasm (CmdrTaco)

    I'd go for the CmdrTaco option. But only after applying a sweet sugar coating on the device, letting him lick the tasty sticker off it.

    And yes, I realise I will be branded a pervert after this post.