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  1. Re:What do you expect on Texas Vote May Challenge Teaching of Evolution · · Score: 1

    one of the first towns you drive through is named Dumas and smells like manure.

    That isn't nearly as funny if you're fluent in french and read that as Doo-maas as in Alexandre Dumas.

    No pun intended...

  2. Re:What do you expect on Texas Vote May Challenge Teaching of Evolution · · Score: 1

    one of the first towns you drive through is named Dumas and smells like manure.

    That isn't nearly as funny if you're fluent in french and read that as Doo-maas as in Alexandre Dumas.

  3. Re:Your choice on How Do You Deal With Pirated Programs At Work? · · Score: 1

    You do know what people do with that stick after they are done removing the poo don'tcha?

    Appoint it VP of Marketing?

  4. Re:Correlation? on German Police Union Chief Wants Violent Game Ban After Shooting · · Score: 3, Insightful

    What exactly does this tell us?

    The vast majority of all statistics are made up on the spot?

  5. Re:Not a bug on Apps That Rely On Ext3's Commit Interval May Lose Data In Ext4 · · Score: 1

    It's no longer abandonware lurking at the heart of gnome but it's still a nightmare.

    Surely that's a gnightmare?

  6. Re:The obvious answer on Study Finds the Pious Fight Death Hardest · · Score: 1

    The weak-willed and fearful are those who come to (or stay with) religion, therefore they are the most likely to fear dying.

    Yup... In other news, the emperor has no clothes.

  7. Re:A shiny day? on Sun In Talks To Be Acquired By IBM · · Score: 1

    I find the big blue room so much nicer when there's a sun in it. Don't you?

    I wouldn't know, I only wear my sunglasses at night.

  8. Re:Clean? on Powering Restaurants WIth Deep Fried Fuel · · Score: 1

    Biodiesel has reduced emissions (warning: PDF) compared to dino-diesel for every category of pollutant except NOx (oxides of nitrogen).

    So... cleaner than the current standard. But certainly not cleaner than, say, hydro-electricity.

    Folks... if you're burning a hydrocarbon, no matter where you get it from it ain't clean unless you manage to sequester ALL THE EMISSIONS. (Let me know when you pull that off.)

    Disclosure: I drive a standard vehicle and heat with natural gas. I just get tired of people repeating tired old nonsense. Burning hydro-carbons is NOT CLEAN.

  9. Re:Clean? on Powering Restaurants WIth Deep Fried Fuel · · Score: 1

    When was that carbon last in the atmosphere? If the answer is "within the past two years" then it doesn't make things worse.

    If the answer is "fifty-seven million years ago" then there may be a problem.

    Carbon neutral and clean are not the same thing.

  10. Clean? on Powering Restaurants WIth Deep Fried Fuel · · Score: 1

    Aren't they burning a hydrocarbon? How does this qualify as clean?

  11. Re:But at what cost? on Sun To Include SSDs On Server Motherboards · · Score: 2, Informative

    Given that Sun design their boxes around their own custom hardware (Niagra, Sparc etc) who exactly are you buying the same specification from?

    You are correct, but incomplete. Sun also sells servers based on Intel and AMD as well as Intel based Workstations.

  12. Re:me thinks that RAND don't protest too much. on Film Piracy, Organized Crime and Terrorism · · Score: 1

    Blatant misrepresentation. By 2000 the Taliban had banned opium production and by 2001,

    No, that's a blatant misrepresentation. Read this story:

    I found it a little odd that I'd never heard of the METimes... until I looked here. I'm sure that a publication called the Middle East Time based in Washington D.C. is not at all biased... ;-)

    CONTACT US Middle East Times 1133 19th Street, NW Suite 871 Washington, DC USA Telephone: (202) 898-8180 Editor: Claude Salhani claude@metimes.com Managing Editor: Grahame Bennett gbennett@metimes.com Email us at: contact@metimes.com editor@metimes.com subscribe@metimes.com advertise@metimes.com

  13. Re:They Have A Point on Oklahoma, Vatican Take Opposite Tacks On Evolution · · Score: 1

    So how is it exactly you can equate Limbaugh and Dawkins?

    Ah... finally a question I can answer. This is simple, they're both homo-sapiens and therefore likely decendants of apes.

    Well at least Dawkins is...

  14. Re:Oklahoma? on Oklahoma, Vatican Take Opposite Tacks On Evolution · · Score: 1

    You kidding me? I've never seen a blurry photograph of God running through the woods.

    " ... and that's when it struck me ... sasquatch IS GOD! "

  15. Re:Prostitution is not illegal... on Sheriff Sues Craiglist For Prostitution Ads · · Score: 1

    ... where I live. So the Cook County Sheriff can lump it if he doesn't like it.

    And this has exactly what to do with him going after crime in his jurisdiction?

    This is Slashdot man! Don't go bringing reality into this. What the hell were you thinking?

  16. Re:Prior art? BO vs. Cognos on Red Hat Hit With Patent Suit Over JBoss · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Furthermore... they seem to be trying to patent what TopLink was already doing prior to 1996.

    For those who care, TopLink has now been opensourced as EclipseLink

  17. Prior art? BO vs. Cognos on Red Hat Hit With Patent Suit Over JBoss · · Score: 4, Informative

    "exchanging data and commands between an object oriented system and a relational system."

    This sounds familiar... hmmm.... ah.

    Business Objects' United States patent number 5,555,403 entitled "Relational Database Access System Using Semantically Dynamic Objects."

    Fight fire with fire...

  18. Yes on Hope For Multi-Language Programming? · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Should I suck it up and learn to do all my programming in C++/Java?

    Yes.

    In my 10 years of professional development I've covered many languages, but the last three doing nothing but Java have been the happiest. The second happiest was doing nothing but C++. There's a wonderful economy of scale to focusing on a single technology, you don't waste time on the glue.

  19. Re:Economic recovery on Wife of Harried Pirate Bay Witness Gets Buried in Internet Love · · Score: 1

    The market for Star Trek memorabilia may never recover, though.

    *raises eyebrow* Fascinating...

  20. Re:Oh my... on Flying Car Flies From London To Africa · · Score: 1

    And does it have storage room for coconuts?

    Judging from the photos a roll of duct tape will work here...

  21. Re:Typical day in the life of a blogger on Chinese Blogger Chosen As Head of Investigation · · Score: 1

    "Aren't you going to make me an offer I can't refuse?"

    No mod points today, but my hat is off to you sir. Well done. And give my regards to Mr. Cairo...

  22. Re:Accessibility on Is Flash Really On 99% of Net Devices? · · Score: 1

    How do they survey the people they can't reach or only speak something like Vietnamese?

    Isn't Adobe American? In that case THEY YELL IN ALL CAPS TO GET THE POINT ACROSS!

  23. Re:Cops and Robbers or Global Armageddon ? on Reverse Engineering a Missile Launcher Toy's Interface · · Score: 1

    Our kids want to play at being Communists? Or worse Canadians?

    Nous sommes plutot mauve que rouge voyons.

  24. Re:It's not just India... on IBM Offers to Send Laid-Off Staff to Other Countries · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Vancouver to DC is a little different than say Poughkeepsie, NY to Bangalore.

    Not from a Canadian perspective...

  25. Re:not surprising on Is It Windows 7, Or KDE 4? · · Score: 5, Funny

    Or it would be, if you had a girlfriend.

    #include <stdyourmom>