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  1. Good luck on Microsoft vs. Slashdot Update · · Score: 2

    On behalf of all Slashdot readers, I wish you good luck, and I hope that you beat those a$$holes.

    If you lose, I'll boycott Microsoft for eternity. And, if you win... I think I will anyway. :)

    Please keep us updated!

  2. Re:um.. but no countries? on Ranking The Domain Name Registrars · · Score: 1

    I agree. I'm not going to let NetworkSolutions fuck me again.

    I'm registering a domain name for my joke web site http://63.225.139.3

    Does anybody have any good advice?

  3. Re:Is this an issue? on Creating The Ultimate CD-Burning Machine? · · Score: 1

    I agree with you, to a point, that old timers shouldn't be assholes, but there are important story submissions getting rejected.

    I just put in one about the "I LOVE YOU" suspect, which is a natural, because /. did run a story about the virus.

    I also had a ask /. question which wasn't so damn worthless.

  4. Re:Fully legal on Employers Logging Keystrokes-What Can You Do? · · Score: 1

    Because I didn't stick a gun in your face and MAKE you invest, that's why. Civil servants don't have a right to commit treason, they don't have a right to jerk off with my money, and I want to make sure that they don't/

  5. Woah! on Washington Supreme Court Upholds Shrinkwrap Licensing · · Score: 2

    This is interesting.

    For years, I've been operating under the (apparently false) assumption that these "licenses" were not legally binding.

    Oops.

    In fact, I was under the impression that they had been *struck down* in court before, and found not binding. That they were just a scare tactic.

    I'll have to start reading carefully, so that I don't become a towel boy in Bill Gateses' mansion/ fortress like Dilbert once did!

  6. ...sniff, sniff... on Creating The Ultimate CD-Burning Machine? · · Score: 1

    hmmm... i think i smell a good answer to a stupid ask slashdot question! :)

    here's an interesting idea for a poll - what to people do with garbage (AOL) CDs? i use them for coasters, microwave testers, things to throw at Spaz, and garbage?

    anybody else?

  7. Easy on Creating The Ultimate CD-Burning Machine? · · Score: 1

    I know that this will be moderated down, butWhat the fuck kind of question is this? This is easy!

    Adaptec toast is probably the best burning s/w out there. That would mean that you want Mac or PC -
    not like it matters anyway, because there's good software for every platform.

    I assume that you want this to be economical. Well, duh, get the minimum requirements for your piece of software, plus whatever extra you can afford or want to spend.

    cluestick: the more ram and speed you have, the faster it will go. the faster your drive, the faster it will go.

    so, you OBVIOUSLY want to have SCSI because it is the best I/O scheme available.

    i am getting tired of the rediculous ask /. questions. especially the one awhile ago about "real time math processing," by which they meant games, and for which there were readily available answers.

    I move for a vote of no confidence in whoever screens the ask /. questions.

  8. Surrrrrrreee............. on Gnutella's Wall Of Shame? · · Score: 1

    ..... we believe you.

  9. Re:Fully legal on Employers Logging Keystrokes-What Can You Do? · · Score: 1

    I like to have people looking over *government* employees' shoulders. In fact, these keystroke logs should be published or posted to the net so that we all can see what our "civil servants" are doing with our money.

  10. Re:Sorry, Hemos on Horribly Bad Game Designs · · Score: 1

    I've been reading for at least a year, and during that time, /. has decreased 100% in quality. I am planning on starting my own site within the next 6 months, as another alternative for the dissapointed people like me.

    The trolls - and there are good trolls and bad trolls - have started forming real accounts and using moderation as a weapon. They will moderate up trolls, and moderate down legitimate trolls.

    Signal11 is the epitome of babble. His "me-too" karma whoring posts are abysmal, and I wish that I could block them.

  11. Sorry, Hemos on Horribly Bad Game Designs · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry Hemos, but that just sucked.

    It requires NO creative talent at all to make a list of things that are boring. Check out my list of "funny" boring things:

    1) Installing Windows 2000
    2) watching paint dry
    3) reading many ./ stories
    4) playing SimScreensaver

    Why don't you check out the GOOD articles and stories that languish in the queue? This was just pathetic.

    I know that this will be moderated down, but it HAD to be said.

  12. Finally! on Linux Game Tome Returns! · · Score: 2

    It's finally back - but it was slower than the second coming of Christ!

    More linux games are desparately needed. I wish those jerks at blizzard would let Loki port Starcraft, etc. to Linux.

    If there is ONE thing killing Linux (amd thus keeping MS alive) among everybody I know, it's the damn LACK OF GAMES for linux. It's like MS is PAYING Blizzard, et al not to make games.

    ...and that's the MacNeil Perspective...

  13. Re:"Welcome Slashdot Readers" on Build Your Own Robot For About $89 · · Score: 1

    Hmmm... they could have a script that does it. I mean, if you are going from /., you give a referred-id that they could use. try not referring, i guess. anyhow, /. IS a great way to pick up hits. god knows that i've tried! i'm forever telling people about my joke-of-the-day site at here. shameless plug - do check it out! they're good

  14. Re:Many problems... on Astronauts In Florida For Space Station Mission · · Score: 1

    In general, when private companies fuck up NASA style, they go out of business. If I private space company lost a hundred billion dollar mission due to human error, it'd be the last mission they ever had. If I could choose where my tax dollars went, they wouldn't go to NASA. They might have been good in the past, but they don't do shit anymore.

    NASA, in general, is incompetant. They waste a shitload of money.

    The post office is incompetant too. $.33 is a lot to deliver a piece of mail to one place. Light packages subsidize heavy ones, and short trips subsidize far ones. the service is bad. it's slow.

    Unless you are an ardent socialist, you know that the government can't keep its shit together well enough to compete with private business

  15. Re:Many problems... on Astronauts In Florida For Space Station Mission · · Score: 1

    Why does it matter what they weigh? What's so damn special about the seals? Do you really think that each seal costs a billion dollars? That would make these modules cost about a hundred billion dollars. And, if that's what they really cost, whoever decided to waste that much of our money should be shot.

    How can the seals not be able to cope with earth's gravity? they are on earth RIGHT NOW. that's nonsense. you haven't given any possible reason why the damn modules can't be fit together.

  16. Many problems... on Astronauts In Florida For Space Station Mission · · Score: 1

    The ISS is going to be fraught with problems like this. What really scares me is that these pieces were never fit togther on Earth. They just send them up there without knowing what will happen. Things can get stuck, jam, or just plain not fit.

    Then, it would be really screwed.

    Personally, I can't wait till NASA is disbanded, and all of this is privatized. Private companies can't afford to fuck up, so you never have this kind of incompetance. We'll all be a lot better off when it happens, and it is happening.

    Same goes for the post office. Grrr.....

  17. Re:Public domain? on Postscript: Who Owns The Hellmouth Posts? · · Score: 1

    Sure they did it to cover their asses. But, they inadvertently gave us ownership and full rights to the comments.

    Slashdot must have had really, really bad lawyers

  18. Re:Public domain? on Postscript: Who Owns The Hellmouth Posts? · · Score: 1

    What does the medium have to do with it?

    It has A LOT to do with it. There are separate rights for a copyrighted work. Movie rights. International rights. You can have certain rights but not others, and limited rights, too.

    Slashdot has the right to post our comments on the internet. Not to publish books.

  19. Re:DNA testing is getting cheaper on DNA Testing Of Deep Ancestry · · Score: 1

    all the men in one town in Australia are to be DNA tested to help solve a rape case

    ?

    Wow! Does Autralia not have any sort of constitution or a right to privacy? Are they volunteering or being ordered? And, if the government can just demand your bodily fluids, aren't you really just a slave.

    God, I hope that this never happens in the US.

  20. Re:Bad news for gaming on Hasbro And Game-Design Lawsuits · · Score: 1

    Unfortunately, it's too late for that - they have prior art. The best weapon now is the power of the boycott. Of course, I've never liked Hasbro anyway...

  21. I can't believe it on Hasbro And Game-Design Lawsuits · · Score: 1

    Isn't there any kind of statute of limitations here? This happened years ago - how can they be suing over it? It seems like they're just rushing to take part in the late '90s "Lawsuit Mania."

    Personally, I am boycotting Hasbro. It's part of my new zero-tolerance policy for frivolous lawsuits that do more harm than good. I suggest that you all join me.

    It certainly would be scary if this happened to the good first person shooters. Of course, after CO, most people now better than to piss FPS-players off. ;-)

  22. Re:Slashdot flamebait (or, new mission for JonKatz on Library Of Congress Will Not Digitize Books · · Score: 1

    May I ask where you got this CD? Sounds cool.

  23. Re:Preservation and Accessibility on Library Of Congress Will Not Digitize Books · · Score: 1

    Fuck, sheeple like us can't even read these books! Average Joe can't go into the stacks at the LoC.

  24. Re:Digital isn't better for preservation on Library Of Congress Will Not Digitize Books · · Score: 1

    Why the hell wold you want to restrict access? Everyone in the US - no, everyone on the PLANET - should be able to access this.

    I'm tired of paying taxes to support things that I don't use. Welfare. Private book collection for some asshole who won't share. Marble buildings for buearucrats that I can't even enter.

  25. Re:This one in interesting. on PS2 a Weapons Development Platform? · · Score: 1

    Sorry. It just sounded socialist, because it was advocating socialist ideas. Heh. This ain't no joke. This be an "lovin' fork" pointed in your general direction.