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  1. I am glad! on 1.5 Meter Long Meteorite Fragment Recovered From Russian Lake · · Score: 0

    I am glad the Jimmy Hoffa finally came back down.

  2. Obviously on Mystery of Missing Martian Methane Deepens · · Score: 0

    Women don't fart, and neither do Martians.

  3. Recent Romanian Scientific Discoveries on Romanian Science In Freefall · · Score: -1

    1. PI is 3.0 - it was all a big rounding error.
    2. Electromagnetic radiation is actually made up of very small continuous-motion machines called EVRDY Bunnies.
    3. Adam was the first man to land on the moon.
    4. The 39th element is Romanium.
    5. The internet was invented by Nadia Elena Comaneci.

  4. Re:Released kernels are the real testbed on Is the Stable Linux Kernel Moving Too Fast? · · Score: 1

    So much of the real world testing on new kernels comes only after its been released, and even then it doesn't hit Joe Sixpack's machine for several months.

    One of these days I am going to meet Joe, and I am going to complement him on his Abs.

  5. Also in 2035 on Report: By 2035, Nearly 100 Million Self-Driving Cars Will Be Sold Per Year · · Score: 0

    In the year 2035, there will still be a large number of speculative tech articles predicting ridiculous things in the decades to come. Really!

  6. Where is my data? on FISC Chief Judge: We Can't Effectively Oversee the NSA · · Score: 0

    I can't see my data! Help, I have a bag over my head and I can't see my data. What should I do!

  7. Re:MIT Researchers have created a Starbucks counte on MIT's "Hot Or Not" Site For Neighborhoods Could Help Shape Cities · · Score: -1, Troll

    I do too. If the neighborhood is all-white, I don't want to live there. I am a Caucasian. I decided early on that I want a more diverse area for raising my kids. It has worked out very well. E pluribus unum.

  8. Re:3,000 bug fixes on LibreOffice 4.1 Released · · Score: 2

    To Infinity and Beyond!

  9. Bob on Scientists Clone Human Embryos To Make Stem Cells · · Score: 2

    Bobby was right, "Evrahbahdy muss git clohhned!"

  10. Caffeinistas on Caffeine Improves Memory In Bees · · Score: 1

    The first one's free!

  11. Alternative on Worldwide Shortage of Barium · · Score: 1

    No barium, bury 'em.

  12. I'm not alone! on Stubborn Intel Graphics Bug Haunts Ubuntu 12.04 · · Score: 1

    I'm glad to know it isn't just me. I have an Asus Netbook with integrated Intel video. It happens about 1/3 of the time I suspend. I accidentally figured out I could switch to console VT and kill Xorg. I'll look for the bug on Launchpad and add my $.02.

  13. JFK on Windows 8 Is 'a Work of Art.' But It's No Linux · · Score: 1

    It'a also not a Jack Kennedy.

  14. function do_I_agree() on Should Younger Developers Be Paid More? · · Score: 1

    {
        return young_developers.getMaxAge() >= my.getAge();
    }

  15. Powerdesk on Windows 95 Turns 15 · · Score: 1

    I hate Windows explorer. I really wish they would add back Winfile.exe, just add long-filename support. I always had two-panes, side by side in a single window.

    Since they haven't, the first thing I do is install PowerDesk. It costs about $29, but it is worth it. I setup my two-pane view in a single window, with drive icons and other shortcuts on the powerbar above.

    PLEASE don't tell me how you can open up two explorer windows and place them side by side. That's a nightmare when you have many windows open.

    Total Commander is also good.

    Most of the time I run Ubuntu, so this doesn't come up much anymore. But I'm also in school, which apparently is sponsored by Microsoft, so I keep a Windows box around for that - and a few games!

  16. Re:Science Fiction on String Theory Predicts Behavior of Superfluids · · Score: 1

    "we haven't a clue whats going on but reality's so wierd we've decided to pull a theory out of our ass!"

    If that is true, then we must be smart asses.

  17. Oh..... on Hubble Finds Unidentified Object In Space · · Score: 1

    You better watch out,
    You better not cry,
    Better not pout,
    I'm telling you why ...

  18. All you have to say is... on Gaining RAM For Free, Through Software · · Score: 1

    Syncronys Softram - twice the reported Ram! How do they do it? Magic! Personally, I always liked Hurricane. It was one of the few that seemed to actually make a difference.

  19. We Know This on Apple's IPhone 3G Firmware Update Bombs · · Score: 1

    The emperor is fully clothed!

  20. Re:Am I too late? on Concept Computer Based on a Tea Cup Design · · Score: 1

    Actually, it's 2 Girls 1 Cpu

  21. PCMCIA on A Fond Look at Some Obsolete Ports · · Score: 2, Informative

    PCMCIA is being replaced by ExpressCard, not USB. This was not a deep article.

  22. Obvious on Ancient Bones of Small Humans Discovered In Palau · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Follow the yellowbrick road...

  23. Simplified Translation on Tetris Creator Claims FOSS Destroys the Market · · Score: 1

    Wah! Free Software is communism, Microsoft is so Patriotic. Go George Bush!

  24. In related Scientology news... on Scientology Given Direct Access To eBay Database · · Score: 1

    I hear they almost blocked the release of KDE 4.0 - apparently the felt it was really Theta quality software.

  25. One simple reason on Why Americans Don't Buy DVD Recorders · · Score: 1

    I have DirectTV. I have a DVD-Writer I used to use like a VCR. I would set it to record my favorite shows. I can no longer use my DVD-Writer that way, since the built-in tuner cannot tune DirectTV shows. Thus it now can only be used to record what is on the channel I am watching (hit the record button). I never hear this issue discussed. I never thought about it when i switched to DirectTV. Oops! I guess I will have to rent my DVR from DirectTV for 5.95 a month. Talk about vendor lock-in!