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  1. Re:Starting a minute before midnight on IOCCC 2006 is now open · · Score: 1
    So are we.
    oy vey, you insensitive schlemiel!
  2. Re:Well, uhm. Ban the client? on Researchers Create Selfish BitTorrent Client · · Score: 1
    Yes, a million dollars isn't exactly a lot of money these days.
    Yup, it would only get you 1430 SCO licenses (CA residents add sales tax. Void where prohibited. YCST).
  3. Re:30,000 government officials? on Tamil Nadu (India) Shutting the Door On Microsoft · · Score: 1
    so 30K civil servants isn't that outrageous - especially as they inherited their civil service from the UK.
    If that's true, I'd expect most of them to be retired by now.
  4. Re:About time! on Social Network Fatigue Coming? · · Score: 1

    They tried that with the usenets, but the tubes got filled up.

  5. Re:Relevancy on Social Network Fatigue Coming? · · Score: 1
    It's the fundamental lack of ~intelligent~ content that makes me not care about any of it.
    And yet you come here, poopyhead.

    P.S. I've got a poney!
  6. correction on Study Says 2 In 5 Bosses Lie · · Score: 5, Insightful

    More like 2 in 5 knowingly lie.

  7. Re:Format on Vista and the Music Industry · · Score: 1

    No, it'll just make clippy appear and ask you if you want to. If you say no, it will ask you again. If you say no once more, it just does it anyway.

  8. They own all content, didn't you get the memo on Vista and the Music Industry · · Score: 1

    Those pushing DRM want to own all content. If they can find a way to make you pay a fee to watch your own home movies, they'll use it.

  9. Re:Now ..... on China Heralds Year of the Fluorescent Green Pig · · Score: 1

    Well warthogs are tropical. But your sus scrofa lives in a temperate zone.

  10. Re:Selfserving Article on Study Finds Linux 'Ready For Prime-time' · · Score: 1
    Of course, if you are looking to screw a company
    It is possible. Google for "Carly Fiorina".
  11. Re:Fool me twice... on Darwin Awards 2006 · · Score: 1
    he believes that if you power something, such as a car, with a battery and use said device to recharge the battery, it will run forever
    However, this is the norm for petrol or diesel powered cars.
    No it isn't. Petrol or diesel cars have an external supply of energy. Usually it's petrol or diesel. And to keep it running, you have to put more of said liquid in. Nothing like a perpetual motion machine (which is what the grandparent was talking about) really.
  12. Re:Now ..... on China Heralds Year of the Fluorescent Green Pig · · Score: 1

    African or European?

  13. Re:"Eat up," probably, you twit. on FDA Decides Cloned Animals Safe to Eat · · Score: 1
    Are you saying its possible to determine whether raising cows or other meat sources takes up more resources than growing plants?
    If he is, he's right.
  14. OB on Source Code Access Denied in Disputed Race · · Score: 1

    Not a problem. Just type OVERRULE in big letters.

  15. Re:Now Is Not the Time for Linux on Now Is Not the Time for Vista · · Score: 1
    it's an old troll
    Indeed, and that's why, well, let's just say he's no longer with the company.
  16. Re:Nice. Now if only... on What's Hidden Under Greenland's Ice? · · Score: 1

    Maybe you have a different definition of recent, but in 95/96 there was a blizzard from the Atlantic to the Ohio valley.

  17. Re:Just a guess.. on What's Hidden Under Greenland's Ice? · · Score: 3, Funny

    It was never particularly green. The name was dreamed up by an early form of marketroid pushing a real estate scam.

  18. Re:In other news... on NYT Reports Steve Jobs' Exoneration · · Score: 1

    Pope is a Catholic, claims Vatican.

  19. Re:Federal Reserve HEY MODERATORS! on Is 'Web 2.0' Another Bubble? · · Score: 1
    Yes, but it all boils down to a very simple thing; things are built, then promptly blown up only to rebuild it. That's a monumental waste of resources. Would be better to repair the old stuff and only build new when it's actually needed
    I see where you're coming from, it's related to the broken window paradox/fallacy. The thing to bear in mind is, when we build stuff it boosts our economy, but in a war, you generally (sorry) try to blow the other sides stuff up.
  20. Re:Can they ask for them back? Yes. on Microsoft Laptop Recipient Auctioning Laptop · · Score: 5, Funny
    They asked that they be given away or returned to them when reviewed, very big difference.
    I gave mine away, to my pet dog. He didn't like it much, so he sold it back to me for a biscuit and a tummy tickle. And I challenge any layer to prove otherwise.
  21. Re:Too Literal on Top Ten Apple Rumors of All Time · · Score: 2, Funny
    The name "iPhone" is simply symbolic of a phone from Apple that can also work with the same data an iPod works with and probably have a similar interface
    I'd so totally enjoy entering phone numbers - or even better, SMS messages - with that little wheel thingy.
  22. Re:Saving some link-hunting on Long-lived Super Heavy Element Created · · Score: 1

    Ununbium, ununseptium, ununennium ... are they ever going to get it right? It's U-N-O-B-T-A-I-N-I-U-M.

  23. Re:Duke on Wired News 2006 Vaporware Awards · · Score: 1

    Maybe he meant "a one lifetime achievement", implying that most of us will be dead & gone by the time it comes out?

  24. Re:Nothing for you to see here. Please move along on Wired News 2006 Vaporware Awards · · Score: 4, Funny

    Metavaporware: vaporware about vaporware.

  25. Re:FUD on Demo PS3 Units freeze on Purpose · · Score: 2, Funny
    a popup that says it is the person-behind-you's tutrn to play
    People will just ignore them. So how about two of those, then goatse?