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  1. Down with unicode! on Brazil: Free Software's Biggest and Best Friend · · Score: -1, Funny
    when you try to install Office, if you have set the machine to Chinese (or whichever) it pops up windows in English to ask you questions.
    If English in plain ascii was good enough for Plato, Shakespeare and Jesus Christ it's good enough for you.

    Unicode is the devil's own acidic jism. Why should the rest of us have to put up with the bloat and complexity of multibyte characters just so some dork can display Klingon or Tengwarian (ooh, LOTR, shiny!) runes? If you want to write all squiggly stuff, get a freakin crayon.

  2. Re:Oh I See! on Professor Finds Fault with MS Grammar Checker · · Score: -1
    the way most people use it is the way most other people understand it.
    Most people are thick. Enjoy being part of the majority.

    Oh, and your argument is nonesense: argument from popularity. In simple terms, eat shit - billions of flies can't be wrong.

    Languages change. Get over it.
    Maybe if we wait long enough your dialect (lower 'tardish) will become the standard. Don't hold your breath. Hmm, on second thoughts, do.
  3. Re:Pre announcements on Major Hangups Over the iPod Phone · · Score: 0, Funny
    You've heard of vaporware?
    Who cares? It's white vapourware. Vapourware with a beautiful user interface.
  4. Re:What GNU tools do you use? on Hurd/L4 Developer Marcus Brinkmann Interviewed · · Score: -1
    1) What is good then?
    Grandparent clearly means the Mac. If you look closely at the poster, you can see the semen dripping out of his ass.
  5. Re:New composite words and give me a stredach on Amazon Pursues Plogging Patent · · Score: -1

    internets, LOL! They're called intarwebs, you buffoon.

  6. Re:Can it tell if you are gay? on Online Purchases Can Give You Away · · Score: -1

    No, only tivos can do that. And Macs, obviously.

  7. Re:Unfuckingbelievable. on Colorizing Images and Video by Scribbling · · Score: -1
    I am so curious what this could do for so many old movies...
    Completely wreck them is the answer, I believe different lighting and makeup techniques were used for B&W film. Whatever the reason actually is, they never look right after being "improved" in this way.
  8. Re:too little, too late on Star Wars Episode 3 PG-13? · · Score: -1
    Would Leiah really try to hide the droids on Vader's homeworld? It just doesn't make sense.
    Why? The jerry-hatted wheezer doesn'nt nip back to his mum's place every odd week for a square meal and to get his laundry done, does he?
  9. Re:Euro constitution vote on EU Software Patent Directive Adopted · · Score: -1
    The EU Constitution will improve democracy, increase transparency, further secure our rights and priveliges as EU citizens
    It said "Arbeit macht frei" on the gates of Auschwitz, I suppose some of the people entering believed it...
  10. Re:The European Constitution on EU Software Patent Directive Adopted · · Score: -1
    If you live in a country like France where you'll have to vote the constitution, make sure you vote NO to punish the council and the commission for their behaviour.
    The French are rabidly pro EU. Not only do they make a huge profit from agricultural subsidies, but they're frightened that without it the krauts will come visting again.
  11. Re:The whole idea of a missing link on Hobbit Is A New Species · · Score: -1
    Huh. I thought "Survival of the fittest" was a basic concept of Evoloutionary theory. The organisims with mutations "best" suited to their environment prosper. These mutations become more common and the species "Evolves".
    Nice sleight of hand there, changing fittest to best. Close, but no cigar.

    Survival of the fittest is in a sense a tautology, since in that context fittest means best able to survive (and reproduce). But it is objective. The lion that's alive is alive, and the zebra it just ate is dead.

    This is so clearly not the same as some subjective, human definition that the comparison falls apart simply by drawing attention to it.

    In Hitler's case, his definition of "best" wasn't very good - it didn't include some very talented scientists who could have given him weapons that might have won the war.

  12. Re:The whole idea of a missing link on Hobbit Is A New Species · · Score: -1
    I believe I have sufficiently made that point and resent being called a liar.
    Do you resent being called a fucking idiot, or have you got used to it by now?
  13. Re:Tried already with BSD on Debian to be Marketed to Japan and China · · Score: -1

    Except it's a well known fact that they can't program for toffee.

  14. Re:Tried already with BSD on Debian to be Marketed to Japan and China · · Score: -1
    Doesn't it occur to anybody that it's the languages that are broken?

    I mean, if plain old ascii was good enough for Shakespeare, Homer & Jesus Christ, it's good enough for you.

  15. Re:Return to sender on Bill Gates to Receive Honorary UK Knighthood · · Score: -1
    The Beatles responded, "They won their knighthoods for killing people. We won ours for entertaining people. We think we deserve it more."
    Do soldiers get awards for killing people? I thought it was for risking being killed, which probably shows that spoiled ignorant scouse twat musicians should stick to what they know best, which for 75% of the Beatles is music.
  16. Re:not an apple fan on GUI Pioneer Jef Raskin Has Passed Away · · Score: -1
    From TFL: "one misconception that has persisted is the myth that Macs are incapable of using multi-button mice".

    I agree totally. It's Mac users who are incapable, the long haried fops.

  17. Re:Naming & Mythology on Saturn's New Moons Named · · Score: -1

    Huh huh. Heh heh. You said Trojan . They like, go on wieners. Heh heh.

  18. Re:Lagrange point on Saturn's New Moons Named · · Score: 0, Informative
    I'd say it has to be closer to the smaller body
    Then I'd say you're a 'tard. Ever held a beachball? Ever held a shot (the kind that you putt)? Size isn't mass.
  19. Re:Duh on ALA President Not Fond of Bloggers · · Score: -1
    IQ quotient
    Do you access the TSB bank via the TCP protocol by any chance? Are you a wizard at the HTML language?
  20. Re:Alternatively... on Apple to Buy TiVo? · · Score: -1

    Ooooh, who are you calling sweet, duckie?

  21. Re:The real question is - on Music Site AllofMP3 Under Investigation · · Score: -1
    Does this mean that the "Russian" part is what makes it illegal?
    Only when you're talking about pr0n. The grass can be a bit thin on the infield, if you get my drift.
  22. Re:It does look sweet but... on Star Wars Episode 3 Play-By-Play In Pictures · · Score: -1
    IOW: Lucas fucked up the story.
    I think he aleready did that when he confused a unit of distance with a unit of time.
  23. Re:google has evolved on Is Google AutoLink Patent-Pending By Microsoft? · · Score: -1
    Improving Google
    Useful/Useless button
    Have a link/function for the user to click and let you know that this site that you returned was either useful or useless for the string he searched.
    Bounder! You pinched that idea from Amazon, no doubt their lawyers will be in touch.

    Seriously, fair point, try a google search for $BRAND $MODEL review, and see how many reviews you actually get before reaching the third page.

  24. Re:Google Groups on Another Nail In Usenet's Coffin? · · Score: -1
    Is there a newsgroup where you can learn basic English comprehension?

    The reason I ask is that complaining that google groups is slow because posts take hours to appear (which is, or at least used to be, true) is so clearly not the same thing as trying to make smtp or nntp an "instaneous [sic] protocol" as to be laughable. What's more, I've never heard anyone making these demands of which you speak.

  25. Re:I'm pissed. on Grand Theft Auto Led Teen to Kill · · Score: -1
    watched a movie about a poor European boy who stole a warplane to save his country, you'd try to hop in a warplane too if you saw one right down the street.
    You couldn't be more wrong. As it happens one of my neighbours has an F16 and I never tried to steal it, although I did piss in the fuel tank because the bloody alarm keeps going off all night. As for the bastard with the Rafale who nearly ran me over on the way back from the pub, he'll be needing a respray sometime soon, the git.

    I wonder if any other /. readers live on military airfield runways?