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  1. Re:Memes. on Maturing Net Grows More Slowly · · Score: 0, Troll

    Nono, I was going for funny.

  2. Memes. on Maturing Net Grows More Slowly · · Score: 4, Funny

    Obviously the traffic is due to Numa Numa, the starwars kid and All Your Base. Doesn't he know anything?!

  3. Re:Bah. on Graphics Programs Uncover Secret PINs · · Score: 2, Funny

    Haha, probably. But then the mods were also redundant by modding it as redundant twice :p

  4. Bah. on Graphics Programs Uncover Secret PINs · · Score: -1, Redundant

    These programs aren't uncovering PIN numbers any more than telephones perform social engineering attacks. They're just tools.

  5. Re:With nothing to go on on Report Claims Men More Intelligent Than Women · · Score: 1

    It's not "good for you". Every ability you have makes you more popular/gets you a better job/whatever. People aren't created equal, and I bet you wouldn't want to hang out with someone who was annoying but "happy with themselves".

  6. Propaganda! on Report Claims Men More Intelligent Than Women · · Score: 1

    Women also excel at spreading their attention.

    Stop spreading lies :P. All the women I know can't watch TV and talk at the same time. Another example, say you and a friend of yours are walking down the street. You look in front of you and there are people coming your way and you turn to talk to your friend. You know people are coming, and will look forward after a while to avoid running into them. Women don't do that. I've bumped into women many times because I assumed they'd look early enough to avoid me. I'm not trolling or anything, that's my experience with women (and some of my male friends as well).

  7. Come on. on Report Claims Men More Intelligent Than Women · · Score: 1

    Sure I can pick up cues. I can pick up all cues. When I say "What's wrong?" and she says "Nothing" I know something's wrong. The difference is that I'm not 12, and if there was something bothering me I'd tell her instead of having her play 20 questions.

  8. It is pronounced... on Intel Branding Media Center PCs as "Viiv" · · Score: 3, Informative

    "vive", as in "five".

  9. Mine is still 2MB. on GMail Sign-Ups Via Mobile · · Score: 1

    My hotmail account still has 2 MB of storage space and I guess even less for attachments. I think they only offered more space to people from the U.S. I don't use hotmail anyway, if I wanted to see what X teen celebrity did yesterday and advice for my sex life from MSN I'd read the tabloids.

  10. Mod parent up. on Google, Skype and the Future of IM · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Indeed, all they said was "it's a rumour". Well, it WAS a rumour, and a true one, at that.

  11. Re:Don't ignore the signals. on Drug Reverses Effects of Sleep Deprivation · · Score: 1

    Oh... Well, the symptoms of the lack of sleep are just that, symptoms. Just like how an inflammed appendix hurts, if you take painkillers and it stops the pain, that doesn't mean it's ok. You're going to die and not realise it. Sleep deprivation is harmful, regardless of if you can fight the symptoms or not. I'd imagine that someone would go on living a perfectly normal life without sleep taking these pills and then one day just die (pure speculation).

  12. Re:Don't ignore the signals. on Drug Reverses Effects of Sleep Deprivation · · Score: 1

    Simple experiment: Remove your appendix and see what happens. Then, stop sleeping and see what happens.

  13. Re:Don't ignore the signals. on Drug Reverses Effects of Sleep Deprivation · · Score: 1

    Gah, fed the troll. Didn't realize until it was too late.

  14. Re:Don't ignore the signals. on Drug Reverses Effects of Sleep Deprivation · · Score: 1

    Our body reacts like that because it mistakenly believes that pollen is trying to hurt it. We don't take allergy medication for actual diseases.

  15. Don't ignore the signals. on Drug Reverses Effects of Sleep Deprivation · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I don't like this. Sleep deprivation effects are there for a reason, to signal that you need to sleep. I can understand if people who can't sleep and need to be alert need to use this (e.g. soldiers in combat), but it's not going to be very good for the average person who needs to do some more work. People need to sleep for various reasons (rest, various chemicals get regenerated, etc). It's not a whim of nature.

  16. Re:Good on HighDef Content to Require New Monitors · · Score: 1

    Actually, even though you and I are tired of all the DRM crap, I don't think the average person gives a damn. If it plays on his DVD and his (admittedly, the one he has now, no upgrading) TV, he will continue to rent/buy DVDs and watch them, because all the DRM is transparent to him.

  17. Correct, but... on Sun Spearheads Open DRM · · Score: 1

    As you said, the secret in cryptography is the key, no the algorithm. However, in DRM, the user has both the encrypted data AND the key, so DRM can only get so good...

  18. I don't care. on Sun Spearheads Open DRM · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I don't care if it's Open Source DRM with sugar on top, I don't like it and I refuse to use products that restrict the use of something I paid for. I'm doing fine just listening to my old CDs all day.

  19. Not useful for me. on Google Releases GDS 2.0 · · Score: 1

    I find no use for this tool. I would like to try it because it looks nice, but I tried v.1 and I had nothing to search for. Really, if you keep stuff well organised in a few folders I don't think you'll ever need to search for anything.

  20. Re:Linux box on New MRI Technique Can Detect Diabetes · · Score: 1

    My thoughts exactly. After a point it gets ridiculous, I can understand it on performance-related articles but in an article that says "Scientists cured cancer, announced on a page on a Linux webserver", well, that's just silly.

  21. Re:Give me a reason to use this on A Piece of CherryPy for CGI Programmers · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Probably... Personally I love Python, and one of the things I love is that it's still being developed. You can actually suggest something and see it implemented in the language. You can probably do that in many more, but all the others I know have been standardised. Plus it has all the other great stuff which makes it my first choice for anything.

  22. Listening. on Google Reacts to Splogs · · Score: 1

    Google appears to be listening.

    Well, Google IS what those blogs are targeting...

  23. Was the password... on Kutztown Students get Felony Charges · · Score: 1

    "password"?

  24. And? on Kutztown Students get Felony Charges · · Score: 1

    So what did it do? I don't know where it's from, but now I'm curious :p

  25. Quiz? on Is Your Boss a Psychopath? · · Score: 3, Insightful

    God, it's one of those magazine quizzes that are entitled "Are you a homosexual? Find out" and the questions range from "Do you like women?" to "Do you like men?". I hate obvious quizzes.
    Is he a con artist or master manipulator? Who would have guessed!