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  1. I wish they woudl hurry up on "Cone of Silence" Possible Say Scientists · · Score: 1

    The thumpa-thumpa (which neigbors are fond of)music is driving me nuts.

  2. Re:No it's not on Early Work on Homebrew StarCraft for the DS · · Score: 1

    Blizzard doesn't care about it anymore.
    Its like software project where everyone stopped contributing after major source revisions

  3. Starcraft is dead on Early Work on Homebrew StarCraft for the DS · · Score: 1

    I played it before they started their "get tough" policies and general copyright bullshit.It was a breaking point when
      they started to ban players for hacks(even harmless third party hacks),
    Ruined the game with buggy patches(practically everything after 1.09)(damaged maps and third party software compatibility),removing useful glitches (the Death counter memory overwrite which allowed map manipulation on many levels,in real-time),they added spyware which downloads and executes stuff from blizzards servers,banned every chatbot and harmed binary bots compatibilities,
    added a new chat flood detection which banned alot of people typing 3 lines too fast. real hacks are never patched, they are simply evolving faster then blizzards patch processes.
    The exclusive WC3 clan system was designed to add value to Warcraft(and excluding any SC players from them) and annoy Starcrafters.

  4. Re:Moar 9/11 plz! on Anti-Missile Technology To Be Tested on Commercial Jets · · Score: 1

    Actually one of the conspiracy theories bases of the fact that the maneuvers(in particularly the pentagon crash) of the planes can be explained by computer guided aircraft.The terrorists were bad pilots.

  5. PCWorld on The Magic 8-Ball's Take on Tech in 2008 · · Score: 2, Funny

    Stepping so low,and slashdot parroting it.
    Next up in news : How many licks it takes to get to the center of 9-volt battery and tic-tac-toe championship results.

  6. Re:Am I the only one ... on Goodbye Cruel Word · · Score: 1

    I don't drink tea or coffee and i read it exactly like you.Of course i noticed it after reading few comments.

  7. Re:Impossible on Solar Cycle 24 Has Started · · Score: 5, Informative

    Reversed Polarity is just change from + to - or south to north. Nothing magical about it.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_cycle
    The physical basis of the solar cycle was elucidated in the early twentieth century by George Ellery Hale and collaborators, who in 1908 showed that sunspots were strongly magnetized (this was the first detection of magnetic fields outside the Earth), and in 1919 went on to show that the magnetic polarity of sunspot pairs:

            * is always the same in a given solar hemisphere throughout a given sunspot cycle;
            * is opposite across hemispheres throughout a cycle;
            * reverses itself in both hemispheres from one sunspot cycle to the next.

  8. I'm surprised no one mentioned on Scientist Suggests We Explore 'Universe is a VR Simulation' Theory · · Score: 1

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life
    Its a:
    1.Zero-player game (everything is one rigid system)
    2.It exhibits pseudo-random behavior.
    3.Turing-Complete
    4.A simple change in the rules changes the whole gameworld.

  9. Re:1637 called, they want their idea back. on Scientist Suggests We Explore 'Universe is a VR Simulation' Theory · · Score: 1

    What if the simulation engines draw randomness from external source to prevent hard determinism in the game?

  10. Re:Why bother with the Crave article at all? on Reverse Engineer Finds Kindle's Hidden Features · · Score: 1

    I'm afraid the Information Revolution cannot be stopped.You have to learn to live with the Internet .Information spreading in the blogosphere by copying is a GOOD thing. Resilience to censorship and deletion is much more important then your pathetic
    views on originality.

  11. Few days ago on Free Software FPS Games Compared · · Score: 1

    I was looking for free MMORPGs and found out this one. http://www.auteria.com/
    Surprisingly it runs on Linux and FreeBSD
    and only 100MB in size.

  12. Re:For the slightly more obscure, Sega Master Syst on Convert NSF Files to MP3s · · Score: 1

    Its because WMP sucks.I use Wingroove.

  13. Re:Martian Memorandum on Blade Runner's Influence on Videogames · · Score: 1

    All these games are probably played by handful of dedicated collectors,but they can't compete now and they missed their chance to fame.Like e.g. Flying Saucer.

  14. Re:Recommended solution on Windows Home Server Corrupts Files · · Score: 2, Funny

    With Microsoft its a healthy precaution.
    And besides who in their right mind would use WHS for backups? That would be like using MSpaint to draw pictures.

  15. Re:US Treasury is Effed on Egypt to Copyright Pyramids and Sphynx · · Score: 1

    Infinity is still far away.It can inflate,
    Until the dollars are worth less then paper scrap.The real value of dollar as commodity(as it no longer backed by gold or precious stones).

  16. Re:The misinformation campaign has already begun! on Only 2 in 500 College Students Believe in IP · · Score: 1

    That like if you build something,you brag about how many passerbys you killed with bricks thrown from top of the building site and not finishing anything.

  17. Reminds me on 'Mind Doping' Becoming More Common · · Score: 1

    Of one of sliders episodes when drugs became mandatory (to control population and enchance human cognition etc) and being clear would be a crime.
    America could be heading this way.

  18. Re:The misinformation campaign has already begun! on Only 2 in 500 College Students Believe in IP · · Score: 1

    Deeper pockets don't mean jack shit.
    How much billions US spends in iraq?

  19. Re:Stupid article and stupider people on Afterlife Will Be Costly For Digital Films · · Score: 1

    You assume everyone copies and backups the CDs.Most CDs just collect dust.
    Like my games back from 96.

  20. Re:Linus has already solved this problem on Afterlife Will Be Costly For Digital Films · · Score: 1

    Its like a karma at work:Most copyrighted stuff eventually goes extinct,while free information survives(if its popular).Given the rise of draconian anti-piracy laws in most of the world(and big business aiming to create more and more
    of them) the past movies would be as available as ancient manuscripts(in terms of number of surviving copies).

  21. Re:This will solve itself... on Australia Plans to Censor the Internet · · Score: 1

    You have ..umm a strange concept of sanity.

  22. Time slowing down? on Universe May Be Running Out of Time · · Score: 1

    Its like flowing at 2 seconds per second?

  23. There is a better strategy on Anti-Virus Effectiveness Down from Last Year · · Score: 1

    Never install anything executable ,where you do not trusts the author.
    No single virus for all these years.
    and if you do really need something try
    http://www.virustotal.com/en/indexx.html

  24. Re:The foundations of science on Where Do the Laws of Nature Come From? · · Score: 1

    If these laws were a theory they would be subject to change,revision and improvement.You can notice this rarely happens.What was the last time Ampere laws were revised? The science has advanced in that field since Ampere.

  25. Re:Incorrect definition of religious faith on Where Do the Laws of Nature Come From? · · Score: 1

    The fundamental difference is that deceit can be found,tested,corrected and removed.Like wikipedia articles,just with more control.
    Bible just a copy of what the people wrote back then and redacted into a book.Its trusted by faith,not factual accuracy.Its cannot be "tested" because people would still argue how their faith is justified against all available evidence to the contrary.case in point : Intelligent Design,
    the people want to prove their faith using science.Its like building your house using spells.