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  1. Re:WTF? on Don't Click on the Blue E · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I'm in London, you insensitive clod...

  2. Friends don't let friends.... on Don't Click on the Blue E · · Score: 2, Funny

    Click on the Blue E.

  3. Re:Junk the Shuttle -- and ISS while you're at it. on Shuttles Can't Finish Space Station · · Score: 1

    And I was going to Mod it up and all Well spotted previous Mods...

  4. Stallman......Unimpressed ? on Stallman Unimpressed by Nokia Patent Pledge · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Imagine such a thing. I think highly of the man, and admire his dedication, but when did we ever hear of Stallman being pleased.

  5. Re:Life, evolution, everything... on Titan Moon's Bright Hot Spot · · Score: 2

    Calling Atheism a religion is like calling bald a hairstyle.

  6. Re:I can't figure out on Information Overload Overblown, Says Gates · · Score: 0, Redundant
    Only on Slashdot.....

    "If she is talking to me about something 'really important', like shopping, holidays, TV or hair and my brain doesn't agree how important it is I simply don't hear what she's saying. What worse is that she has a typical female ability to multiplex two or more streams of information, one of which might actually be important. This has lead to all sorts of arguments."

    Would anybody ask..."Does this affect anyone else?"

    Only every man who has ever HAD a girlfriend.

  7. WTF !!! on Give Your DVD Player The Finger · · Score: 1
    The amazing thing about all this DRM hardware is the assumption that it will be all you are able to buy.
    While the people who manufacture most of this hardware, will be quite happy to sell crazy cripple-ware into the US market, there is no way that they will try and foist it on the Asian market, and probally not onto the Euro market, as people will not buy it.
    Slashdotter's will also have no issues with importing and installing proper hardware for their personal and families use.
    Asian manufacuters will make what people want to buy, and will maintain their healthy disregard to trying to enforce an outdated business model by technological means.

    Someone needs to explain U.S. != World

    These people so don't get it !

  8. Fabulous New Innovation on IE7 Will Have Tabbed Browsing · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Wait for it: The moment it is released, all the little MS Press Drones will start to sing the praises of this wonderful new innovation, brought to you buy the wonderful people at Microsoft, the fact that we (Proper browser users) have been using this excellent interface for years now, will some how be not be newsworthy Compare: Win 95 a.k.a. Mac 88

  9. Is there any way to Mod the whole article on Microsoft To Offer Virus Defense · · Score: 1

    as +10 funny.....

  10. Re:Generally Speaking on Newest Star Wars Reviews Suprisingly Positive · · Score: 3, Funny

    They were not the films you were looking for....

  11. Re:Try NZ Telecom on The Horror Of British Telecom · · Score: 1

    Telstra-Clear are in the same boat: reselling a horribly expensive product. I've worked for both these companies, Telecom was better, as I got free 2 MB unlimited broadband, and you didn't have to worry too much about your annual bonus, as they do predict their profits at the begining of the year, and adjust their price accordingly. Leaving the local loop with a privatised telco, is STILL a monolopy.

  12. Re:Whippersnappers expect the world now on The Horror Of British Telecom · · Score: 1

    Luxury.......we had to make our own bits out of pieces of gravel we had left over from dinner.

  13. Re:sorry.. on 2 Firefox Security Flaws Lead to Exploit Potential · · Score: 2, Informative

    But I actually need to know about this....I have the good fortune to admin no copies of IE.

  14. Re:One word reason "Support" on Microsoft 'under attack' On All Fronts · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I've always found it interesting that management put so much store in support, when what they are paying for is usually an Indian, who will sound enthausiastic, but in reality is just following the scripts. If it's an issue that a competent admin can't resolve, there is very little chance that the "support" will resove anything without you having to repeat yourself (and wait) endlessly as the fault gets escalated through various layers of support. Typing the error message into google may be a faster and more effective solution.

  15. Re:If it's such a problem... on Fair Use Review in Australia · · Score: 1

    Reluctant populace......

  16. Re:If it's such a problem... on Fair Use Review in Australia · · Score: 1

    The NZ goverment is very differnet from the Oz goverment ( both in structure, and currently ideology, they signed up for a free trade deal with China...a proper free trade deal, all to do with bying and selling, as opposed to enforcing your outdated business models on a reluctant product. The OZ-US "Free trade" deal is anything but.

  17. Re:If it's such a problem... on Fair Use Review in Australia · · Score: 1

    About that sig..... Yoda not Spock star WARS....not star Trek.....

  18. Re:This "news article" was sponsored by... on Alienware's Star Wars PCs · · Score: 1

    Slashdot....You have failed me for the last time.. Start cool distance strangling powers......

  19. Re:How is this newsworthy? on The Planet's Most Moronic Hacker · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    It may be amusing..but what does it have to do with the bone in my upper arm ?