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  1. Taxes need to reflect the needs on Online Cigarette Customers Get Bill from State · · Score: 1

    Tax is not right. It is a tool. It's there to make sure that money is available for the needs of that state.

  2. One Giant Step For Humanoids, One Giant Backstep on London Nuke Plant Loses 30 Kilos of Plutonium · · Score: 0

    for actual humans.

  3. It's on their site on Rosegarden 1.0 Released · · Score: 3, Informative

    Studio to go. You don't have to line up any ducks, the ducks come pre-lined up.

  4. Wow on Rosegarden 1.0 Released · · Score: 0

    ok. that's cool.

  5. Re:Not so tough as you think on Gates tried to Blackmail Danish Government · · Score: 1

    Software patents hurt any business not just start ups. a long running small business is crippled the minute a software patent stops them being able to innovate.

    Software patents stop innovation. It has nothing to do with entering the market. It has everything to with stayin in the market.

    Unless you are trying to suggest businesses can go on without continually doing new things.

  6. From the Dept of Homeland Obscurity on Vonage Says VoIP Traffic Blocked By Providers · · Score: 1

    The simple to read Corporatism alert:

    Irgin - the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak
    Erizon - not so weak flesh
    Onage - clear and present danger

  7. Kill your television! on Macrovision Releases DVD Copy Protection · · Score: 1

    See how they like it when no one actually goes into Bustblocker and Mallwart anymore.

  8. I'm all for Tesla on Night Vision Scope From Scavenged Parts · · Score: 1

    but is there actually any use for Tesla coils in one's own home.

  9. Am I the only one who thought on A Model Railroad That Computes · · Score: 1

    Maniacal turing machine... A cross between The Moon is a Harsh Mistress and 2001: A space Odyssey.

  10. Re:A note to all aternative energy researchers on Green Energy Now, And On The Tide · · Score: 1

    1. Alternative energy research (like in TFA)
    2. Power consumer devices (like my notebook)
    3. Half life with longer battery life
    4. Profit

  11. A note to all aternative energy researchers on Green Energy Now, And On The Tide · · Score: 1

    I want to play Half Life for longer than 30 minutes on my notebook without recharging. Make that possible and all the funding cuts Boosh can think won't be able to stop you.

  12. In other news cognitive dissonance found on Vonage Says VoIP Traffic Blocked By Providers · · Score: 1

    to be linked to a gene unique to CEOs given to periods of hoarding.

    Wait that was Verizon... Nevermind ignore this post.

    I proclaim that companies shall not use the letter V. Thank you.

  13. Tesla not Westinghouse on Kaleidescape CEO Speaks Out About CSS Lawsuit · · Score: 1

    Tesla is the mind behind Westinghouse. Edison is the mind behind Edison.

    Besides Edison's electrons can kill you, whereas Tesla's are much safer.

  14. I love those magic eye things (see Project page) on Random Number Generator That Sees Into the Future · · Score: 1

    Er wait you mean those aren't magic eye things?

    And what's with those two gray lines I'm sure they're meaningless.

  15. Hall effect on The Death of the Music CD · · Score: 1

    I'm sure some quantum mechanics geek will figure out how to use the Hall effect to read the disc sideways.

  16. Re:Simple solution on French Court Orders Google to Stop Competing Ad Displays · · Score: 1

    Profit

  17. Um is he like the new Bond villain? on Red Hat Opens Lobbying Office Near DC · · Score: 1

    He looks like an evil version of Sean Connery's Bond.

    Twin good vs evil is the only cliche that Bond movies haven't used.

  18. Notebooks ar replacing desktops on Walmart Expands Low-End Linux Notebook Offerings · · Score: 1

    If a notebook can do what a desktop can do why have a desktop?

    And who marked this troll as Interesting I would have given it a Score: Late 1999 era mindset barely preserved, a better troll would have been careful with such exquisite prejudices.

  19. Re:There will be other stuff to watch... on Asteroid To Be Naked-Eye Visible In 2029 · · Score: 1

    If we're looking at the things shouldn't it be astrography?

  20. Re:I Always Wonder... on Asteroid To Be Naked-Eye Visible In 2029 · · Score: 1

    There is. Last time they said it would hit so I guess the margin is +/- 24 years.

  21. Aging Camera on A Star of Space and Film · · Score: 1

    Can we like fire some of these reporters or maybe like you know make them clean up after astronomers have their pizza party so that they can learn to appreciate the work people and what it does for us in the long run?

    They fawn over 100's of billions spent on military equipment but they call Hubble an aging camera?

  22. It beats on Dark Matter Discovered · · Score: 1

    all those Water discovered on Mars stories. Astronomers invented dupes. Or maybe they were trying to give someone a hint.

  23. Re:Reassuring on EU Software Patents Dead Again · · Score: 1

    If software patents go forward, say goodbye to the best tool for the job, because every programmer is going to have to jump through hoops to even begin.

    It's okay that the way the business works doesn't matter much to you. However, some of us have realized that there is no way to get to the top without doing something partly original, partly useful. And software patents get in the way of both. They patent the useful things by calling them original, so that every original idea will have to be a kludge or inefficient, or even so bizarre as to be unusable.

  24. How soon before ... on First Artificial Aurora May Lead to Night Sky Ads · · Score: 1

    a bunch of hackers at Burning Man take over the signal and broadcast the goings-on to the entire continent.

    Granted, that would put an end to Reality TV shows forever.

    You know what I think I like this...

  25. Computors on The History of Computing Auctioned at Christie's · · Score: 4, Funny

    Wow. They really did spell it that way. All the souls I've led astray. No amount of Windows usage can atone for the misgrammaticalous advice I've given.

    I will never RTFA again. Who knows what else I'll find out?