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  1. Re:they should buy the rights to SGA, SG1 and SGU on Science Channel Buys Rights To Firefly · · Score: 1

    I dated a girl, a long time ago, who was taught to spell phonetically. She wasn't an idiot. In general, I try to avoid making shallow judgements lest I look like an idiot myself.

  2. Re:Windows on Virus Shuts Down Australian Ambulance Dispatch Service · · Score: 1

    > I'll probably get modded to hell for this ... Install decent AV in it, keep the subscription up to date, done.

    You're just *wrong*. You need to understand how antivirus packages work, and then *think* about what they don't and can't do...

  3. Re:Egypt example - break IP law in public squares on Why IP Laws Are Blocking Innovation · · Score: 1

    I like the way you think...

  4. Re:The Tucson Shooter... on New Study Links Video Games and Mental Problems · · Score: 1

    How *big* a chunk, out of the set of all contributors?

  5. Re:More allergenic? on Scientists Advocate Replacing Cattle With Insects · · Score: 1

    I *liked* Olive from On The Buses. Get off my lawn.

  6. Re:Stupid is as stupid does. on Real-Life Frogger Ends In Hospital Visit · · Score: 1

    So, how much shit do you plan for? Accident? Disease? Change of Government? War? Asteroid strikes?

    How old is the oldest set of actuarial tables? Are they still relevant in modern times?

    Just wondering.

  7. Re:Survival of the fittest... on Real-Life Frogger Ends In Hospital Visit · · Score: 1

    That was funny, and I understand your point. People in general hugely have a hugely oversimplified understanding of evolution. I say we should take such people, put them on small, isolated islands, allow them to breed solely within those populations for the next few hundred generations. Finally, we should merge the resultant offspring populations, producing a leaner and fitter genome for epic win.

    Fixed that for you.

    (You're welcome)

  8. Re:Why Aussie and not Science? on Australian Researchers Devise Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computer · · Score: 1

    G.day!

  9. Re:Here's the solution on Tide of International Science Moving Against US, EU · · Score: 2, Interesting

    We've been doing it or 2,000 years, and it seems to have worked out ok. I don't mind changing the system, but first you have to convince me that your changes won't make things worse.

    You remember the huge economic surge which occurred when the Industrial Revolution really kicked off? Coincident with programmes to extend education to the masses?

  10. Re:No on A Decade of Agile Programming — Has It Delivered? · · Score: 1

    C isn't that modern any more. And, I found Python to be pretty trivial to learn. The list handling and functional programming features are sweet, and overall the language is easy to read, easy to write and powerful. It isn't perfect, but it's nice.

  11. Re:Look at it this way on Is the ISS Really Worth $100 Billion? · · Score: 1

    I think you mean *not* using fire. And, I agree with you.

  12. Re:Look at it this way on Is the ISS Really Worth $100 Billion? · · Score: 1

    So, what's your plan, and when are you going to implement it?

  13. Re:My Rights? on Canon Blocks Copy Jobs Using Banned Keywords · · Score: 1

    You mean they *won't*?

    Hooray!

    *does the dance of joy*

  14. Re:Bacteria for Congress on Gambling On Bacteria · · Score: 1

    By introducing you to its special friend, Mr Fungus?

  15. Re:Have a math background? Go functional! on Grad Student Looking To Contribute To Open Source · · Score: 1

    Why breathe?

  16. Re:The REAL crime here on In Australia, Rising VoIP Attacks Mean Huge Bills For Victims · · Score: 1

    FEC = FORWARD ERROR CORRECTION...

    It's data packaged with the original data packet which allows the original to be reconstructed (with reasonable certainty), if corrupted.

  17. Re:HERE'S A NOVEL IDEA: DON'T FUCKING STEAL !! on French ISP Refuses To Send Out Infringement Notices · · Score: 1

    Allez ici monsieur, vos chevres sont sur le pont. Voulez-vous Durex?

  18. Re:It's all in the name on OpenOffice.org Declares Independence From Oracle, Becomes LibreOffice · · Score: 1

    Sorry, that was a really bad attempt... ftfm

    Libre

  19. Re:It's all in the name on OpenOffice.org Declares Independence From Oracle, Becomes LibreOffice · · Score: 1

    leebreh

    The 'eh' is brief, and the 'r' is pronounced far back in your throat.

  20. Re:Data Caps on Bittorrent To Replace Standard Downloads? · · Score: 1

    > it simply tends towards *an* optimum

    FTFY

  21. Re:Umm on Why Warriors, Not Geeks, Run US Cyber Command Posts · · Score: 3, Insightful

    > No, the military has little use for self-centered cunts, because there is sound reason for the authority structure.

    Absolutely. The authority structure is a part of the support mechanism for the self-centered cunts at the top, courtesy of the deluded cunts who believe in them.

  22. Re:Can you hear that? on UK Anti-Piracy Firm E-mails Reveal Cavalier Attitude Toward Legal Threats · · Score: 1

    Me too.

  23. Re:Unexpected on Hunters Shot Down Google Fiber · · Score: 1

    But, giving them scissors and *then* suggesting they run with them? It just complicates the process.

  24. Re:Iran helping? on Afghan Government Turns To Iran For Internet · · Score: 1

    Gott ist mit uns!

  25. Re:Doesn't work on Hole In Linux Kernel Provides Root Rights · · Score: 1

    *sigh*