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  1. Re:I dunno, man on PC Era Forecasted To End In 18 Months · · Score: 2

    Then, if you could just extend it with more memory, a hard drive, and a faster CPU, it would be almost as useful as a PC!

  2. Re:Where the Work Is Being Done on PC Era Forecasted To End In 18 Months · · Score: 1

    You do realize that slashdot readers aren't representative of the population as a whole, don't you? There will always be a core group of PC/workstation users, but for the majority of people a tablet or phone is all they need to access email, facebook, and porn.

  3. Re:I highly doubt this on PC Era Forecasted To End In 18 Months · · Score: 1

    Tell that to the 10mil+ subscribers of WoW. With the new expansion getting released, WoW players are going nowhere.

    I really tried to tell them, but for some reason I can't get in touch with any of them lately...

  4. Re:unlikely on PC Era Forecasted To End In 18 Months · · Score: 1

    Your average PC user doesn't drop his PC on the ground on a regular basis...

  5. Re:Size matters on PC Era Forecasted To End In 18 Months · · Score: 1

    Bullshit. My wife tells me that size doesn't matter, and that 4" should be enough for anyone!

  6. We have a new meme! on PC Era Forecasted To End In 18 Months · · Score: 1

    Netcraft confirms the PC is dying!

  7. Re:McGyver on Explosive-Laden California Home To Be Destroyed · · Score: 1

    Why didn't he just use this?

  8. A better approach on Explosive-Laden California Home To Be Destroyed · · Score: 1

    Force the guy who stockpiled all those explosive to bring them out slowly, one by one. If he stored them safely, it's not a problem. If he didn't... well, he should be the first one to face the consequences of his actions. But really, the government has failed to even consider the possibility that this guy might actually have known what he was doing.

  9. Re:Owner? on Explosive-Laden California Home To Be Destroyed · · Score: 1

    Don't forget the cavity searches for the tenant's girlfriend(s)!

  10. Motivation? on Explosive-Laden California Home To Be Destroyed · · Score: 1

    The guy is obviously a fan of Mythbusters, and just wanted to try is own hand at blowing shit up... is that a bad thing?

  11. Re:LIttle comfort on One Night Stands May Be Genetic · · Score: 1

    When I told my friend the next morning that my ex-wife was the only other woman I'd ever been with, she was amazed.

    Wait... you're a long-time slashdot member, and you've actually been with a woman??? Tell me... what's it like?

  12. Re:Dropped call rate of 0.1%?! on Consumer Reports Gives AT&T Lowest US Carrier Rank · · Score: 1

    Whoosh!

  13. Re:So? on Vuvuzelas Blare On Pirated Copies of Music Game · · Score: 1

    Am I the only person outside of South Africa who wasn't annoyed with the sound of vuvuzelas?

    Yes... yes you are!

  14. Re:Detection = failure on Vuvuzelas Blare On Pirated Copies of Music Game · · Score: 5, Insightful

    The thing to remember about warez crackers, is they tend to be more skilled than the people who release the games. Trying to outsmart them is a fallacy.

    Then why don't they try, I dunno, maybe writing their own games instead of leeching off the work of others!

  15. Re:First Pedant on NASA Launches Micro Solar Sail · · Score: 3, Funny

    No, they are more likely to complain that going by this definition, I have a nanopenis...

  16. Re:"illegal copying and sale of pharmacuetical dru on DOJ Ramping Up Crackdown On Copyright-Infringing Sites · · Score: 1

    Genes are currently patentable, and same-sex marriage is currently illegal in several states. Just because something is currently legal doesn't mean it is moral, ethical, or in the best interest of society for it to be so.

  17. Re:My advice, don't develop for the iphone. on Apple Impasse With Magazines Over Subscriber Data · · Score: 1

    My advice is, if you can make money developing for the iPhone, go ahead and do it. Sure, it's akin to prostitution in that you need to bend over and scream "Oh, you're so good!" every time Apple demands it, but hey... it's a living! P.S. Don't forget the lube.

  18. Duh! on Apple Impasse With Magazines Over Subscriber Data · · Score: 1

    Put the magazine on a web page instead of a dedicated app!

  19. Re:seems fairly tautological on One Night Stands May Be Genetic · · Score: 1

    It's learned behavior. (I'm currently trying to train my daughter to be into it by spanking her on a regular basis.)

  20. Re:seems fairly tautological on One Night Stands May Be Genetic · · Score: 1

    almost all sexual activity is genetic in some way - with very few exceptions that are the gifts of sentience, my personal favorite being bdsm

    Too. Much. Information!!!

  21. Re:LIttle comfort on One Night Stands May Be Genetic · · Score: 1

    Yes, there is a test. Introduce the douchebag to your sister. If he sleeps with her, he has the gene.

  22. LIttle comfort on One Night Stands May Be Genetic · · Score: 4, Funny

    Somehow telling my wife, "Hey, it's in my DNA, I just can't help it!" doesn't make her any less pissed off...

    And actually, these are very desirable genes, since they apparently also make you a world class football player, basketball player, soccer star, or golfer!

  23. "illegal copying and sale of pharmacuetical drugs" on DOJ Ramping Up Crackdown On Copyright-Infringing Sites · · Score: 1

    Wait... explain to me again how it is possible to get a patent on a chemical compound (as opposed to the method and process for producing that compound), especially a naturally occurring substance? If you're making money by ripping off other people's copyrighted material and selling it, you should go to jail. If you're saving lives by providing life-saving medication to people that otherwise could not afford it, the ethics are not as clearly defined.

  24. $45,000??? on Panda Dung Statue Sold for $45,000 · · Score: 1

    You're shittin' me! This really stinks! What a piece of crap!

  25. Re:This is actually more impressive than it sounds on Medical Researcher Rediscovers Integration · · Score: 1

    I use highschool math (geometry and trigonometry) on a daily basis. I haven't done any real calculus since college, but the concepts of integrals and differentials are important to understand. However, if you asked me to calculate the area under a curve, I'd whip out a program in about a half hour to do it by numerical method -- no calculus required.