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  1. Re:Awesome on Using Electricity to Heal · · Score: 1

    Isn't this a standard practice with really difficult to heal broken bones?

  2. Re:seriously - point of information here. on MPAA v. Hogan, or Vice Versa? · · Score: 1

    I read /. all the time and I missed the story. I am glad there is a Backslash.

  3. Re:Wow... on 2.5Gb/s Internet For French Homes · · Score: 1

    everything I know about IT I learned from watching 'Brazil'

  4. Re:You mean? on 2.5Gb/s Internet For French Homes · · Score: 1

    Yeah the telcos would have to convince their investors that huge capital expenditures in dsl will yield decent profits. It's not going to happen.

  5. Re:What is it with laymen? on Catalytic Carbon Extraction in Fuel Cell Production? · · Score: 1

    But it also means that you when you ask for a room with the appliances on the ceiling you will get laughed at. The OP is asking for something like this. The average layperson knows much less about chemistry than they do about living in a house.

  6. Re:Americans in France! on High Tech Tour de France · · Score: 1

    lance had a reputation as a a-hole long before he had cancer. The people just didn't realize that everyone from texas is like that.

  7. Re:I did on A Technical History of Apple's Operating Systems · · Score: 1

    i used to make fun of my graphic artist cubemates 'apple boing of death'

  8. Re:Solution: Take a Cue from Vegas on Law of Unintended Consequences Strikes Grocers · · Score: 1

    They already do that. That's why the milk is in the back of the store.

  9. Re:Also mechanical tech on High Tech Tour de France · · Score: 0, Troll

    Recumbents suck in the mountains.

  10. Re:That is one thing that bugs me about Le Tour. on High Tech Tour de France · · Score: 1

    They aren't retards, they're drunk. Imagine traveling hours to see the peloton rush by, 30 second and they are gone. What else is there to do? Drink of course!

  11. Re:You poor soul. on Learning SQL on SQL Server 2005 · · Score: -1, Troll

    This is the first time I didn't even bother to read the blurb much less the article.

  12. capitalist patsy on Simon Phipps on the Process of Opening Java · · Score: 1, Funny

    about time you capitalist patsy!

  13. Re:ISP's and Open Ports on Sophos Reveals Latest Spam-Relaying Countries · · Score: 1

    Or just make them do one of those image doo-dads to prove they aren't a machine. I haven't used POP since 2000 when I got my yahoo account; I am suprised people are still using it as much as they do.

  14. Re:Alternatives? on Fear of Snakes May Have Driven Pre-Human Evolution · · Score: 1

    how about 'advanced, close up 3-d vision helps out in just about every aspect of life'

  15. Re:What about Opterons? on AMD Slashing Prices Still Not Enough? · · Score: 1

    You see dells on the desktop but compaq or hp in the server room. Those guys know better.

  16. Re:What about Opterons? on AMD Slashing Prices Still Not Enough? · · Score: 1

    Much of this has to do with how many processors the manufacturers can supply. The opteron is well developed and is shipping in quantity. Who knows how many processors intel is actually shipping.

  17. Re:Another "me too" product from Microsoft. on Microsoft Confirms New Music Player · · Score: 1

    Gaudy skins were first on KDE and Gnome. OSX didn't have to look half as bizarre as it did.

  18. Re:Another "me too" product from Microsoft. on Microsoft Confirms New Music Player · · Score: 1

    Its a big circle jerk. KDE and GNOME desktops got copied by OSX, WINXp copied OSX, and open office copies MS office (don't bore me with the office history). Of course if you tried to make a peice of software that didn't borrow anything from any other software it would be pretty incomprehensable.

  19. Re:Another "me too" product from Microsoft. on Microsoft Confirms New Music Player · · Score: 1

    I hate to remind you of this, but All of microsoft products were 'me too' products. Some are successful, and some are not.

  20. Re:I'd like to see more of these on Electric Cars and Their Discontents · · Score: 1

    Mazda needs to stop pussyfooting around and unleash a real rotary. I would buy one

    http://www.millville.org/workshops_f/kess_mech/too ls/1tools/lemans.html

  21. Re:So? on CIA Blogger Fired for Criticizing Torture Policy · · Score: 1

    Suppose you were a contractor working for a bank, and you put up a blog with complaints about their lending policys.

    Fired Again!

  22. Re:This wasn't the peoper place for her to complai on CIA Blogger Fired for Criticizing Torture Policy · · Score: 1

    Hmm, a goverment contractor critisizing the employer about something that is totally unrelated to their work. Is it suprising they were fired?

  23. Re:In other news... on Latest Vista Build Making Real Progress · · Score: 1

    how about OSX? I wanted to puke the first time I saw that.

    god help us little people that dont want to learn a new interface every couple of months.

  24. Re:In other news... on Latest Vista Build Making Real Progress · · Score: 1

    Pu-lease. Don't blame this one on MS; horrible, hard to use skins were first found on open-source software.

  25. Re:Qualifications on SQL Injection Attacks Increasing · · Score: 1

    This is web 101, I can't imagine that people are deploying websites for banks that can be attacked this way. We have a few simple rules that our developers follow:

    Stored procedures only
    Use of a data wrapper that won't allow special characters in the paramaters

    It is possible to inject sql into stored procedures through the paramaters if they do certain times of opertations. My memory is crusty now or I would post specifics here.