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  1. Re:Lest we forget ... on Short Film About CERN's Large Hadron Collider · · Score: 1

    Interesting that at the time Clinton was called a hero for killing a pork barrel project.

  2. Re:OK, jokes are fine, but . . . on Short Film About CERN's Large Hadron Collider · · Score: 0, Redundant

    a black hole is a convienient place to put colliding hardons

  3. Re:You're not alone. on Short Film About CERN's Large Hadron Collider · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    ghey!

  4. Kraftwerk on Review: Nerdcore Hip-Hop Compilation CD Project · · Score: 1

    before I knew what a nerd was we enjoyed listening to Kraftwerk. I guess that makes me old.

  5. Re:NASA's job is outsourcing on Indian Satellite Lost in Launch Explosion · · Score: 1

    Well duh, it's not like NASA has phds in a machine shop turning out turbines for a rocket motor. It is common sense that they 'outsource'.

  6. Re:Grow out of it on Genetic Reason for Your Gadget Habit · · Score: 2, Funny

    Me too. I am totally burned out on technology. Maybe one of these days I will get a cell phone. My buddy taking a picture and sending it to his GF was pretty cool.

  7. Re:Short memories on OSS Web Stacks Outperformed by .Net? · · Score: 1

    Really? What is it? I thought the VS teams job was to promote the use [and purchase] of VS and not prop up Windows sales.

    Ummm right. MS would make a ton of money porting VS to linux.

  8. Re:Who cares? The obvious has been stated. on Open Source In the National Interest · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Are you some kind of idiot? In a few years some other guy will be in this guys position and will have a different take. When I say fragmented, I mean 100 different domain controllers and methodologies, and ever changing management.

    You sound just as bad as the MS apologists. The fact of the matter is you can deploy decent solutions in either open source or closed source, and if you know anything about IT problems in govt you would realize that neither will cure the disease that ails it. You open source guys sound really needy more than anything.

    Mr. P3NIS_CLEAVER to you bud.

  9. Re:Wasn't it closed source software on Open Source In the National Interest · · Score: 2, Insightful

    It has also blown up several rockets and caused other havoc.

    Why is this? Because 99% of these systems were done in closed source. If they were done in open source than open source applications would be blowing up pipelines and rockets.

  10. NEWSFLASH on Open Source In the National Interest · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Govt. IT is highly fragmented. It took 20 years for DOD to switch to all-diesel. How long to switch to open-source?

  11. Re:Linux still wins on OSS Web Stacks Outperformed by .Net? · · Score: 1

    Wouldn't a small business just have it hosted somewhere? Having your own server is so 2000.....

  12. Re:Linux still wins on OSS Web Stacks Outperformed by .Net? · · Score: 1

    We run 50+ applications on our server instance with no problems. ASP.net is nowhere near as fragile as the old asp.

  13. Re:ASP.Net is pretty nice... on OSS Web Stacks Outperformed by .Net? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Too true... i came off of struts and tag libraries to .net and it was/is a much better environment. I am not sure what the state of the art is in Java any more but I am glad I switched.

    Classic ASP is a horror from hell and I think soured many from using MS web solutions.

  14. Short memories on OSS Web Stacks Outperformed by .Net? · · Score: 1

    MS also had the fastest java runtime back in the day. It isn't suprising that there .net compiler is also very fast.

  15. Re:Does it have the part where he fucks his cousin on Einstein- Husband, Lover and Father · · Score: 1

    Okay you have convinced me....

    I for one welcome our cousin-fucking overlords!

  16. Re:Why Criticize? on Einstein- Husband, Lover and Father · · Score: 1

    Its easy for geeks to take the moral high ground since nobody would ever sleep with them much less get married. Here's to knocking off a peice!

  17. Re:Does it have the part where he fucks his cousin on Einstein- Husband, Lover and Father · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    By your rational marrying your sister would be okay if you never met her before (adopted, whatever). Pretty creepy if you ask me.

  18. Ill fucker on Einstein- Husband, Lover and Father · · Score: -1, Troll

    I would fuck his cousin too but necrophilia is illegal.

  19. Re:BREAKING NEWS on Physicists Find Users Uninterested After 36 Hours · · Score: 1

    mods, use your points here

  20. Re:maybe because it's not "news" anymore? on Physicists Find Users Uninterested After 36 Hours · · Score: 1

    Maybe because it is not on the news.google or news.yahoo pages any more? I don't see how you can call this disinterest.

  21. Re:Small Scale on Stephen Hawking Asks The Internet a Question · · Score: 1

    A certain percentage of the population has a high resistance to radiation damage. Radioactive contamination won't wipe everyone out.

  22. Re:Small Scale on Stephen Hawking Asks The Internet a Question · · Score: 1

    Calculations suggest that a total nuclear exchange with the USSR during the hight of the cold war would of killed only a third of the worlds population. 'Survive' is a mighty broad term. Would it be possible to eradicate the entire human race?

  23. Re:And the FBI agreed to this? on FBI Password Database Compromised by Consultant · · Score: 5, Insightful

    The flip side to the dumb arbitraryness of govt work is that you will never get in trouble if you follow the rules. This guy should of just billed the extra time to set up printers and been happy he had a job. What an idiot.

  24. Re:Seamonkey vs. Firefox/Thunderbird on Q&A with Firefox's Blake Ross · · Score: 1

    I call these 'Heisenbugs'

  25. Re:No F*cking Way on New Human-Powered World Hour Record · · Score: 1

    What has also been missed is that recumbants don't perform very well in the mountains.