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  1. Re:6 Million "Illegal Downloaders" in the UK on UK Government To Terminate File Sharers' Net Access · · Score: 0

    So what on Earth has made you think that they will stop taking their money? It says something of internet connection termination and *not* the contract termination ....

  2. Re:Isn't it 'ECMA'? on Promise of OOXML Oversight By ISO Falls Through · · Score: 0

    or YMCA?

  3. And a dialog pops up .... on Backing Up Your Brain · · Score: 0

    saying: All your brains are belongs to us!

  4. Penny stock? on US Pennies To Be Worth Five Cents? · · Score: 0

    The spammers will get rich on this one.

  5. Re:A Pilot and His Dog on Unpiloted Passenger Jet Tests · · Score: 0

    No, it will be a pilot and a pig. The pig will operate the electronics. The pilot's task will be to feed the pig and keep the fingers off the controls. Both genetically modified ....

  6. Re:On The Origin of Slashies... on Breakthrough In Human Genetics · · Score: 0

    Spontaneously arisen from Dharmadhatu.

  7. Re:Politically interesting in the US, too. on China and Russia to Launch Joint Mars Mission · · Score: 0

    Not only a religious fundamentalism syndrome. Try A. Bierce: IDIOT, n. A member of a large and powerful tribe whose influence in human affairs has always been dominant and controlling. The Idiot's activity is not confined to any special field of thought or action, but "pervades and regulates the whole." He has the last word in everything; his decision is unappealable. He sets the fashions and opinion of taste, dictates the limitations of speech and circumscribes conduct with a dead-line.

  8. Re:Never going to happen on Is Simplified Spelling Worth Reform? · · Score: 0

    newspell for newspeak.

  9. Re:Hope for Earth's lowest? on Patient Revives After 19 Years By Rewiring Brain · · Score: 0

    The article does not state that the medicine curing stupidity was found ...

  10. Re:This is... on Chinese Mathematicians Prove Poincare Conjecture · · Score: 0

    Everyone knows the final answer is 42, then why bother?

  11. Re:Doesn't help fight terrorism on AT&T Seeks to Hide Spy Docs · · Score: 0

    Your case is hopeless. No medicine against stupidity invented yet.

  12. Maybe .... on UK Parliament to be Made Redundant? · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Could it be that they plan to outsource these jobs? To India?

  13. Re:It's NOT a "Boombox" on Mac Mini and iPod Hi-Fi Over-Hyped? · · Score: 0

    It has nothing to do with levels. I'm careful enough about my (terribly expensive) hi-fi. I would hear it distort, believe me. It's the compression. We have a truely high end CD and SACD reproduction chain, Once you've heard this you'll see that the sound is crap. Total crap. Maybe comparable to a $30 el cheapo DVD player, but to call "hi-fi" anything having it in the chain is a huge overstatement.

  14. Re:It's NOT a "Boombox" on Mac Mini and iPod Hi-Fi Over-Hyped? · · Score: 0

    Home stereo. Reinvented. Right. A friend of mine brought his iPod a while ago and we hooked it up to my home stereo system. The sound was total crap. I would not dare to call it hi-fi. And I cannot imagine that some cheap electronics and loudspeakers can make it sound like hi-fi. No way. But then it might just be my amp & electrostatic loudspeakers revealing how bad it really sounds.

  15. Re:How could this possibly prevent a "dark age"? on OpenDocument Alliance to Fight Digital Dark Age · · Score: 0

    Carving in stone seems to be the best long term solution provided the library does not get nuked.

  16. and the new search engine will be named .... on Microsoft Claims Worlds Best Search Engine Soon · · Score: 0

    Alta Vista :-)

  17. Oops! on NASA Detects Nearby Mystery Explosion · · Score: 0

    there goes my storage with sh*tload of photon torpedoes .... Damn Klingons.

  18. Audiophile? on iTunes Music Store hits Billionth Download · · Score: 0

    Hardly.

  19. IBM 1130 on What Was Your First Computer? · · Score: 0

    with 32kB RAM!

  20. Re:funny on New RIAA/MPAA "Customary Historic Use" Plan · · Score: 0

    not yet ... but they will be able soon to throw people in prisons doing slave labour to boost local economy.

  21. Re:The Other Way Around? on NYC Subway Cell Service, No Cell-Related Cancer · · Score: 0

    I would be very interested to see who sponsored this research. Then assess the validity of the results - take nothing for granted 'cause it's a scientific study - reminds me of the old joke: What is the difference between a diplomat and a lady? When a diplomat says "yes", he means "maybe". When saying "maybe", means "no". If he says "no", he isn't a diplomat. When a lady says "no", means "maybe". Saying "maybe" means "yes". If she says "yesy", she's not a lady. Can be applied to scientific research too.

  22. Re:Windows Major Foul-Up on Windows XP Flaw 'Extremely Serious' · · Score: 0

    Assume this sheds a new light on the ODF crap that Microsoft is trying to sell - who says that the same does not apply to their Office formats ? :-)

  23. Now hear this .... on OpenOffice Bloated? · · Score: 0

    "Most of that massive speed difference is due to XML being very processor intensive, but Microsoft still handles its own XML files about 7 times faster than OpenOffice.org handles OpenDocument ODS format and uses far less memory than OpenOffice.org."
    Smell a troll here? This aims toward the M$ own XML format being "more efficient" than open XML based format? And using less memory? Bet it is a 10-byte document when opening 7x faster & using much less RAM :-)

  24. AMD will produce the Cell on AMD Lures IBM Veteran to Lead Chip Design · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I bet AMD will produce the Cell chips.

  25. Is it necessary? on Microsoft To Add A Black Box To Windows · · Score: 1

    I mean after a couple of years of development, thorough testing and bringing out the most professional cool software in the world? Microsoft should pay the users for that information; not make them pay for beta-quality software :-(