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  1. Re:I'll buy that piece of paper with some chocolat on Write Down Your Passwords · · Score: 0

    If you have a few hundred extra, sure.

  2. Re:Ok. on Write Down Your Passwords · · Score: 0

    I'll take bets that at LEAST 50 people that see that will actually try to log into /. as you :)

  3. Re:I'll buy that piece of paper with some chocolat on Write Down Your Passwords · · Score: 0

    My friend has something like this, but a little more secure. For about $80 CAD, you can get one just like his. What is it? A fingerprint scanner.

    When he has a login anywhere, instead of Firefox typign it on pageload, he just pushes his finger onto the pad. Chances of someone faking his hand?
    Let's just say low.

  4. Re:And how... on Push a Button, Land on a Carrier · · Score: -1, Troll

    True, but I don't see a lot of geek content here, just American type propaganda.

  5. And how... on Push a Button, Land on a Carrier · · Score: 0, Troll

    Not trying to troll, but how is this "News for Nerds."?

  6. Re:Whoa, custom on Google's New Personalized Homepage · · Score: 1

    That was the inbox link I tried...

  7. Re:Whoa, custom on Google's New Personalized Homepage · · Score: 1

    I tried the Inbox link, and it worked fine for me (Firefox)

  8. Internet Sluts on Cybernetic System to Allow Physical Interaction · · Score: 1

    Wow, now those internet sluts can REALLY get around.

  9. /.'d on A Pistol Mouse for Your Fragging Pleasure · · Score: 1

    Got Walmart? Both server's /.'d already.

  10. Re:Zzzzzz. Wake me up on Open source Java? · · Score: 1

    Hmm, yes, good point. I wasn't thinking of "free" in that context.

  11. Re:Zzzzzz. Wake me up on Open source Java? · · Score: 1

    ...How isn't Java free right now?

  12. Re:WWF on New Rodent Species Found · · Score: 1

    Note: Original WWF was World Wildlife Foundation.

    The World Wrestling Federation was sued by them, and they are now the WWE.

    No wrestling here.

  13. Amazing... on New Rodent Species Found · · Score: -1, Troll

    Simply amazing. Millions of scientists working around the clock for years, and they can't find a Rodent? Is this considered a big accomplishment? And why are we exploring the stars if we can't even find rodent's on earth?

  14. Re:Virus that pummels users into submission on Testing Out Cell-Phone Viruses on a Prius · · Score: 1

    I used to think this as well, until the other day at school when we were imaging computers (ie. copying the entire contents of a HD to the rest of the lab).

    The computers are a few years old, and some of them have bad floppy drives. After a successful image, we needed to change each computers network id using a program called SID Changer off of a Floppy disk. On a few of the computers, the program would fail, giving the typical MS-DOS error (Abort/Retry/Fail). Frustrated, I hit r a bunch of times, and lo and behold, it worked. Testing this on a few other computers, I found this to work about half the time. Wow! Just goes to prove something we all thought was a joke isn't...

  15. Re:Sooooo on Security Fears Over Google Accelerator · · Score: 1

    Not if you saw the screenys. There was one with 4 or 5 different people's name etc.

  16. Re:Standard comments on First 96-Node Desktop Cluster Ships · · Score: 1

    No, you missed something about "I, for one, welcome our new -insert comment here- overloards"

  17. Re:Once again... on Mars Express Begins Search for Water on Mars · · Score: 1

    I was under the impression that /. REPOSTED stories, not repoted them.

  18. Re:Music.... on Space Elevator Group to Open Nanotube Factory · · Score: 1

    That's half the point.
    Just to get into it you'd have to be pretty insane. And besides, the cost of this undertaking would make the need for commercials COMPLETLY neccesary.

  19. Music.... on Space Elevator Group to Open Nanotube Factory · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Now, are they going to continue on with ok, but slightly annoying elevator music, or can you choose? Might be interesting to promote new bands etc...

    Who am I kididng? It's going to be annoying, repetitive crap.

  20. Re:Great move on Dutch Pass iPod Tax · · Score: 1

    Probably both.

  21. Re:Great move on Dutch Pass iPod Tax · · Score: 2

    I understand your standpoint, but think about it. Most of the money from this will go towards the major artist's, who just happen to be the major supporters of this.

    The vast majority of this "tax" will be given to the millionaires, not the needy musician. Unfair? Yes. Life? Yes. Bloody stupid? Yes.

  22. Re:what a fucking gay name on Microsoft to Introduce PDF competitor 'Metro' · · Score: 1

    Microsoft likes to use XML for EVERYTHING.

    Not just word, but their brand new copy of VNC (but watered down 100x), Remote Assistance. When you create a support file for someone to open, that's XML. This IS handy though, when you're on a LAN, you need to change the LAN IP to an actual IP, and because of this format it is easy :).

  23. Re:Holding Out? on Branden Robinson Lays Down the Law at Debian · · Score: 2, Interesting

    You make a good point, that is, a lot of people donate with a certain aspect in mind.

    Why don't they make a form for you to fill out along with your donation. This goes into a poll, with 1 vote for every dollar or something spent.
    That way, they can prioritize what the people who fund them want. Everyones happy!

  24. DUPE on Hibernation on Demand · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Depe of >UR:http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/ 04/22/0228226&tid=191&tid=14>

  25. Re:Why the code was hidden... on Computers in Space Examined · · Score: 1

    Or they just sent up some dumb expendable grunt.

    But who knows....