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  1. Re:Live at school on 7 Myths About The Challenger Disaster · · Score: 1

    4th grade here. We were all gathered in the school 'lobby' in front of the gym where they had a TV set up on an A/V cart. I think what upset all the kids the most was the reactions from the teachers. At that age it was hard to comprehend that 7 people just died. (Or were falling to their deaths, what the fuck ever, this author should be modded -1, Pedantic). But when an elementary student sees Mr. Johnson tearing up, they know SOMETHING is very, very wrong.

  2. Re:Not surprised on Britons Unconvinced on Evolution · · Score: 1

    "that damn spaghetti monster" Yarrrgh! May ye fer'ever be crushed by His giant meatball!

  3. Re:Et tu, Britannia? on Britons Unconvinced on Evolution · · Score: 1

    Arrrgh! That should be "Evolutionist Zealots". Yarrrgh!

  4. Re:Et tu, Britannia? on Britons Unconvinced on Evolution · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The Flying Spaghetti Monster agrees with you LoyalOpposition. These "Creationist Zealots" are waaay too close minded. I mean, what makes more sense: "Natural selection" (yeah right) or His Noodly Appendage? I think the answer is clear. And delicious.

    Yarrrgh!

  5. Re:An interesting story... on Britons Unconvinced on Evolution · · Score: 1

    What?!? Everything in the Christian bible can't be taken as literal absolute truth?? You've warped my fragile little mind! *shock* *horror* *gasp*

  6. Re:Et tu, Britannia? on Britons Unconvinced on Evolution · · Score: 1

    "In fact you started as a single cell"

    Oh yeah??? Prove it! What if he doesn't believe he started out as a single cell? Were you there to witness it? I think not! Q.E.D.

    That's the problem trying to argue facts with people who think in beliefs and feelings. You can't win. Heck, they even get wood (http://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/01 /25/1311231) when they rationalize away your arguments.

  7. Re:Scott McClellan would be a great case study on Both Parties Ignore the Facts · · Score: 1

    Notice you never see him from the waist down during those conferences? If rationalizing conflicting information stimulates pleasure centers in your brain, I'm guessing he's sportin' one heck of an erection...

  8. Re:Regular Guy + Anonymity + Audience on Penny Arcade Speaks at MIT · · Score: 1

    Who'd think you could define Slashdot with such an elegant formula?

  9. Re:Leaks? I'll show you LEAKS! on IE7 Leaked · · Score: 1

    WTF, how is this a troll?? Kudos mods! /sarcasm

  10. Re:It's not the price, it's the protection. on Industry Asks Gamers To Pay More · · Score: 1

    10 minutes, really? I've never seen HL2 take more than a minute to start up.

  11. Re:Leaks? I'll show you LEAKS! on IE7 Leaked · · Score: 0, Troll

    To leak it would have to not return some RAM after the app is closed. I've not seen that behavior in Firefox at all.

  12. Re:Worst idea ever in a mmorpg more like it. on World of Warcraft AQ Gates Open! · · Score: 1

    Sucks to be you. My server (Blackhand) is running like a champ.

  13. Re:Capitalism on The Future of e-Commerce and e-Information? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Not everything in life is about competing. Christ, I swear that there are some capitalists who'd love to license and market the very air we breathe.

    Genius! You're on to something here. Why should everyone have free use of the oxygen created by trees on privately owned land? I'm thinking an annual 'oxygen tax' for everyone on the planet that will payout to landowners based on how much forest they own. This is also the solution to global deforestation! Why slash and burn when you can kick back and let the cash roll in? (you know, just like welfare!)

  14. Whenever you feel like it on When Should You Stop Support for Software? · · Score: 1

    Heck, my MP3 player's (DRM'd to hell) software only supports Windows XP. And that's even with a sticker on the box that says it will run with Win2k! So the answer is: Support whatever you feel like, you can even lie about it on the box.

    On a related note: Anyone know how to hack a Creative Zen so it can be accessed as a universal mass storage device?

  15. See it for yourself on NASA Warns of Cluttered Space · · Score: 5, Informative

    Java based orbit tracker courtesy of NASA:

    http://science.nasa.gov/Realtime/JTrack/3D/JTrack3 D.html

  16. Re:Multi Channel on Digital Music Sales Skyrocket in 2005 · · Score: 1

    Oh good god! We've lost another one to Creative Labs' marketing!

    Quick son! Repeat after me: "I only have two ears. I only have two ears. I only have two ears." Good, just keep that up until we can get you to a deprogramming facility.

  17. What's that smell? on Building the Godzilla of PVRs · · Score: 1

    Mmmmm, the blog server smells like burning.

  18. Re:Simple fix on The Backhoe, The Internet's Natural Enemy · · Score: 1

    The trouble is you can only trench as deep as you can dig. That's the dilema. If you deprive backhoes of their prey, they WILL start digging deeper. :)

  19. (OT) nice username on The Backhoe, The Internet's Natural Enemy · · Score: 1

    Hehe, nice username BushCheney08! :)

  20. That needs to be on a t-shirt! on The Backhoe, The Internet's Natural Enemy · · Score: 1

    My coworkers thought I was choking when I read the headline. This needs to be on a t-shirt, STAT! Something I can get on the ThinkGeek store or something. A profile of a backhoe with "The Internet's Natural Enemy" under it. LOL!

  21. Re:Eh.. on Intel Loses Market Share to AMD · · Score: 1

    It's a perfect example of the amount of bamboozling a good marketing campaign can generate. Textbook example, actually.

  22. Re:I can't even tell WTF is going on on Intel Loses Market Share to AMD · · Score: 1

    You stopped paying attention to the hardware market and now you're annoyed because you don't know what's going on in the hardware market?

    If you don't care, don't get annoyed about it. If you want to know but just fell behind, Tom's Hardware, Ars Technica and Anandtech have good articles to get you up to speed. If you're annoyed because you want to know but don't want to do any reading, well, I can't help you there.

  23. Re:Affordable 64-bit on Intel Loses Market Share to AMD · · Score: 1

    Of course as it stands right now "64-bit" is a marketing gimmick. It doesn't increase gaming or desktop performance at ALL. If you're running a SQL server and need 16GB of RAM or something, then yeah, a 64-bit system is what you need. But Quake 4 will NOT run faster with a 64 bit CPU.

    I'm a huge AMD fan (hell I have 4 AMD PCs in my house), but there seems to be a perception that 64 automatically is better. Well, IF your OS supports it AND your peripherals support it AND your drivers support it AND the app you're running supports it you MIGHT get performance gains, depending on what you're doing.

  24. Re:Marketing misstep? on Intel Loses Market Share to AMD · · Score: 1

    LOL, another analogy down in flames. What if they both weigh the same and the 12,000 RPM moter runs hotter and burns more gas? :)

  25. Re:Intel plays it smart. on Intel Loses Market Share to AMD · · Score: 2, Informative

    Umm, where did you get your numbers? Intel's market cap is $136.56B and AMD's is $15.06B. Intel is a mammoth company, but the issue here is their current product line is measurably weaker than AMD's.

    With regards to competition - I want to build a PC. I can build an Intel based box or an AMD based box. How is that not competition? Do you think consumers think "Wellll, the AMD CPU is faster, cooler and cheaper, but boy their market cap just isn't impressive enough."?