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  1. Re:Here's a cool link for Mr Robot on Defend Yourself in the Imminent Robot Rebellion · · Score: 1

    Of course, zombie robot pirate ninjas always follow the Geneva conventions...

  2. Re:I must have missed something (mod parent up) on Is There Such A Thing As A Final Cut? · · Score: 1

    Hey mods, the parent appears to be accurate and the story's submitter's info a little off.

    As the parent says, IMDB shows no mention of removal of this song. And a few minutes of googling, including a check of Snopes, shows no evidence of this removal.

  3. Re:WTF is Standford University? on Engineers Report Breakthrough in Laser Beam Tech · · Score: 1

    It's right down the street from those three electronics factories: Magnetbox, Panaphonics, and Sorny.

  4. Re:article cliff notes... on Which CPU Is Tops in Price/Performance? · · Score: 1

    To at least make the article into one continuous stretch of nothing, rather than nothing broken by ads every so often, click here for the printer-friendly version.

  5. Re:Cultural greed on 419 Emails From A Cultural Perspective · · Score: 1
    In Canada it would take about 5 Earths* to sustain our current level of consumption.

    Can you explain further? This sentence doesn't seem to make any sense to me.

    Is that because of:
    • Currency conversion between US and CDN?
    • Metric vs. English?
    • Is this just a play on the standard In Soviet Russia thing?
    • Something else that makes sense?
  6. Re:How about good habits on M.I.T. Explains Why Bad Habits Are Hard to Break · · Score: 1

    Dogmatixpsych seems to have nailed the science end of this. I'd just like to add some anecdotal evidence.

    According to me: Hell yes, the good habits ingrain themselves as well. If not, I would go back to bed at 5:30 every morning rather than staggering downstairs and getting on my bike for an hour. It seems to be doing those things long enough to make them a habit that's the kicker.

  7. Re:Link issue? (mod parent topical?) on The Revolution Begins Now · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Moderations like on the parent are what made me choose this nick.

    To over-explain, typically in a post here, when a link is not what it's described as, it goes to something scary and upsetting, such as goatse.

    As this was an article at Gamasutra rather than the expected and described 1up link, I jokingly asked if that were going to become par for the course.

    So no, it's not off-topic, and yes, my nickname has once again been validated.
    -FTM

  8. Link issue? on The Revolution Begins Now · · Score: 1, Funny

    So is Gamasutra the new goatse?

  9. Re:We Vote For these People? on States Planning to Require License to Sell on EBay · · Score: 1

    I know it routinely gets abused, but wouldn't selling to people in other states fall under the interstate commerce clause and therefore not be addressed by the tenth amendment?

  10. Re:AAA batteries and Longer life on New iPods on the Horizon · · Score: 1

    I heartily second the minidisc option. Yes, the software blows.

    But the battery life is incredible. I use mine biking and snowboarding, and change the battery maybe twice a year. Plus, it's survived horrible yard-sale-style boarding crashes as well as being dropped onto concrete several times.

    Now if someone would just hack together a nicer interface for putting songs on MD devices...

  11. Re:What, no Gaffer Tape? on Good bye Dark Matter, Hello General Relativity · · Score: 1

    It's obvious, isn't it?

    The link between dark matter/relativity/donuts/whatever and gaff tape must be some sort of cosmic leatherman.

    C'mon folks, what do you think Occam's frickin' razor actually is anyway?

  12. Re:Studio Musicians on Dissecting Songs Down to Their 'Musical Genome' · · Score: 1

    Just to echo your Billy Ray point, I saw the same thing happen with Puddle of Mudd, except the rest of the band didn't even make it out for a summer tour. Just the singer/songwriter.

  13. Re:So we wants Ender's Game to by like this. on Orson Scott Card Reviews Everything · · Score: 1

    For everyone else who's stumped by this, the director apparently wanted Everett McGill, but got Bruce McGill instead.

  14. Re:Respect? nope gone.. on Orson Scott Card Reviews Everything · · Score: 1

    Yes, OSC is a batshit fascist asshat.
    Yes, Ender's Game is still worth a read.

    Just do like the AC earlier in this thread suggested and:

    ...just pretend that Card died in a car crash mere seconds after finishing the final draft of Ender's Game and he never wrote anything else.

  15. Re:Firefly on Serenity Opens Today · · Score: 1

    OT, yes, and sounding somewhat trollish, but Fox has not seen the error of their ways yet with Family Guy, the error being that they brought it back.

    I've tried to watch it a few times and always found it gratingly annoying.
    OTOH, other staples of a geeky animation diet, such as Futurama, I do enjoy.

  16. Re:Music exces are idiots on Music Industry Threatens to Pull Plug on Apple · · Score: 2, Funny



    This just another attempt of theirs to eschew their customers...

    Methinks you misspelled screw.

    </spelling nazi>

  17. Re:Maybe the developers are reading our responses. on World of Warcraft Interview "Responses" · · Score: 1

    Guess I should have been more specific.

    By single player, I meant not logging on at all, zero MMO, just an RPG. I imagine the programming to bring all the logic onto one computer rather than relying on serverside information would be some work, but the art and game content are already there. They would just need to repackage it in an offline form.

  18. Maybe the developers are reading our responses. on World of Warcraft Interview "Responses" · · Score: 1

    Maybe they're miffed at how this was sanitized and willing to spend some time as ACs actually answering.
    With that hope, I'll repost my question which was posted way too late for the original question batch:

    What about single player?

    Sounds odd, but hear me out:

    I'm not a huge fan of MMO's, but I've played a couple (EQ & CoH). How hard would it be to package the world and soloable quests into a single player, non-online game?

    Why don't MMO's offer this as an introductory experience? If people like the single player, they could upgrade to the online, monthly-fee system.

    And those of us with severely limited gaming time could play offline, alone, at our own pace. All while making Blizzard money off an already-developed product.


    C'mon devs, we know you're reading this.
    Shoot us some AC answers!

  19. Re:It's about time that... on Red Hat and HP Establish Linux Storage Lab · · Score: 2, Informative

    I think Wal-mart tried this and was strong-armed by M$soft.

    Evil though the Walton empire may be, they are still selling systems with no os.

  20. Re:What does this have to do with flammable gas? on Computer Security Still Totally Inadequate · · Score: 1

    ...Hydrogenous network...

    I'm guessing the right interpretation is somewhere between hydrogenous and heterogenous:

    We need partially hydrogenated networks. That way, when some machines get infected, we can simply blow them up.
    Or ignore them and eat chips.

  21. Re:semi-off topic: intelliTXT on S3 Graphics Comes out of Hiding with Chrome20 · · Score: 1

    Contextclick.com is another shining example of this that you ought to block.

  22. Re:Meh... on Refilling Ink Cartridges Now a Crime? · · Score: 1



    Q: How do you recycle a condom?

    A: You shake the fuck out of it.

    </oldbadjoke>

  23. Re:They're moving on? on BitTorrent's Loss is eDonkey's Gain? · · Score: 1

    True. And that first year of eDonkey was absolutely badass. The speed was unbelievable.

  24. Re:They're moving on? on BitTorrent's Loss is eDonkey's Gain? · · Score: 1
    Funny, I thought they started with sneakernet and bit nibblers on Apple II's and C64's then moved on in this order:
    1. BBS
    2. FTP
    3. IRC
    4. Usenet
    5. Napster
    6. Kazaa/WinMX/Gnutella/etc.
    7. Edonkey
    8. Bittorrent
    9. Emule
    10. Usenet
    11. Rent & Rip
    12. Sneakernet
    So when's the new BBS phase starting?
  25. Re:Bar codes aren't going anywhere. on The End of the Bar Code · · Score: 1


    ...might be useful for large palettes
    So I can use a computer to tell me where my burnt umber is?
    How about pallets?
    </Word Usage Nazi>