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  1. Vicious on Researchers Create Radio Controlled Humans · · Score: 1
    4) How many processes does it startup on boot?

    one to reclaim its file associations every 20 seconds. one to keep a tray icon visible at all times. one to check for updates. and one that sends "usage statistics" back to Real. all 4 are added to the startup registry everytime the player is launched.
    Holy shit man. That's worse than some of the spyware I've had to remove. I hope you can easily uninstall it.
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  2. Mod parent up on Is It Wrong to Love Microsoft? · · Score: 1

    Seriously blows the GP out of the water, and is very informative.
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  3. Don't bother with it. on Is It Wrong to Love Microsoft? · · Score: 1

    It doesn't matter, they modded your broken post up anyways. That means they either read your mind, or didn't understand it at all.
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  4. Re:Damn IT!!!!!! on Slashback: Randomness, Donations, Ramp · · Score: 1
    brontosaurus
    [...]
    brontasaurus
    Sure you don't mean brontesaurus?
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  5. Re:Mindtrap on Cosmic Rays Could Kill Astronauts Visiting Mars · · Score: 1

    The dog is on fire.
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  6. Re:Easy Solution on Cosmic Rays Could Kill Astronauts Visiting Mars · · Score: 1
    What about when you run out [of water]?

    Then you'd better be really freakin' close to Earth, or you've got bigger problems than having cancer in ten years.
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  7. Re:Baseball? on Why Bill Gates Wants 3,000 New Patents · · Score: 1
    Have you even seen a group of fans stoic during an exciting event?
    Golf.
  8. Re:while you were all posting, i patented these :) on Microsoft Frowned at for Smiley Patent · · Score: 1

    (|<( ^-^)>=|::::::>
    Defend-the-Taco Kirby
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  9. Me. on Thompson Goes After Sims 2 Nudity · · Score: 1

    First they came for the Jews
    and I did not speak out--because I was not a Jew.
    Then they came for the communists
    and I did not speak out--because I was not a communist.
    Then they came for the trade unionists
    and I did not speak out--because I was not a trade unionist.
    Then they came for me--
    and there was no one left to speak out for me.

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  10. Re:Conflict with "Windows Vista". on U.S. Government Crafted OSS · · Score: 1
    Veal

    Nah, they'd lose the Vegan and Animal Rights markets.
  11. Re:Statistics that don't agree? on Google's Share of Searches Falling? Or Increasing? · · Score: 1
    perhaps the summer time is a time when normal people are out swimming and vacationing and not googling for whatever they needed to know

    Actually, I do more Googling in the summer, because I actually have time to use the computer instead of going to school, doing homework, studying, etc.
  12. Re:Heh, nice! on Top 10 Web Fads · · Score: 2, Informative
    Killing sprees are for kills over time, Multikills are for when you kill multiple people quickly or at once.

    Killing sprees:
    1. Killing Spree - 5
    2. Rampage - 10
    3. Dominating - 15
    4. Unstoppable - 20
    5. Godlike - 25
    6. Wicked Sick - 30
    7. Motherfucker - 35?

    Multikills:
    1. Double - 2
    2. Multi - 3
    3. Mega - 4
    4. Ultra - 5
    5. Monster - 6
    6. Ludicrous - 7
    7. Holy Shit - 8

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  13. Re:Need a catchy name for Resident Evil 5 on Resident Evil 5 Details · · Score: 1
    Resident Evil: How to beat a dead horse
    You mean "Final Fantasy: How to beat a dead horse"
    Resident Evil: Hot having to stand while you shoot action
    You've never fired a gun, have you?
    Resident Evil: I get it they are fucking zombies
    Actually, in RE4, there were no zombies.
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  14. Re:I'm willing to bet RE5 will come to the Revolut on Resident Evil 5 Details · · Score: 1
    Geist - 8/15/2005
    I have been waiting on that game for
    so
    long.

    Fuck yeah!!!
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  15. Re:BF series=dumbness on Review: Battlefield 2 · · Score: 1
    Running in with guns blazing like the movies doesn't work. If you have played Call of Duty or Counterstrike this should be second nature to you.
    You think Counterstrike has realistic aiming? Nuh-uh.

    Check out the Red Orchestra mod for UT2004, it's a total conversion eastern front WWII mod. The guns & aiming are true to life - you have to compensate for drop over distance, you can't effectively shoot from the hip, you must use ironsights, there's realistic weapon sway that increases as you hold your gun up, and the weapon sounds are accurate. It's as close to firing the real guns as you can get without actually doing it.

    It's also more realistic than Call of Duty due to the annoying fact that in CoD, you usually have to shoot people more than once before they fall down.
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  16. Re:I love this game... on Review: Battlefield 2 · · Score: 1

    RIIIIDE INTOOOO THE DAAAAANGER ZOOOOONE!!!!
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  17. I also remap controls on Review: Battlefield 2 · · Score: 1

    I use ESDF. It's much better than WASD in my opinon, because you have quicker access to more buttons, and keeps your fingers on the home keys. It was also the default config for Tribes 2, which was the first FPS I played for any length of time.

    My usual setup:
    ESDF for movement
    G for grenade or throw gun (whichever applicable)
    B for mines
    H for beacons
    A for zoom
    T for zoom level or spray (w/a)
    V for voice menu
    Q for healthkit or use (w/a)
    W for switch weapon
    R for reload or pack (w/a)
    X and C for anything
    U for global chat and Y for team which is nice, because once you press it your right hand is on the home keys.

    Depending on what the stances are (sprint, crouch, prone, etc) I'll use Z, Ctrl, Shift, and Alt. I also use shift and control as modifiers if the game supports it (shift-g for max grenade throw, ctrl-g for drop grenade ammo, etc)
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  18. Re:Respond to THIS on TiVo Lets You Respond to Ads · · Score: 1

    My mom's over 40, drives a minivan, works as a teacher's aide for the school district, and listens to punk rock and metal. The other day I tried to turn down the radio in the van, and she said "No, I like this song". (Slipknot - Duality)
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  19. Re:Put the blame where it belongs. on Government Pressure on ESRB · · Score: 1

    I hate it when things like this get modded "Insightful" (I was trying to be funny) and things like this get modded "Troll", when it should have at least been "Informative".
    </complaint>

    By the way, I'm stealing your sig.
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  20. Re:Isn't the point on Linux Desktops in New Zealand Schools · · Score: 1
    See? It's all in how you look at it.
    I tilt my head and squint my eyes.
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  21. Re:More details on the exploit... on Firefox Greasemonkey Extension Security Problem · · Score: 1
    People who don't understand this security flaw need to SHUT THE FUCK UP.

    Greasemonkey 'adds' stuff to Javascript. Any page on the internet can use these additions.

    If you have Greasemonkey installed, and Javascript enabled (Greasemonkey is rather pointless without Javascript anyway.), you are at risk.

    You can't 'be safe' by only doing certain things, because the flaw is that any page on the internet can call Greasemonkey functions.
    Oh, okay. Thank you for correcting my ignorance. (I'm serious, guys. Don't mod me troll.)

    no one uses Greasemonkey on 'trusted' sites, we use(d) it to hack up stupid-ass pages that had eight square inch of content per page with the rest ads and fancy graphics.
    Incorrect, actually. I use it on lots of sites to enhance functionality. You'll notice my random signature at the bottom, but I've also got a script that allows me to collapse comment trees. I also have a number of other scripts I use on different websites, and I write my own from time to time (actually, I wrote a little of SlashdotRndSig).

    I can live without those, but I haven't uninstalled GM because I don't go anywhere that might do weird stuff to my computer, and when I do, I disable JS, Java, block Flash, and use Linux anyways. Sure, it's not "secure", but I think the risk isn't as bad as people make it out to be.
    It has nothing to do with you.
    Wrong, see above.
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  22. Re:lame summary on Summer FPS - Lazer Tag and Super Soaker · · Score: 1

    They assumed you would know to use super soaker outside, and they were just pointing out that with indoor lazer tag, you can pretty much just shoot into a doorway and hit everyone in the room.
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  23. Re:The next messge in the thread is worrisome on Firefox Greasemonkey Extension Security Problem · · Score: 2, Insightful
    Computers connected to the internet are "protected computers" under the statute. Crippling the software under the guise of an "update" is illegal.
    Like when Microsoft released Windows XP SP2 and broke everybody's internet applications?
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  24. Re:no, Time to stop browsing as root! on Firefox Greasemonkey Extension Security Problem · · Score: 1
    Guess it can't access "all" the files on my system then, can it?
    It can access your home directory.
    And anything else on your system that is even readable by you. Go browse the directory tree for a moment, and see all the fun places you can poke around in... /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall, things like that.
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  25. Re:More details on the exploit... on Firefox Greasemonkey Extension Security Problem · · Score: 1, Troll

    And then they'll get hold of the contents of your home directory!
    blah markov_chain other users spiff
    And then your directory!
    .bash_login .bash_logout .gaim .gnucash .kde .kde2 .mozilla bin doc
    What next? Your buddy list from Gaim? Your bank account from GnuCash? Your address book from Thunderbird? What other security holes you have in Firefox, from extensions? Something you wanted to keep secret in your documents?

    Linux is not always safe.
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