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  1. I would like focus on quality on Beyond Nobel, Hard Drives Get Smart · · Score: 1

    And not quantity. Basically something that has a bit more longevity and preferably less moving parts. Or in case the moving parts break, you could just replace them while keeping the "pieces" that store the actual data.

  2. Re:History is written by the winners on Attack of the Evil Monkeys From Hell · · Score: 1

    It's like dodgeball, except one of the teams isn't allowed to hit the other one. They're only winners because of artifical limitations put on the humans by other humans not because of any innate superiority.

  3. Re:Subscribe the monkeys to Slashdot on Attack of the Evil Monkeys From Hell · · Score: 2, Funny

    What if they pick up programming?

  4. Re:Zonk should know better by now. on Merely Cloaking Data May Be Incriminating? · · Score: 1

    Reminds of the whole "OF" fiasco. I have english as my second language, so i'm bound to make other kinds of mistake instead, but damn i don't replace "have" with "of" when i write. ("He would of won", "They could of given me the keys to their house") To make it worse, this seems to be getting more and more popular, and it makes me cringe every time i read it.

  5. Re:BASIC MEDICAL NEEDS ARE COMMUNISM!!!!11 on Bill To Outlaw Genetic Discrimination In US · · Score: 1

    Is "pinko" slang for homosexual or smth?

  6. Re:some thoughts on Bill To Outlaw Genetic Discrimination In US · · Score: 1

    What about at gunpoint? USA is the land of weapons, isn't it? I think they should be used for something good.

  7. Re:Really? on Grannies and Pirated Software · · Score: 1

    Read gp again. What he said was basically that artists don't get any of the money from settlements because it's not in their contracts. They get money for sold CDs and for concerts, but not for settlements.

  8. Re:What if it went in to a loop on Mining Neologisms from Wikipedia · · Score: 1

    That's ALMOST as bad as when people use "of" instead of "have". Ie: "I would of been rich by now if i hadn't..."

  9. Re:What other side of the coin? on AP Looks at Piracy, Misses the Point · · Score: 1

    Allofmp3.com

  10. Re:The only result of profiling.. on Western Union Blocking Money Transfers to Arabs · · Score: 1

    Like Jennifer Government...

  11. Re:Never going to happen on Is Simplified Spelling Worth Reform? · · Score: 1

    Worse yet is when people use OF instead of HAVE.
    "He would of won"
    "We should of seen it coming"
    etc. etc.

  12. Re:What other side of the coin? on AP Looks at Piracy, Misses the Point · · Score: 1

    You have a point, and that point is that many artist WANT to see their stuff spread around even if they don't get paid for it.

    HOWEVER. And this point is VERY important. Not many artists would like to see OTHER PEOPLE selling their stuff without their permission and making money off of it.

  13. Re:Damn typical slashdot stories on Patient Revives After 19 Years By Rewiring Brain · · Score: 1

    It's Rokku that must be stopped!

  14. Re:The business model works on BPI Sue AllOfMp3 In British Courts · · Score: 1

    I pick honest piracy over leeches any day.

  15. Re:So this is like... on ISPs to Create Database to Combat Child Porn · · Score: 1

    Not if the seller is operating from a country where production is legal.

  16. Re:Computer-generated images will win out on ISPs to Create Database to Combat Child Porn · · Score: 2, Interesting

    It's a win-win scenario for politicians. Banning non-realistic drawings/animations of minors has two advantages:
    1: It is nearly impossible to argue in defense of the material without looking like a pedophile supporter
    2: It makes something harmless into another crime for which you can arrest people randomly.

    Thomas Bodström (the swedish minister of justice who was behind the Piratebay raid fiasco) recently proposed a law here in Sweden that would allow the police to spy on people's surfing habits and install trojans on their computers. If anything criminal was found it would be valid evidence against the target in question. Combine this with the above law and you could essentially jail anyone with a reasonably sized hentai collection at will. If they don't have hentai, then they have mp3s, or something else. Bestiality, necrophilia. Perhaps some snuff. Then again, cartoon child porn is worse than snuff, yeah right.

  17. Re:Horror PC Games on Being Scared in Games is Needed · · Score: 1

    System Shock 2 is pure gold. Too bad that the last level was a bit boring, everything else was excellent...

    Engineering deck still haunts me.

  18. Re:This can be a problem on ISPs to Create Database to Combat Child Porn · · Score: 1

    And with that... You would illegalize almost all hentai every created.

  19. Re:The big problem on ISPs to Create Database to Combat Child Porn · · Score: 1

    There is only one way to accidentally sumble upon child porn and that's by link surfing. Following a link from one porn site to another porn site to another porn site until you stumble upon it.

    That, or visiting usenet and/or some questionable p2p networks.

  20. Re:So much potential for abuse on ISPs to Create Database to Combat Child Porn · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Once it's been proven that you were innocent. Kill some cops. Preferably one of those who raided you:
    Murdering is a lot cooler than child porn so you'll get treated a lot better in prison. Your kids will probably brag about it in school.
    And you'll get a nice headline. Remember, murdering is always better than downloading child porn.

  21. Then raise age of consent! on Immaturity Level Rising in Adults · · Score: 1

    If people are less mature then we must obviously protect them by raising age of consent. What should we decide on this time? 25? 30?

    Think of the children!

  22. Re:So? on EU Officials Cautious on AntiTrust Issues · · Score: 1

    "I'm OK with DRM staying around, if it's what the free market decides it can live with."

    The free market can't make a decision on the quality of a product when they're not INFORMED about the product in question. One excellent example is region coding. It doesn't affect many, but some people are affected by it. Nearly no one except those who are affected by it even know what it IS. This is because the movie companies have no interest in informing their customers about this fact. The free market stops working when there is little to no information for the potential customer to judge the product.

  23. Re:Remember Iran: on Labs Compete to Build New Nuclear Bomb · · Score: 1

    Ah yes. We can THREAT to nuke an entire country (i accept that as a perfectly valid form of warfare), but should be actually DO it?

  24. Re:Worthless weapons on The Downfall of the Thief Series · · Score: 1

    Oh. Good point. I didn't think of that, but you're right. Arrows can only insta-kill in stealth mode.

  25. Re:Worthless weapons on The Downfall of the Thief Series · · Score: 3, Informative

    In both Thief and Thief 2 and arrow is enough to kill any enemy with a well aimed shot. Exceptions are Burricks and those metal beasts in Thief 2.