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  1. With a headline like that, I actually wondered.... on How To Protect Your Privacy and Make Money · · Score: 1

    ....if I'd ticked 'Ads Disabled'.

  2. Re:Close one on Australian Court Gives Green Light To Disconnect Pirates · · Score: 2, Funny

    Actually, it's in our constitution, verbatim:

    "Ye shall have the right to be judged two peers and the village idiot who dost equate the sharing of files with wagon theft."

  3. Re:Lunar Lander on X Prize $30 Million Robot Race To the Moon Is On · · Score: 1

    $20 million to send a robot with a camera to a recording studio in Pasadena?

    I'm game.

  4. Currently in development at Discovery Channel... on See How Tough Your Immune System is With "Blood Wars" · · Score: 2


    - White Blood Cells vs Predator
    - Deadliest Warrior: White Blood Cells or Roman Centurion
    - Jurassic Fight Club: White Blood Cells vs Stegosaurus

  5. Re:No Planescape references yet? on See How Tough Your Immune System is With "Blood Wars" · · Score: 3, Funny

    Geeze, what kind of geeks read slashdot these days?

    Realms fans, cutter.

  6. Re:Lets go to Mars instead. on Obama Calling For $53B For High Speed Rail · · Score: 1

    That's still thinking too small.

    High Speed Rail to Mars, FTW!

  7. Attn: Fox News on Obama Calling For $53B For High Speed Rail · · Score: 2

    I'm claiming "Obamarail (TM)".

  8. Re:Correct rulling on Feds Settle Case of Woman Fired Over Facebook Posts · · Score: 4, Informative

    As a union delegate, and I've defended a number of people who have had their jobs threatened because of status updates.

    Fortunately our courts (in Australia) have upheld that if it's in the public interest and truthful, it's fine. However, most people without strong representation who are unaware of their rights usually end up with formal warnings or fired.

  9. Re:Goes both ways? on Feds Settle Case of Woman Fired Over Facebook Posts · · Score: 1

    I hear Steve from Accounting goes both ways.

    Now I'm waiting for that call from HR.

  10. Maybe it's how I read it, but... on Verizon To Throttle High-Bandwidth Users · · Score: 0

    ...for a moment there I thought I could finally throw away all my choked-by-terrible-awful-service-provider-asphyxiation pr0n.

  11. Re:It's all about the quality. on Free Internet Porn Is Legal, Says California Appeals Court · · Score: 1

    That's not always true. Professional studios will often use shaky cam to capture that visceral feel.

    It works too. I hear a number of porno veterans walked out of Shaving Ryan's Privates.

  12. Re:I think I can speak for the collective internet on Free Internet Porn Is Legal, Says California Appeals Court · · Score: 2

    I speak for the collective internet.....2 minutes later.

    *FAP*

  13. My company tried it. Hilarity ensued. on Anniston, Alabama To Censor Employees' Facebook Pages · · Score: 3, Interesting

    It was slightly farcical. We argued that it was nothing defamatory and fair commentary. The next day, the entire department posted 'Company X's Media Policy is a joke' as their status.

    Of course, if they tried to monitor Slashdot comments, the entire IT department where I work is going to be looking for a job on Monday.

  14. Easiest Snub Ever on Blogger Sued By Restaurant For Bad Review · · Score: 2

    It's like I was a poor student and decided to boycott BMW and conflict diamonds.

    Yah. That'll learn 'em.

  15. I earned the title, thank you. on Geek Culture Will Never Die...or Be Popular · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I didn't slog through a future ruled by mutant-hating Sentinels, storm the beaches of Klendathu and brave the Three Terrors of the Fire Swamp so that some kid could pick up Halo and call himself a geek.

    When my party came back from the Temple of Elemental Evil, they spat on me.

  16. While geek culture may never die.... on Geek Culture Will Never Die...or Be Popular · · Score: 1

    .....studio executives, Uwe Boll, marketing, EA, hipsters, Comic Con and it's army of bored but attractive spokesmodels are taking it's retainer and giving it a fierce kicking.

    Maybe - just maybe - it will graduate and end up employing all these douchebags as Janitors.

  17. Re:Morons on EFF Uncovers Widespread FBI Intelligence Violations · · Score: 2

    .... it didn't occur to them that they might want to release this information on a slow news day as apposed to releasing it in the middle of the biggest story to hit the media in the past 2 years?

    I'm fairly certain it will be picked up. Most of the violations were by Special Agent Lindsay Lohan, who posted them from rehab on her Facebook while drunk.

  18. Re:dangerous on Court Rules Dungeons and Dragons Threatens Prison Security · · Score: 1

    Life aint nuthin but CR5 Encounters & Money.

  19. A more persuasive anti-gang argument... on Court Rules Dungeons and Dragons Threatens Prison Security · · Score: 1

    Don't hate the game, hate the playa....

  20. Anyone can do it on Engineer Designs His Own Heart Valve Implant · · Score: 5, Funny

    I knew a conceptual artist who tried the same thing.

    I miss him.

  21. Too smart? on Ford Building Cars That Talk To Other Cars · · Score: 1

    I don't want my car bitching to other cars about my driving over the petrol pump.

  22. Activision? Really? on The Companies Who Support Censoring the Internet · · Score: 1

    "......by stealing the ideas, innovations and intellectual property rights."

    Isn't this their business model?

  23. Re:To be fair, the email never said "penis" on California Spam Law Upheld By Appeals Court · · Score: 4, Funny

    I never assumed I'd one day be in farcical trial with my dick in my hand and a ruler.

    But I always kinda hoped.

  24. Re:They only ask important questions on US Supreme Court Says NASA Background Checks OK · · Score: 2

    Wasn't our early space program staffed with Nazis?

    I'm fairly sure they would have passed the Communist/Democrat question....

  25. Most public servants daily lives are unaffected... on Australia Mandates Microsoft's Office Open XML · · Score: 1

    ...as long as the Australian Government doesn't lock them into Myspace over Facebook.