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  1. Re:Like any partially treated wart on MPAA Pushes Once Again To Close the Analog Hole · · Score: 1

    (aims sniper rifle)

    That's not the head, that's a puppet. Money is controlling this abomination.

  2. Re:Good stuff... on Musicians Oppose Anti-Piracy Measures In the UK · · Score: 4, Funny

    PRS is the Performing Rights Society; the UK equivalent of the RIAA is the BPI. The PRS is more like ASCAP.

    Score: 5, Acronym Overload

  3. Re:That's what you get on Take-Two Faces $20 Million Settlement For "Hot Coffee" Scandal · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Make a movie. Kiss a pair of tits and it's rated M. Chop 'em off and it's PG13.

    Show a penis and it's R. After all, it's not like half the children actually have one.

  4. Re:I love British humor on Musicians Oppose Anti-Piracy Measures In the UK · · Score: 3, Funny

    organisations almost, but not quite, entirely unlike the MPAA

    Fixed that for you.

  5. Re:Really? Got any evidence? on Slow Oracle Merger Leads To Outflow of Sun Projects, Coders · · Score: 1

    I could dig more, but at this point it's not worth it as I've already been flagged troll.

    Score: -1, You Asked For It

  6. Re:European Commission SUCKS on Slow Oracle Merger Leads To Outflow of Sun Projects, Coders · · Score: 5, Funny

    Misquoting Yoda cry baby Jesus makes.

  7. Re:Sigh on Airborne Boeing Laser Blasts Ground Target · · Score: 1

    If it's rounded it will lose nearly all of it's power at distances exceeding "half the fucking planet".

    If the laser is one million times stronger than it needs to be to blind someone, and only 0.001% of that reaches the poor bastard, he's still going blind. The human eye was not designed for light that can punch through steel.

  8. Re:Sigh on Airborne Boeing Laser Blasts Ground Target · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Causing blindness is not a combat function of this weaponry;

    Define "combat function". I guarantee you that this thing will hit more eyes than targets.

    Causing blindness is not a combat function of this weaponry; it's a side-effect of the other side trying to subvert the weapon.

    Yeah, those morons should've made their tanks from black holes. (Hint: if you can see it, it reflects light.)

    In most cases there won't even be anybody around to get blinded.

    This thing can blind someone on the moon.

    A bullet through the eye can cause blindness too, that doesn't make it banned. Intent matters.

    Compare "tactical nuclear weapon". Hey, we only wanted to take out that factory!

  9. Re:Sigh on Airborne Boeing Laser Blasts Ground Target · · Score: 1, Insightful

    It's safe to assume no one will be standing next to them.

    Ahaha. This is light we're talking about. It the missile is high enough, "next to them" means half the fucking planet.

  10. Re:Sigh on Airborne Boeing Laser Blasts Ground Target · · Score: 4, Interesting

    I meant the reflections. Are they willing to blind anyone within eyesight?

  11. Sigh on Airborne Boeing Laser Blasts Ground Target · · Score: 2, Interesting

    So how is it working against mirrors?

  12. Re:May I opt out on the yellow spandex? on All Humans Are Mutants, Say Scientists · · Score: 4, Funny

    Everyone knows you can't ride a bike in your regular clothes. You have to look like a total moron.

  13. Re:They will sell it. on UK Plans To Link Criminal Records To ID Cards · · Score: 1

    In a society that is trying to criminalise littering and file sharing, that is not a pleasant prospect.

    It's not the society, it's the people you vote for. Why do you keep voting the same two parties over and over again? (Before I get flamed, do you really think there's a difference?)

  14. Re:Increasing mortality is bad for business on How Many Bits Does It Take To Kill You? · · Score: 1

    The Epstein-Barr virus, now there is a successful virus.

    Did you just call the flu an unsuccessful virus? I dare you to show me two people in Europe or North America who never had it.

    However, I'm still not afraid. TFA is right: this is one fast mutating virus. So much in fact, that every possible mutation has appeared already. I'm too lazy do back it up with math, but the numbers should be interesting.

  15. Re:Wow. on IBM Patents Tweeting Remote Control · · Score: 1

    Woah woah woah.. WIFE?

    Fixed that for you.

  16. Re:Elektronorgtechnica Bias -- Any Video Game Real on Tetris Improves Your Brain · · Score: 1

    This Science Experiment brought to you by Nintendo.

    Super Mario Rocket Science!

  17. Re:Rise in First posts attributed to traffic shapi on Drop in P2P Traffic Attributed To Traffic Shaping · · Score: 1

    If it doesn't start playing immediately (i.e. YouTube), nobody who hasn't heard of slashdot will watch it.

    Yet the same people will get in a car, go all the way to the mall, and give money just to watch the same movie in a room full of loud people? Am I missing something here?

  18. Re:Rise in First posts attributed to traffic shapi on Drop in P2P Traffic Attributed To Traffic Shaping · · Score: 1

    - absolute P2P traffic volume is not dropping, it's just very slowly increasing

    Why is it increasing only very slowly? Have the movies gotten smaller? The games perhaps? The downloaders fewer?

    Or the more likely version, that ISP's are holding them back. I know they do it with me.

  19. Re:EPIC FAIL on Internet's First Registered Domain Name Sold · · Score: 1

    It was one of those things that didn't seem that stupid at the time, like DOS or Twitter(I'm predicting here).

    Twitter will be seen as stupid for all eternity.

  20. Re:Something is wrong with this. on Texting Toddlers, How Young is Too Young? · · Score: 1

    If you want to check to make sure your child isn't abusing his freedom you can ask for a detailed bill and check the hours, and if he has been abusing his freedom you can then yank the phone until he has proven to be responsible enough, given that you have enough patience.

    That's waaay too complicated. Prepay. He used it up, he won't send another one till the end of the month.

    If you give them an unlimited resource, it's not abuse if they use it without limits.

  21. Re:Oscar (cat) on A Breathalyzer For Cancer · · Score: 3, Funny

    I'm sorry sir... but according to your latest cat scan, your death is imminent.

    Wow, a trustworthy cat! Mine always pretends she's starving.

  22. Re:Kudos to Nokia on Nokia Makes LGPL Version of PyQt · · Score: 1

    Hell will freeze over before you'll see Qt embracing GObject.

    Let's take C, pretend it's an object-oriented language, and then port our already much better real OO toolkit to it! That'd be awesome!

    I wonder why nobody did it before...

  23. Re:Kudos to Nokia on Nokia Makes LGPL Version of PyQt · · Score: 1

    POV, also MOC makes you dependent on Trolltechs toolchain, namely QMake and Qt-Creator

    KDE3 used autotools, KDE4 uses cmake. There are integration plugins for Eclipse and Visual Studio as well. You were saying?

    The build speed is terrible

    That's true, if you include everything. But that's not because of moc, that's because Qt is huge. On my first project, I got a 3x faster build by only including classes I used. It also helps if you separate your functionality so none of your files have to include more than one additional Qt module (The first one being QtCore).

    Qt is big because it isn't just a GUI toolkit:

    QtCore Core non-graphical classes used by other modules
    QtGui Graphical user interface (GUI) components
    QtNetwork Classes for network programming
    QtOpenGL OpenGL support classes
    QtScript Classes for evaluating Qt Scripts
    QtScriptTools Additional Qt Script components
    QtSql Classes for database integration using SQL
    QtSvg Classes for displaying the contents of SVG files
    QtWebKit Classes for displaying and editing Web content
    QtXml Classes for handling XML
    QtXmlPatterns An XQuery & XPath engine for XML and custom data models
    Phonon Multimedia framework classes
    Qt3Support Qt 3 compatibility classes

    QtDesigner Classes for extending Qt Designer
    QtUiTools Classes for handling Qt Designer forms in applications
    QtHelp Classes for online help
    QtAssistant Support for online help
    QtTest Tool classes for unit testing

    QtDBus Classes for Inter-Process Communication using the D-Bus

  24. Re:Falun Gang on Chinese Censor-Beating Software Resembles Malware, But Isn't · · Score: 1

    despite (to my knowledge) any actual benefits noted by any reputable scientific source beyond the placebo effect.

    The good old placebo effect has healed more people than any of your fancy science. If she uses crystal rocks and she's healthy, why do you care?

    If you have a headache and a placebo pill that only works 80% of the time, take 10 and be done with it. Fun fact: said placebo pills are actually banned in the US. I don't think I'll ever understand why.

  25. Re:Kudos to Nokia on Nokia Makes LGPL Version of PyQt · · Score: 1

    I hear that said, yet it happens.

    Oh, and it's a real cash cow, too. Don't make me laugh. The only way to make money from GPL'ed software is to sell support.