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  1. Re:That's orange county. on Computer Problems Already Affecting Florida Voters · · Score: 1, Troll

    Um, from someone who lives in NY, Ms. Clinton has done no such "ass-kicking" at all.

    She's done zero, zilch, nada, for anyone other than herself. Her only goal is to get her mug in the spotlight as often as possible.

    I have no problems with a woman being President. I have a huge problem with Hillary being anything.

  2. World Record? on 30 Years Of Dungeons And Dragons · · Score: 3, Funny

    Will they get into the Guinness Book for all-time largest gathering of virgins?

  3. Re:Jon Stewart to a foreigner / Explaining Crossfi on Jon Stewart on CNN's Crossfire · · Score: 1

    People who watch The Daily Show did better on a quiz about their political knowledge than people who watch any of the cable news shows - FOX, CNN, MSNBC, etc.

    Doesn't that mean he's doing his duty to inform people?


    No, it means that people who watch The Daily Show are better informed, not that they GOT better informed BY WATCHING The Daily Show.

  4. Re:Not a good idea on A Killer App For Segway · · Score: 3, Informative

    That issue has been fixed.

  5. Re:Remember on Nov. 2nd on Indymedia Servers Given Back · · Score: 1

    What happens in Switzerland on November 2nd?

    Some kinda big cheese fest or sumfin?

  6. Re:LUA on New IM Worm On The Loose · · Score: 4, Insightful

    ...because a TON of windows software won't run or install if they do?

    Seriously, they would have 19 gazillion support calls the next day.

  7. Eh? on Indymedia Seizures Initiated In Europe · · Score: 1

    I think I speak for many when I ask:

    Who the heck is Indymedia and why should we care?

    Seriously, what were the involved in that could be alleged to be "illegal"?

  8. Re:yeah, but ... on RFID Drivers' Licenses Debated · · Score: 1

    >>How about this: Let's stop pissing people off so that they don't feel like it's worthwhile to blow our stuff up. Then, let's stop blowing up their stuff so that they won't have any reason to retaliate.

    Can you tell me whose stuff in Saudi Arabia we blew up prior to 2001?

    Really, Islamic terrorism has NOTHING to do with relatiation, and everything to do with misinformed/ignorant people being manipulated by their "religious" teachers.

    Education and getting rid of the oppressive governments in those countries is what is needed, because that is the environment that turns out disenfranchised/hopeless people by the tens of thousands.

  9. Re:I wouldn't mind on RFID Drivers' Licenses Debated · · Score: 1

    Driving without a license is a misnomer. The actual crime, at least here in NY, would be appropriately referred to as "driving while unlicensed". You don't actually have to have the physical license on you, though if you don't, and can't produce satisfactory alternative ID when you are pulled over, you are probably going to get detained.

  10. Re:A Sign of Things to Come on Sun and Kodak Settle Out of Court · · Score: 4, Funny

    Pick up some SCOX while you are over there too.

    You could even start a The Dying Company Files Worthless IP Lawsuits mutual fund.

  11. Re:Privacy on Washington State Archives Go Digital · · Score: 1

    Making retrieval difficult is not part of anyone's right to privacy.

  12. Re:We already knew they were full of shit but... on White House Lied About Iraq Nuclear Programs · · Score: 1

    Notice the reference to oil... Not to the safety of the United States' populace. Oil. Cute.

    "...directly threaten America's friends throughout the region, and subject the United States or any other nation to nuclear blackmail."

    Sigh. I HATE BUSH SO MUCH I CAN'T READ! NOT EVEN THINGS I CHOOSE TO QUOTE!! *#$(@@!#@ BUSH@!!!!

  13. Disputed != Lied on White House Lied About Iraq Nuclear Programs · · Score: 3, Insightful

    If y'all would tone down the rhetoric, you would have Bush out of office, but instead you use inflammatory terms like the headline here. You wind up turning off the undecideds/moderates out there with the over-the-top Bush bashing.

  14. Re:WTF? Kodak?! The camera people? on Kodak Wins $1 Billion Java Lawsuit · · Score: 2, Funny

    Pieces of crap they are.

    Watching those Star Wars DVDs, huh? :)

  15. Re:800lb Gorilla on Gates on Spyware and OS Competition · · Score: 3, Funny

    Heck, Mr Gates himself faces the very same spyware problem.

    He uses Firefox.

  16. Re:hrmmm on Ozone Hole Getting Smaller · · Score: 2, Insightful

    There's not a single point made in the grandparent's reference that is countered in your reference.

    In fact, your reference is full of logical fallacies as well, including Prejudicial Language, False Dilemma, Appeal to Consquences, Popularity, and doesn't address the points brought up by people that disagree, but attacks HOW those that disagree have voiced their opposition. It hadrly speaks to the merits of the arguments of the ozone "naysayers" at all.

  17. Re:Let's face it... on Senator Alleges White House Wrote Allawi's Speech · · Score: 1

    So if the major urban areas constitute a majority of the people in the country, what the hell is wrong with their votes counting as the majority of the votes for President?

    Because the country is a large and diverse country, with various needs, objectives, and goals that would be disproportionately skewed in favor of the large population centers. The needs, objectives, and goals of the vast majority of the country (majority being # of states and area, not # of people) would be ignored. Industries and conditions in those areas, without proper representation, would steadily worsen, to the point where people wouldn't want to live or work there.

    The federal government isn't supposed to be this huge beaurocracy that we have today. It is supposed to be more of a "holding company" to oversee the rights of the states. Each state is supposed to govern itself in the way that it sees fit, as long as those laws aren't unconstitutional. A "small state" is supposed to have as much right to govern as it sees fit as a "large state". Abolishing the electoral college would hand essentially all power and influence over to the large states.

    PS - I live in NY as well.

  18. Re:RMS & comp. on Auto Accident at SANE Conference Kills One · · Score: 1

    He said don't put THREE people in the same car, not just one.

  19. Re:My opinion on Star Wars TV Show · · Score: 1

    Wait... you're saying it can still dig a deeper hole than Episode I? Now that's scary...

    Yes. Go watch Episode II.

  20. Re:Examples are rubbish. on EWeek Details Linux to Windows Migration · · Score: 1

    There was no Oracle on Linux 9 years ago.

    This article smells like rotten tuna.

  21. Re:It's Boies Schiller on Report Claims SCO Intends to Charge IBM with Fraud · · Score: 1

    You're right, that is a great web site.

    "Click here to install the plugin" is an incredible testimony to their prowess.

  22. Re:direction he intends to take it... on George Lucas Speaks on Trilogy Changes · · Score: 1

    I guess you never saw Raiders of the Lost Ark.

  23. Re:Donate and then suggest moderation on SCO Files for Stay of Execution · · Score: 1

    While not an ideal solution, if you filter out anonymous posts, you miss most of the noise.

  24. I predict... on Intel Predicts Death Of WWW · · Score: -1, Redundant

    I predict the death of Slashdot, due to the never ending stream of dupes.

  25. Re:Don't be a metrosexual on Home Defense, Geek Style? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    "A gun kept in the home is 22 times more likely to kill a family member or a friend than it is to be used against an intruder" - Arthur Kellermann, MD, New England Journal of Medicine, 1998

    So is a knife. And it is used more frequently to kill people in disputes.

    But that doesn't make for good drama (often called News), does it?

    You should keep your firearm properly secured, but loaded.