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  1. Re:It's not even funny anymore on Duke Nukem Forever 'Confirmed' For Late 2008 · · Score: 4, Funny

    Sad ? Thats just blasphemy, thou shall be modded down till you divide by zero and your account be flushed to /dev/null. Duke Nukem dont get sad, he gets mad!
    And dammit i'll play that game .. if i have to code it myself!!!

  2. Re:Obligatory Office Space Comment on Three Parents Contribute to Experimental Human Embryo · · Score: 1

    Excatly--- lets examine the tags shall we ? whatcouldpossiblegowrong CHECK ... bigomy UNCHECK..
    that whatcouldindeedpossibleevergothefckwrong tag is getting on my nerves .. it was hella fun the the first time and the second.. now it's just the fck lame.

  3. Re:mutual benefit? on India and US to Cooperate in Space Exploration · · Score: 1

    we cannot be reading the same post as you cause i dont see the racist anything anywhere ?

  4. Re:Let's raise the question... on Bionic Arm Might Go Into Clinical Trials · · Score: 1

    yes. and its problary one of the better ways to embrace the technology of tomorrow, alternatives leaves us.. well, dead.

  5. Re:Plague... on Robot Composed of "Catoms" Can Assume Any Form · · Score: 1

    And this is EXCATLY why we need backups.
    Name of first backup is Mars. Cannot happen fast enough.

  6. Re:Third cut? on Third Undersea Cable Cut · · Score: 1

    my thoughts excatly .. so when does the US liberation army inva...liberate those poor people ?

  7. doomsday on Scientists Build Possibly The First Man-Made Genome · · Score: 1

    alot of doomsday prophecies here, virus me this virus me that, whos afraid of the big bad
    Anyway, at least every single combination of anything useful or otherwise destructive will be patented from here to the end of days .. So SHOULD some half witted idiot decide create a killer virus in his basement, at least he'll be sued to death.

  8. Re:Calling a fib on Robots Learn To Lie · · Score: 1

    mod parent up please.
    While the robots tactics may be well propagated through delicious natural selection on the byte level, the term "lie" suggests a huge amount of cognitive aspects that simply cannot be there. yet.

  9. Re:Dune's lesson on Robots Learn To Lie · · Score: 1

    well, its fuzzy logic you'd have to implement with a neural network construct.
    i smell a travelling salesman pattern or perhaps just the shortest distance between point a and point b.

  10. Re:Dune's lesson on Robots Learn To Lie · · Score: 1

    theres schools that believe that a friendly general intelligence can be constructed exactly to that end, to avoid our destruction.

    But lets face it, we want to construct an intelligence framework wich almost pr. definition will perform better than its biological counterpart.
    hmm.. what can i think of next? Arh yes .. lets put this intelligence in a body of steel and mount gatling guns on its shoulders.

    If thats not a collective aim for the Big One; "The one Darwin Award to rule them all", i dont know what is.

    Is it avoidable ? Perhaps.

  11. Re:Missing the point.... on Mobile Phone Projectors "Will Launch This Year" · · Score: 1

    Indeed, its not like the first integrated cameras were super duper mega pixel bombs either. This is a good first step.

  12. Re:you dont want to know. on First Reflected Light From an Exoplanet Seen · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Designated HD 189733b, also known as a 'hot Jupiter,'

    I've given my girlfriend a "hot Jupiter" before, but I didn't know it had an official scientific serial number.
    you hear of many strange things, but the fetish of farting in your girlfriends general direction must be a new one .. wait.. oh crap..err bugger
  13. Re:Phew, good job it's far away on Black Hole Blasts Neighbor Galaxy with Deadly Jet · · Score: 1

    Imagine that on a Boeing, you wouldn't have to worry about collateral damage, there'd be nothing remotely collateral left :-) - thats like, not, funny. If scientists are trying to manipulate hostile weather conditions today, and lets just imagine for a sec that THAT could have military applications... You cant help but think, what will scientists be trying to manipulate in a 100.000 years.
  14. Re:Just in time for the holidays! on The Advantages of Upgrading From Vista To XP · · Score: 1

    i was about where you are now .. thought about it .. and what when/if the next windows turns out to be a pile too, and i sure as hell did not like the business tactics of ms, so i took the dive and installed ubuntu .. like 6 months back .. and it really wasnt a dive. Really. you should try it.

  15. ffs on New Seagate Drives Have Real Difficulties With Linux · · Score: 0, Troll

    wonder if seagate got a lil bit of pocket change for that stunt.. what ? not like it havent happend before.. paramount is the latest that comes to mind. wouldnt be the least surprised if ms had something to do with this.. any chance to make a dent in the competition and they'll take it ... or make it!

  16. Re:For Encryption... on Google's Gdrive Raises Instant Privacy Concerns · · Score: 1

    truecrypt sucks the big one on linux unfortunatly ... encfs is problart your best alternative .. but for online storage ? well ...

  17. Re:Really accurate? on Major Breakthrough in Direct Neural Interface · · Score: 1

    I love it. Allthough it pitches a wrench into the construct of how i pictured things like this worked .. I imagined that the sum of training data, ie. our lives, would serve as the 'encryption' key to decipher the io's of the brain ... apprantly not so .. or maybe this data is just not as different or chaotic as one would think.

  18. Re:you gotta love eu bureaucrats on Microsoft EU Decision Protects OSS Projects From Suits · · Score: 1

    every once in a while they get something right. nice.

  19. Re:Bad Analogies Abound on Humans Not Evolved for IT Security · · Score: 1

    you can remove the quotes around

    'goes live,'

    in

    You can't compare the brain to software. We can control software and decide when it 'goes live,' there are no prototypes in nature or evolution.

    - and once it goes live .. it's pretty much alive ..

  20. Re:really on Humans Not Evolved for IT Security · · Score: 1

    i dont get it. was it a black condom ?

  21. Re:Open letter to God on Humans Not Evolved for IT Security · · Score: 1

    think I just od'd on your sig... or did I ?

  22. Re:The next Big thing, again on Microsoft to Pay $240 Million for Stake in Facebook · · Score: 1

    how many gazillions does microsoft have anyway ? .. seems like they're making the frontpage pretty often with a multimillionbillion out of pocket exchange ..

  23. Re:That's because: on Vista Vs. Gutsy Gibbon · · Score: 1

    the truth .. usability in our field is sooo underrated it makes you wanna smash someones head in.

  24. Re:Obligatry on NC State Creates Most Powerful Positron Beam Ever · · Score: 2, Funny

    "The reactor is a huge recruiting tool," Hawari said. "After they get exposure to the reactor and the facilities online at their own universities, many of them become excited about the possibility of coming to NC State for hands-on experience.""

    - excited or radient ?

  25. Re:EA wants it both ways on Hellgate Beta's In-Game Ads Raise Eyebrows · · Score: 1

    indeed .. i was looking forward to trying this game .. too bad.. if only 3D virtualization had come far enough i could spawn a virtual "Hellgate-XP", but until that is happening .... no fucking way.