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  1. Re:What? on China Launches Antitrust Probe Vs. Microsoft · · Score: 1

    WHAT!??! Does the UK FILTER THE INTERNET like China? I doubt it.

  2. what about the ancient 12volt system? on Efficiency? Think Racing Cars, Not Hybrids · · Score: 1

    In reply to parent: Not only safety devices, but also sound deadening. With more layers between the driver and the road, the driver can hear other passengers, the radio and their blasted cell phone better. And they feel they're driving a more luxurious car.

    Also: Cars have been running on the 12 volt system forever. If cars would switch to an 18 or 24 volt wiring scheme, miles of wires (read: weight) could be avoided in cars.

  3. Re:In the US no one wants to buy light cars on Efficiency? Think Racing Cars, Not Hybrids · · Score: 1

    Doesn't anyone ENJOY driving anymore? Its fun to drive fast. But, with more speed comes more responsibility and more attention to details of your surroundings.

  4. Re:In the US no one wants to buy light cars on Efficiency? Think Racing Cars, Not Hybrids · · Score: 1

    More than 50% if you count "not wearing protective gear" while doing it. During bike week, I'd be lucky to encounter 10% responsible bikers.*
    Why do you care if they're not wearing helmets? Its their decision to not wear a helmet. There are few states left that allow people to make that decision themselves. Them not wearing a helmet does not put you in any more danger than if they were wearing one.
  5. Re:In the US no one wants to buy light cars on Efficiency? Think Racing Cars, Not Hybrids · · Score: 1

    Yes, how dare cyclists--riding one of the most efficient transportation known to man--dare ride on the same road system as you and your pollutant spewing shitbox. Cmon...Insightful? Do you know where we would be without the automobile today?
  6. Re:In the US no one wants to buy light cars on Efficiency? Think Racing Cars, Not Hybrids · · Score: 1

    But here I am trying to reason with a guy that wants roughly half of the driving public dead.
    Seeing as how I live in a Chicago suburb, if this improved my commute, then I would be all for it ;-) Lol. I don't thing killing half the commuters in the chicago burbs will lessen the construction delays this summer...
  7. Re:We are living through history, folks on The Next 25 Years in Tech · · Score: 1

    Why do people assume that the air we breathe out is killing our environment? In my own observation, we're not headed to an early doom, the earth has healed itself time and again throughout history. Please think before taking THEORIES like Global Warming and assuming the worst end game imaginable. I admit there are data that point towards slight warming, but not to the point that it will consume the human race. Please consider why politicians are so adamant about this issue. MORE TAX DOLLARS FROM YOUR POCKET.

  8. slashdotted on Rock Band Drum Kit Modded · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    me thinks the link's been /.'ed

  9. Too bad... on Iran Builds Supercomputer From Banned AMD Parts · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Too bad they won't know what to do with all that power...

  10. Re:She deserves the fine on DoJ Sides With RIAA On Damages · · Score: 1

    Excellent point, parent.

  11. Re:I call shenanigans! 1080p = SIX TIMES dvd quali on Sony Calls Current Blu-ray/HD DVD Format War a 'Stalemate · · Score: 1

    But its a Digital -> Digital upgrade. VHS was analog tape which is a much different quality change than digital DVD to HD/BR.

  12. Re:Good thing? on The World's Languages Are Fast Becoming Extinct · · Score: 1

    This is exactly what I was thinking. The language is not only a language to communicate but also a tapestry of the culture it is a part of/created for.

  13. Re:Duh on US Register of Copyrights Says DMCA Is 'Working Fine' · · Score: 1

    Living in or even beside society requires a steady stream of money, and that usually means a job, and that increasingly requires a mobile phone, and quasi-fashionable clothes, and transportation. Consumerism isn't entirely optional, and the more you have to deal with society, the less optional it is. Good Point.
  14. Re:Who cares? on HD VMD Shows Up Late For the Format War · · Score: 1

    Ahh yes, CD+R...huh?

  15. Re:well... on Toshiba Boosts Hard Drive Density By 50% · · Score: 1

    But if you have a tablet/ultraportable notebook, where one drive is all that's going to fit, you're gonna want one of these for maximum capacity.

  16. Re:Meh... on Doom and Gloom for Web Radio · · Score: 1

    Pandora really breaks down what you actually like about a particular artist or song. If you read the descriptions of songs they play, they explain what tones or harmonies about the song that you find appealing. I think its part of the whole idea of Pandora and the "Music Genome".

  17. Re:Can't beat em, join em? on Vista Protected Processes Bypassed · · Score: 1

    What Microsoft should be doing is pulling out a wad of cash for the hackers that are this good. They have the money to pay for their brilliant cracks to Microsoft's flawed code. Wouldn't it be considered a good investment to pay these hackers to work for MS? Won't they lose more money from all the hackers that buy the exploits in the long run? .02

  18. Re:WARNING: Firefox 1.5 vs. 2.0 :: Old vs. New on A Bad Month for Firefox · · Score: 1

    hahaha mod parent funny

  19. Re:Vista Copies Open Source software again? on Boot Linux, BSD, and OS X from Vista · · Score: 2, Funny

    LOL Silicone Valley...I think Pirates of Silicone Valley was a porn flick...you're thinking of Pirates of Silicon Valley.

  20. Re:Guaranteed $25.00 to Dell? on Mandatory Hardware Recycling Coming To US? · · Score: 1

    why are you buying from Dell??

  21. Another Problem on First Gaming Fitness Arcade Opens in CA · · Score: 1

    Good point. Also, if it brings in all types of people, you're going to get into the issue of sweat and dirt messing up the controls of most of the games. I think the DDR Arcade mats will be about the last thing to go after the boxing gloves get ruined from sweaty, grimy gloves that some little puke didnt clean up, or the bicycles get broke by a large individual, etc. This could spawn a whole new market, if arcade game companies started making entire lines of Exercise Gaming Equipment? Now all the drones I see at the gym will look even more like zombies...

  22. Big Brother on Non-Profit to Run Boston Wi-Fi? · · Score: 5, Interesting

    I know this sounds like a great idea, but I'm skeptical. Would the government have an easier time monitoring, or pulling the strings to monitor, such a network than a for-profit one?

  23. Re:Ummm on Cell Phone Radiation Excites the Brain · · Score: 1

    I would Mod Parent again. Well said my friend. I have come to the same conclusion. All the new cell phone laws that condone hands free sets as safe while using the handset as unsafe are rediculus(sp?). I have found myself making bad decisions while on a cell phone and many more occaisions where other drivers have made very dangerous moves while on phones.

  24. Re:weigh 20 punds? on Blurring the Line Between Laptops and Desktops · · Score: 1

    Oh ok, that makes sense. Nice specs on that thing.

  25. Re:weigh 20 punds? on Blurring the Line Between Laptops and Desktops · · Score: 1

    Ouch on the price...Thats a very respectable rig and all, but if you're buying out the lease for one dollar, would you have been able to get a better price just financing the thing to own? 4,450 US for a laptop is a bit on the high side.