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  1. Re:Big deal on Star Wars Kid Cuts a Deal With His Tormentors · · Score: 0

    On that (off) note, what ever happened to William Hung? Guess he ran his 15 minutes into the ground, huh?

    Literally, that would seem to be the case:

    http://www.brokennewz.com/displaystory.asp_Q_story id_E_1027hungdeath

  2. Could be useful on iPod Update to Address Volume-Level Concerns · · Score: 0

    Jokes about suing and whatnot aside, this could be useful when an iPod is connected to a stereo, by means of tape-deck adapter, or RCA cables. Sometimes, when operating the scroll wheel, the volume gets turned up well beyond its ideal level for this type of connection (~50%). Limiting this would prevent accidental, unwanted increase in volume.

  3. In other news... on Preview Google's New Search Results Page · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Larry Page just farted and nearly crapped his pants. Slashdot article and detailed coverage coming soon.

  4. Cavemen on AjaxWrite to "Compete" with MS Word · · Score: 1

    Hey, some cavemen called, and they want their invention of the wheel back.

  5. Re:Better Yet on CBS Coming to the Produce Aisle · · Score: 1

    actually, as somoene suggested above, I just broke down and dropped $25 on a tv-b-gone... a pretty red one - http://www.tvbgone.com/

    it should arrive in a few days... joy.

  6. Unplug it... on CBS Coming to the Produce Aisle · · Score: 1

    I find it completely reasonable - as well as entertaining - to unplug those unruly flat-screen squak boxes that are hanging all over the supermarket.

    Silence is golden...

  7. Re:What impresses me... on 17 Year Old Creates Flickr Competitor · · Score: 1

    When I was about 12, I wrote about half of a BBS on my Apple II

    You mean you modified GBBS?

  8. Re:Just Curious... on WinXP on a Mac, Hoax? · · Score: 1

    I don't know - why don't you go google it...

  9. Re:Boys who cried wolf on Chinese Bloggers Stage Hoax · · Score: 1
  10. Re:Boys who cried wolf on Chinese Bloggers Stage Hoax · · Score: 1

    Western press? What western press?

    The report originated from Reuters' Beijing office! The Beijing office didn't do the fact-checking!

  11. Re:The Details on eBay in 'Buy It Now' Patent Dispute · · Score: 1
    US Patent 6,856,967

    Funny that they mention eBay in their own patent, as if they've been targeting them all along:
    Electronic commerce on the Internet generally can be organized into two categories, database driven applications and indexing or information portal services. Database driven applications can be further categorized as either transactional or non-transactional applications. Auction sites such as ebay.TM. are non-transactional database driven applications in that transactions are external to the ebay system and between third party participants that use the system, i.e., ebay as a web site and on-line commerce application does not process payment information or require payment information to participate in the system. Ebay type non-transactional systems are a source of dynamic pricing information.
  12. Re:I call troll on Firefox Community, Sickly Out of Control · · Score: 1

    Agreed, Gundeep Hora is a tool.

  13. Re:where do they get these quotes on U.S. Investigating Sale of Snort as Security Risk · · Score: 1

    Enjoying capitalism? Maybe...as long as she's not at home enjoying a pile of snort.

  14. Re:Security flaw? on Teenage Blogger Finds Gmail Hole · · Score: 2, Interesting

    You're not dense, the article is...

    He wrote that he was trying to e-mail JavaScript code from a Yahoo account to a G-mail account. The code will run in a preview pane...

    in *a* preview pane... what preview pane... where? Yahoo's preview pane? How is that google's problem?

    I'm totally confused...