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  1. Re:To paraphrase The Cramps on Internet Group Declares War on Scientology · · Score: 0

    I just want me some bikini scientology chicks with machineguns!

  2. Re:You have to start somewhere... on Professors Slam Java As "Damaging" To Students · · Score: 0

    That is the single most rational and reasonable thing I think I've ever read on /.
    Bravo.

  3. I'm asking permission on Law Firm Claims Copyright on View of HTML Source · · Score: 0
    Dear Mr. Wensell,
    I would like permission to view your site. I found your contact information here:
    http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/results.jsp?domain=cybertriallawyer.com

    If I don't hear from you, I'll just drop by and visit you or call:

    501 E FRANKLIN ST
    RICHMOND, VA 23219-2330
    US
    Phone: 804-644-5109
    Fax: 804-644-5410
    mark@BAYMOUNTAIN.COM
  4. Scientific American on Google Patents Shipping-Container Data Centers · · Score: 0

    Scientific American had an article on this in the august 2007 issue.
    http://scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?chanID=sa025&articleID=B1027B68-E7F2-99DF-352186A04761EB7F/
    It seems to really come from a defunct company named Thinking Machines which appears to have been mostly absorbed by Sun (at least the brains of the company)

  5. similar situation on Best Way to Build a Searchable Document Index? · · Score: 0

    I had the same issue with a smallish agency and after defining criteria and scoring qualified courses of action, I determined that cots/appliances where the most cost effective and management (in the stuffed shirt sense of the word) 'friendly' solutions. The Google Search Appliance (I would avoid the mini because you might be shocked by the number of documents you really have), and Vivisimo (vivisimo.com) were my top choices. For extensibility and access control via ldap my recommendation was Vivisimo over Google, but management choose Google and it wasn't a bad choice. It's tough to match that 'bang for the buck' even if you are a good developer or have one your staff.

  6. Re:Not too surprised... on DIY Biochemical Scanner From a Hacked CD Drive · · Score: 1

    duh.

  7. Re:Not too surprised... on DIY Biochemical Scanner From a Hacked CD Drive · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    make sure you look at the lazer very closely
    (while it's turned on)

  8. neat on DIY Biochemical Scanner From a Hacked CD Drive · · Score: 1

    who knew those things were as useful as tricorders? "Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor not a crazy DIY geek!" (said lovingly toward diy geeks...)

  9. Re:Who is next? on Belgium May Prosecute the Church of Scientology · · Score: 1

    "not very hard at all"?
    try rubbing it.

  10. Re:Meet the new boss, same as the old boss... on U.S. Attorney General Resigns · · Score: 1

    i don't understand why this was moderated 'troll'. I guess someone disagrees with you. i don't think i would have modded you up, but to call it a 'troll' is absurd.

  11. phew! on Bionic Arm With Muscle Emulation · · Score: 1

    for a second there I thought it said FISTO not FESTO.

  12. Biosphere vs. Mars Mission on Crew Ends 100 Day Mars Simulation in Arctic · · Score: 1

    I wonder if they invited that delightful Pauly Shore like they did for the Biosphere Documentary?