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  1. Subject on Hollywood Sets $10 Billion Box Office Record · · Score: 1

    Why, it's almost as though consumer video recording devices didn't kill the industry at all. How strange.

  2. Re:six legged creatures on NYT's "Games To Avoid" an Ironic, Perfect Gamer Wish List · · Score: 1

    Maybe it's one of those violent kids' games that let you pluck spider legs off.

  3. Re:How Ironic on Best Way To Clear Your Name Online? · · Score: 1

    If there's one thing kids are good at, it's considering their future.

  4. Re:To Human is err. on Best Way To Clear Your Name Online? · · Score: 1

    "and have them forcefully remove those files."

    Yeah, good luck with that.

  5. Re:You think you've got it bad on Best Way To Clear Your Name Online? · · Score: 1

    As opposed to all the racially-sensitive, politically correct neonazis out there?

  6. Re:Hmm... on Organovo Has Its First Commercial 3D Bio-Printer · · Score: 2, Funny

    Nonsense! What could be more sexy than rock-hard tits that don't move?

  7. Idiot on Ethics of Releasing Non-Malicious Linux Malware? · · Score: 1

    "If executed by the user"

    We're done here. Next time try a remote exploit requiring no user action. They do exist.

  8. Subject on Murdoch-Microsoft Deal In the Works · · Score: 1

    Evil, meet Evil. I think you two will get along just great.

  9. Subject on "Mandelbulb," a 3D Mandlebrot Construct, Discovered · · Score: 1

    TFA says that they couldn't find a 3D program that rendered from formulas, but from what I remember, Maya will do just that (you need to use melscript). It's not exactly free, but hey...

  10. Re:Looks like a big sea slug. on "Mandelbulb," a 3D Mandlebrot Construct, Discovered · · Score: 1

    "Eventually, your sea slug will act just like a real one does when the liquid it swims in is molten Sodium"

    Well shit, I can model that right now. Probably in about 10 lines of code. And I'm not even a programmer! Wait, here it is in one (8086 assembly):

    NOP

  11. Misleading headline on Hackers Fail To Crack Brazilian Voting Machines · · Score: 2, Funny

    More accurate: "Successful Brazilian voting machine hackers stay quiet, wait for election day."

  12. Re:I'm not sure on How To DDoS a Federal Wiretap · · Score: 1

    "I'm not sure that our average dumba$$ criminal out there would be thinking of this"

    Fun fact: you can write the word "ass" on Slashdot and they won't censor you. Or if you're that averse to the word in the first place, choose a different fucking word.

  13. Summary fail on Murdoch To Explore Blocking Google Searches · · Score: 1

    "Rupert Murdoch has elaborated on the direction he would take in an effort to monetize the content that his websites deliver by attempting to block much of Google's ability to scan and index his news sites."

    This is not what the linked article says. Rupert Murdoch may be a douchebag, but don't adopt his "news" organization's penchant for distortion.

  14. Re:Hell, I've gone back to Vista on Wait For Windows 7 SP1, Support Firm Warns Users · · Score: 1

    Actually, it sounds as if MS is being proactive in protecting end users from remote exploits. I applaud this bold move to completely shut out the internet before it can hurt you.

  15. Re:Help me out here... on Wait For Windows 7 SP1, Support Firm Warns Users · · Score: 1

    Yes, I meant 2K, not 2K3 (which is, like NT 4.0 and below, not really a "home user" OS). And I probably should have put it before XP.

  16. Help me out here... on Wait For Windows 7 SP1, Support Firm Warns Users · · Score: 0

    Windows iterations:

    1.x
    2.x
    3.x (and WFW, still 3.x)
    95 (I believe this is where they merged the NT kernel)
    98
    ME
    XP
    2K3
    Vista
    Win "7" (10th iteration)?

    OK, leaving out 1.x and 2.x (3.x was where most people started after DOS...were 1 & 2 ever even released to consumers?) and NT = v4 as not generally available to home users, Windows "7" should still be #8. Did MS disown ME? I would.

  17. Subject on How To Enter Equations Quickly In Class? · · Score: 1

    I still have two enormous notebooks full of math notes from the classes I took...and I finished school some 13 years ago. Remind me why you need this information on the laptop, again?

  18. Re:judges: stay the HELL out of tech and .. on Federal Judge Says E-mail Not Protected By 4th Amendment · · Score: 1

    They aren't setting precedent.

  19. Re:judges: stay the HELL out of tech and .. on Federal Judge Says E-mail Not Protected By 4th Amendment · · Score: 1

    "What's the difference?"

    McCain's veep was hotter. Maybe crazier too, but that goes with the territory.

  20. Great on Federal Judge Says E-mail Not Protected By 4th Amendment · · Score: 1

    And when we send a letter in the mail, it physically resides at a postal facility, postal airplane, postal truck, and in the postal worker's mail bag. When we call someone, our voice data is most certainly stored on a large number of phone switches and switch modules while it's being encoded, multiplexed and the reverse at the far end. So it's good to know the government won't need to notify subscribers.

    TFA is not accessible at the moment, so all this may have already been addressed there.

  21. Cheer up, foreigners on Hulu Blocks International Access Via Witopia · · Score: 1

    Giganews doesn't discriminate against you based on what country you're in (even on suspicion, like hulu is doing). Even better, you can get your TV shows without the forced advertising.

  22. Subject on Sequoia To Publish Source Code For Voting Machines · · Score: 1

    See, Diebold? It's not so hard.

  23. Re:Luck not shot down on Lost Northwest Pilots Were Trying Out New Software · · Score: 1

    "if you lock the very reinforced flight door from the crew side and both crewmembers die or become incapacitated, you're pretty much screwed"

    As I recall, those doors are secured by 6-pin Medeco Biaxials (disclaimer: I haven't flown in about a decade). Very hard to pick, but doable (and usually easier to bypass). So if everyone would just buy some picks and start practicing, we'll be in good shape. Also practice landing planes. Just in case.

  24. Re:Environmentalism means losing your mind on Save the Planet, Eat Your Dog · · Score: 3, Insightful

    "The main reason that population control goes all wacky, is when you run the numbers, EVERY man, woman and child could live in the state of Texas, with NOBODY else on the planet ... and that is with everyone having about 1200 sq ft around them. Start grouping people into families, and the size needed to hold everyone gets smaller. Now, just start going up ... you get the picture."

    An individual human needs more than 1200 square feet of space just to sustain life. Your argument is ridiculous, and I suspect you pasted it from the internets. Consider checking snopes.com before posting again.

  25. Re:interesting responses on Save the Planet, Eat Your Dog · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I notice your co-worker's response did nothing to refute your comment. It doesn't matter what the kid did to provoke the dog.