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  1. Re:Interesting on The Economist Weighs In For Shorter Copyright Terms · · Score: 1

    if every idea was protected forever, that would eventually create a legal minefield for anyone trying to publish something new. they'd have to go through ages of creations to check if anything remotely resembled their own, and it'll only grow as more people find gaps. eventually, you'll need someone specialized in finding these gaps to assist you while you create. is that your dream world? it isn't mine.

  2. Re:I feel sad. on IE9 Throws Down the Hardware Acceleration Gauntlet · · Score: 1

    there's another few options: the ad-makers could make their ads less obnoxious, and google could make their ad service reject anything too annoying.

    not that it changes anything, of course. i just wanted to add something useful to my message of "oh drat, i needed to login and four other people said exactly what i wanted to say too!"

  3. Re:THIS is how you get "infinite" battery life on Tiny ARM-Based Sensor System Makes Battery Replacement Obsolete · · Score: 1

    0208 -378163771- 35380 01 '58008

  4. Re:Soo.... on Internet Nominated For 2010 Nobel Peace Prize · · Score: 2, Funny

    *groan* you DON'T want to see the internet personified, alright? think of things like goatse. tubgirl. 4chan!
    it'll be a giant malformed kitten mooning us all while spouting profanities from all corners of the world.

    in a tux.
    giving the acceptance speech.

    thanks for that image, i'ma go get the mindbleach now.

  5. Re:yes, it would be on First Room-Temperature Germanium Laser Completed · · Score: 1

    uhm.. no photonic transistors yet?
    from wikipedia: "A completely optical computer requires that one light beam can turn another on and off. This was first achieved with the photonic transistor, invented in 1989 at the Rocky Mountain Research Center"

    of course, it could be some vandalism or something..

  6. Re:White people suck in space on Anti-Technology Themes in James Cameron's Avatar · · Score: 1

    something about train staff uniforms. wearing anything over it, including a cross on a necklace, was wrong though wearing anything beside it, like a muslim headscarf thing (forgot the name) is okay.

  7. Re:Is it really that hard? on Dad Delivers Baby Using Wiki · · Score: 1

    well, at least half the population isn't doing it, so it can't be that easy!

  8. Re:Unsure. on The Perfect Way To Slice a Pizza · · Score: 1

    and if you're having a party, think of decapizza

    (not pizzas. it's centimeter, not centimeters)

  9. Re:I'm gonna miss yellowstone.. on Yellowstone Supervolcano Larger Than First Thought · · Score: 1

    about two tiems and a short lol to the moon. more or less.

    *wishes for a +1, weird but amusing*

  10. Re:Sue Microsoft on Google and Microsoft Sued By Mini Music Label · · Score: 1

    oh dear. anything about any os.. or any console.. or any law..

    i see what you mean. my post would be the first to deserve one for even bringing it up :P

  11. Re:Sue Microsoft on Google and Microsoft Sued By Mini Music Label · · Score: 1

    hey.. that logic can apply to all sorts of companies. awesome! let's go tell the RIAA! also, this kind of post up there.. ^ is why slashdot needs a "+1 pure WIN" option.

  12. Re:bendy on Researchers Create Cheap, Flexible, Plastic Flash Memory · · Score: 1

    good point.. although i like the screen to be a decent size too. a roll-up laptop would be awesome and i've been hoping for something like this for a while.

  13. Re:bendy on Researchers Create Cheap, Flexible, Plastic Flash Memory · · Score: 1

    having a decent-sized keyboard on a portable device you can stuff in your backpack? i know it'd be great. no more lugging around huge laptop cases, a simple cylinder you can tuck somewhere will do.

  14. Re:Optional extras on Man Controls Cybernetic Hand With Thoughts · · Score: 1

    i wasn't about the compass being simple, but the implementation. the compass could be gps-driven for all i care. besides, you don't want to rely on something like this for precision jobs unless you can somehow get the data digitally instead of the analogue way i described.

  15. Re:If women are so smart . . . on How Men and Women Badly Estimate Their Own Intelligence · · Score: 1

    naw, i meant the "Just gotta know how to give 'em a chance to show you how they're smart". you make it sound like there's something special you can do to figure out who's smart. as far as i know, you can only find out by talking to them.. or, you know.. giving them a little challenge, but yeah :P

  16. Re:If women are so smart . . . on How Men and Women Badly Estimate Their Own Intelligence · · Score: 1

    if you could enlighten me, i'd be very grateful. i've been trying to find someone who's got the same kind of odd mind as i do for years. pretty please?

  17. Re:Optional extras on Man Controls Cybernetic Hand With Thoughts · · Score: 2, Insightful

    well, a simple compass would be easy: you just wire the feedback to the nerve to how close you point your arm to the north. eventually, you'll be able to feel the other directions simply by familiarity with those specific amounts of feeling.

  18. Re:This raises important questions... on Man Controls Cybernetic Hand With Thoughts · · Score: 3, Funny

    ah, they can rebuild it. they have the technology! in other news: OUCH!

  19. Re:Demonstrates jack! on Emulating New Super Mario Bros. Wii At 1080p · · Score: 1

    i know it's not user-friendly, but you can look at the filenames of the icons to find out what they mean. just so you know :) [/captainobvious]

  20. Re:Stop scaremongering on FCC Lets Radar Company See Through Walls · · Score: 1

    Everything law enforcement does is in "good faith".

    [pissedoffatgovnment] that's just because too many people have good faith in the police [/pissedoffatgovnment]

    nothing to see here, move along. i just have some karma to burn.

  21. Re:do not want on FCC Lets Radar Company See Through Walls · · Score: 1

    would mod this up if i had mod points. he's right: tasers and wiretapping seemed relatively harmless at first too until they started using it on everyone. "everyone" only being applied to a fairly small subset of our community, of course. point is, i don't trust it.

  22. Re:Paging Bernie Madoff Clients... on Somali Pirates Open Up a "Stock Exchange" · · Score: 1

    send some robots along. everyone knows robot beats ninja...

  23. Re:I am scared. I am intrigued. on Scientists Create Artificial Meat · · Score: 1

    oh thanks.. now i'll have an image of some crude kind of masturbation toy in my head all evening. ew..

  24. Re:275,000 years? Wow. on The Technology Behind Last.fm · · Score: 2, Funny

    UKanian? ;)

  25. Re:BSG on Algae Could Be the Key To Ultra-Thin Batteries · · Score: 1

    lots of surface area means it'd burn quickly, if it's made of a substance that'll burn in the first place. it's algae... i think it will. flamethrower fuel or new type of fire bomb? soak it in some kind of oxidizer, and you'll have quite a flash fire.