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  1. Re:It's too much for me on Methane Bubbles Could Sink Ships · · Score: 1

    Water damages computers; to read Slashdot you can't be under water. No water, no ships either. Therefore, the offended ones were the regular hordes of mutant air-breathing killer farting cows.

  2. It's too much for me on Methane Bubbles Could Sink Ships · · Score: 2, Funny

    So you're saying that deep under the sea, in the Bermuda Triangle, lies hordes of mutant water-breathing, ship-sinking killer farting cows ?

  3. Re:this reminds of my undergraduate days... on Methane Bubbles Could Sink Ships · · Score: 5, Insightful

    First you say these tanks are the perfect place to murder/body disposal. Then you say it's underutilized. How do you know, then ?

  4. I have the answer on Post Cobalt Alternatives? · · Score: 1

    According to my Periodic Table, after Cobalt comes Nickel.

  5. Re:Women and penis size. on Where's Sanford Wallace Now? · · Score: 2, Funny

    At least he can buy some herbal viagra to be able to use his enlarged penis.

  6. Threatened people include: on RIAA Threatens More Music-Lovers · · Score: 1

    An 11 year-old girl who is dying of leukemia

    A priest, who rules an organization that, by teaching homeless children to dance, tries to keep them away from drugs. Unfortunatelly using music from the Internet

    A 9-month old baby from the orphanage

    A disabled 80 year-old male, partly deafed and blinded in a explosion at war, who uses a computer with speech recognition to browse the web

    The Pope. Hey, nobody is above the law, right ?

  7. Obligatory Matrix Reference on ElectAura-Net, a 10-Mbit/second Body Network · · Score: 1

    The human body generates more bioelectricity than a 120 volt battery and over 25,000 BTUs of body heat. Combined with a form of fusion, eventually we'll be able to grown humans to supply the networks and energy we need.

  8. Re:ypu really got to love on Top 10 Ways To Lose Your Data · · Score: 1

    Out of curiosity, did this lunch last an infinite amount of time?

  9. Re:What's Interesting About This Is. on U.S. Lists Web Sites as Terrorist Organizations · · Score: 1

    Shhhhh. Even though you posted it as AC, they can trace your IP number.
    I hope Echelon won't find this message.

    --- sig
    The Owl and the Pussycat Assassinate the EuroFeds
    The Owl and the Pussy-Cat went to sea
    In a beautiful pea-green NORAD Juliet-Class Submarine:
    They took some primacord, and plenty of Satellite imagery
    Wrapped up in a Delta Force remailer.
    The Owl looked up to the Defcon VI TACSAT above,
    And sang to a small fissionable CipherTAC-2000,
    "O lovely Pussy, O Pussy, my love,
    What an Anonymous Black-Ops Information-Warfare Pussy you are,
    What an Enemy of the State you are!"
    Pussy said to the Owl, "You rogue siliconpimp,
    How charmingly sweet your crypto-anarchy!
    Oh! let us be married; too long we have plotted World Domination:
    But what shall we do for a secure-shell wire transfer?"
    They sailed away, for a year and a day,
    To the land where the INFOSEC Propaganda-mindwar grows;
    But there in Area51 an MKULTRA psych-ops Delta Force spook stood,
    With a SEMTEX Squib at the end of his nose, Squashed by operation PaperClip
    The Package arrived wrapped in 18 layers of IRIDF SAFE paper at 2300 hours
    The EODC, EODG, and EODN fractions were known to be well beyond delta safety level.
    SASSTIXS SATCOMA ABRAXIS
    SURSAT AMEMB SASSTIXS
    BLACKER BECKER SAAM
    UKUSA SAAM GEBA SAAM
    We started frantically debugging the Electronic Surveillance systems...
    we'd been hit by a lock-picking E-bomb, and were losing control over all the inner Locks.
    The front bird dog team collapsed under zipgun fire and flashbang grenades.
    The front lock suddenly disintegrated, along with both Larson and Merv.
    Unit 5707,the second Rapid Reaction Team, mostly Spetznaz veterans, clashed with the attacker while they were sweeping through Zone Two.
    We saw several cap-stun grenades shatter against Morwenstow, the point-man, and cascaded back, scattering shrapnel through the entire team.
    It took less than two minutes for the attacker to blow through the zone.
    The helicopter landed at Infinitek's global headquarters in Cairo.
    Infinitek CEO Scott O. Moore greeted Isis on the landing platform. She breathed heavily of the African air, delighted to be home.
    Behind her, the sarcophagus containing the package was unloaded from the helicopter and transferred to a sophisticated CCS (cryogenic cooling system),
    which was then placed inside another sophisticated CCS (contamination control system) for further protection.
    "The other pieces are assembled in Vault 23," Moore said.
    She showed her real fangs when she ran into the first RRT, those Pathfinders on loan from the 22nd SAS
    I witnessed your actions in the form of a Bellcore corporate security agent. Did you force the chosen path toward evil?
    I witnessed your actions in the form of Deputy Prime Minister Abdurahmon Azimov. Did you provoke mania among the people of the Sphinx?
    I witnessed your actions as Julie Larson, a victim of your crimes. Did you assassinate me? Did you honor my memory?
    rewson SAFE Waihopai INFOSEC ASPIC Information Security Information Warfare IW IS Information Terrorism Terrorism Defensive Information Offensive Information Warfare The Artful Dodger NAIA SAPM ASTS SAO Compsec Computer Terrorism Firewalls Secure Internet Connections RSP JDF Passwords DefCon V Hackers ASWS CUN CISU UFO Pacini Espionage NSA SSL FBI USSS Military White House Undercover NCCS PGP PEM RSA MSNBC AOL CIS AIMSX 3B2 SAMU DATTA E911 HTCIA JANET ram ReMOB UTU BRLO NSLEP SACLANTCEN 877 BZ CANSLO CIDA rsta Compsec 97 LLC JIC rb RDI Mavricks BIOL SADT Steve Case Tools RECCEX Aldergrove monarchist NIOG NADIS NMI BNC STEEPLEBUSH BSS mixmaster BRGE SARL JICA Scully recondo Flame FRU Freeh ISADC Sundevil Investigation ISACA ASVC RRF Bugs Bunny Secure ASIO Lebed ICE NRO NSCT SCIF FLiR bce Flashbangs HRT EODG DIA CID FINCEN NIJ AFSPC site NAVWAN RL NSWC AHPCRC SARD USACIL USCG O CDC DOE FMS NTIS USCODE SIRC ISN LLNL SGC CFC DREO SADRS SHAPE SACLANT DCJFTF SC Lander T Branch SAMCOMM FKS GCHQ SORT NSG EDI benelux

  10. Re:So how do you say it? on Hard Drive Capacity Confusion, Lucidly Explained · · Score: 2, Interesting
    A more complicated question would be how to correctly pronounce ordinal numbers in any base. For instance, try to correctly read the following sentences:

    I need to clear the 101th bit of that byte.

    1 4m l33t. 1 4m d4 b0mb. 1 hax0red da 0xF49B5Cth byte 0f dat file.

    0o1232 the number of the beast. (a music by Iron Maden)

    Good morning, kids. Please open your history books in the CDXXXVIIth page.

  11. Re:Hope on Smallpox Vaccine Could Prevent AIDS · · Score: 1, Insightful
    I see three main reasons for youngsters to make sex without protection:

    It's so much more pleasurable. Whoever says it's not is either cynical or haven't been laid.

    People who have HIV usually takes about 10 years totally normal till they develop AIDS. With already available medication, they can live for an indefinite time more. In 10 years, medications are expected to be much better and have fewer collateral effects. Specially considering that in 10-15 years genetic therapy will probably already be available.

    Youngsters tend to give more importance to the present than to the future. Therefore the pleasure with drugs/smoking/unsafe sex/something risky outweighs the risks on the future.

    While older people are more afraid of it because:

    Many have already seen the shocking scene of someone agonizing with AIDS, and being diagnosed with AIDS was like a death sentence.

    They tend to be more conservative and think on the long run.

  12. Supercomputer on Earth Simulator Now Predicting Hurricanes? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Eventually this supercomputer will be able to model climate down to the level of 42.

  13. Re:Patent madness? on The Guy Responsible For Ctrl-Alt-Del · · Score: 1

    He didn't patent the WAY control-alt-delete should be pressed.

    My patented pending method brings you closer to an exciting and unique control-alt-deleting experience. Using not just one, but both hands, you'll be able to easily press these three magic keys.

    Heck, if one can patent a method of swinging sideways on a swing, then I surele can patent a method of typing control-alt-del.

  14. Re:What could be worse... on Building Better Spam · · Score: 1

    ... singing along with Michael Jackson

  15. I wonder on Microsoft Works on Search Capabilities · · Score: 3, Funny
  16. Re:Yet another dupe. on Testing the Five Second Rule · · Score: 2, Funny

    With all these dupes, it could well be called Slashslashdotdot

  17. Re:flex? doesn't sound like it to me. on Are You On Time To Work? · · Score: 1

    because they'll show up to check in, and then go to their office and stare at the wall, or read slashdot or whatever

    Read Slashdot ? Uh, what are you saying ? I'm not reading Slashdot.

  18. Re:Rejector isn't even parsing on Resolving Everything: VeriSign Adds Wildcards · · Score: 2

    Wrong. The DATA command should be followed by a 354 not a 250.

    Plus, it'd cut the connection before any harm is done. Look:

    volcano:~# telnet 64.94.110.11 25
    Trying 64.94.110.11...
    Connected to 64.94.110.11.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    220 snubby2-wcwest Snubby Mail Rejector Daemon v1.3 ready
    HELO verisignsucks.com
    250 OK
    MAIL FROM:<ihateverisign@verisignsucks.com>
    250 OK
    RCPT TO:<herbalviagraorders@spammer.net>
    550 User domain does not exist.
    RCPT TO:<iwanttomakemoneyfast@spammer.net>
    250 OK
    DATA
    221 snubby2-wcwest Snubby Mail Rejector Daemon v1.3 closing transmission channel
    Connection closed by foreign host.

  19. Re:how can this be legal? on Resolving Everything: VeriSign Adds Wildcards · · Score: 1

    Verisign is into child pr0n and W4r3z

    woody:~# host 5y-ogirl-licks-horse-dick.com
    5y-ogirl-licks-hors e-dick.com A 64.94.110.11

    woody:~# host dabest-illegal-warez.com
    dabest-illegal-warez.com A 64.94.110.11

  20. Re:Just to clear something up on Solar Flare Interference From 45k Lightyears Away · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If you want to get really picky, as we received it in 1998 it would be 540,005 years ago.

  21. Re:The phone is your leash on Phone Plus Sensory Deprivation Equals... · · Score: 2, Funny

    If you dont want your chicken salad sandwich interrupted, all you have to do is use a Isochickensalad, a device that isolates the user from all sensory input other than chicken salad sandwich.

    The helmet delivers pre-gnawed chicken salad sandwich directly to the mouth, to avoid the distraction of having to carry the sandwich to the mouth and chewing it.

  22. Re:I don't see what's so hard to understand on RIAA PR Efforts Examined · · Score: 1

    No, if you take a picture of Mona Lisa you didn't steal it, because painters are usually poor, and don't have a business agent.

    However, you would have stolen it if there was such thing like a billionaire PIAA (Paintings Industry Association of America). Then you'd be hitting the big pockets and would be a criminal.

  23. I for one on Hubble Telescope Shows Giant View of Saturn · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I for one welcome our new giant rings overlords.

    And I hope they bring back my karma, wich surely will go to space with this posting.

  24. Re:Concert on The Sound of a Black Hole · · Score: 1

    What about
    "Sounds of Silence", for the infra-sound hearing impaired ?

  25. Re:$29.99 on RIAA Settles With 12-Year-Old Downloader · · Score: 2, Funny

    I got a greater deal. For $9.99 a month I subscribed to a Usenet server, and I am able to download any kind of warez, p0rn, mp3's, DivX's, you name it.