Comment Re:If anything... (Score 1) 89
*groan*
Comment Re:Frosty Piss? (Score 0, Offtopic) 197
Wai!
Comment Re:Oh great (Score 1) 57
I personally can't wait for everyone smartphone in North America to just one damn stop working lol.
I think it would be fucking hilarious.
Comment Re:Moral of the story (Score 1) 141
Yup, keep yer money in your sock like I do! No one gets it, and you ever get in trouble you can bust out the sock and weild that shit like a blackjack tear it up!
Comment Re:Is this FUCKING JOKE? (Score 1) 326
No shit, you'd think, I dunno Cisco, Juniper, a company directly related to networking would be a more obvious choice. But hey, I guess wtf do we know right?
Comment Re:The game (Score 1) 201
Or you, I dunno.. say fuck it to being #1, and just play the game and have fun....
Comment Re:change control / management, anyone? (Score 0, Flamebait) 207
And your a fucking douche.. I guess we're even...
Comment Re:change control / management, anyone? (Score 1) 207
I hope you get fired when you make you a mistake.
Comment How about investigate... (Score 1) 445
Why in the fuck the system can only serve a request every 3 seconds. And that having that much traffic hurts performance.
What does it send off a fax to a room full of people who then find it, and type it up for you and send it back via vacuum tube? WTF....
Comment Re:SPOILER!!!!!! (Score 1) 829
It's also called Science-fiction for a reason, and not Science-fact/documentary...
Sometimes you just need go with it and not want to know the why's or how's because it's simply not that 'important' to the story.
BTW, people like you usually end up ruining shows for the people who like to watch them for the story, hence the being told to shut the fuck up.
Comment Commercials? (Score 1) 829
What commercials? I didn't have any in mine....
Choosing a Personal Printer For the Long Haul 557
The Optimizer writes "After 16 years of service, my laser printer, a NEC Silentwriter 95, is finally wearing its internals out, and I need to find a replacement. It's printed over 30,000 pages and survived a half-dozen long-distance moves without giving me any trouble. I believe it's done so well for two reasons. First, it's sturdily built and hails from an era when every fraction of a penny didn't have to be cost-cut out of manufacturing. The other reason was its software. Since it supported postscript Level II, it wasn't bound to a specific operating system or hardware platform, so long as a basic postscript level 2 driver was available. A new color laser printer with postscript 3 seems like a logical replacement, and numerous inexpensive printers are available. I'd rather get a smaller, personal-size printer than a heavy workgroup printer. Most of all, I would like it to still be usable and running well with Windows 9, OS X 11, and whatever else we will be using in 2020. Can anyone recommend a brand or series of printers that is built to last and isn't going to be completely dependent on OS specific proprietary drivers?"
Comment Lemme sum up the comments.. (Score 4, Insightful) 221
1. Your gay!
2. This is gay
3. NOOB ASS
4. your a noob ass
5. your a fag
6. this is for fags!!
7. BuY v1agr4 n0w
8. 0b4ma will kill us all!!
Comment So there is hope... (Score 3, Funny) 159
for the editors of
Comment Re:Well, Look at Their Monthly Revenue (Score 1) 188
But in china they don't pay a monthly fee, it's per-time played.. How does that work into the equation?
