kribby - Slashdot User

Comment teaching them a lesson? (Score 1) 80

by kribby on Monday August 08, 2011 @06:38PM (#37027774) Attached to: Syrian Hackers Deface Anonymous' Social Network

coming from /b/...I don't think there's a picture out there that they won't fap to

Comment polka face? (Score 0, Flamebait) 227

by kribby on Sunday November 08, 2009 @01:21PM (#30023138) Attached to: Swarm of Giant Jellyfish Capsize 10-Ton Trawler

Another thing for Japanese to hate....including dolphins, whales, and the Enola Gay

Submission + - Steam Still Selling Broken PC Game After 2 Months (shacknews.com)

Submitted by

kribby

on Wednesday April 15, 2009 @08:18PM

kribby writes: "People who have bought 'Earth 2160' via Steam have not been able to enjoy their purchase for more than 2 months. The user is greeted with a "failed to get steamid" error message upon startup. There are several forum threads related to the problem, but Steam has failed to give a specific announcement or provide refunds."

Comment crap.... (Score 3, Funny) 187

by kribby on Sunday March 01, 2009 @03:51PM (#27032039) Attached to: RIAA Sued For Fraud, Abuse, & "Sham Litigation"

who here knows how to play the world's smallest violin?

Comment fuck Tweakguide (Score 1) 504

by kribby on Saturday December 20, 2008 @09:08PM (#26187695) Attached to: An In-Depth Look At Game Piracy

Starforce was hated because it would force CD-ROM drives to go into PIO mode, which in long periods of time, can damage the drive. It has been documented by a number of people who fixed their suddenly-slow CD-ROM drives by removing Starforce.

I don't care if Daemon Tools or Alcohol is considered a 'rootkit' in definition.....at least they don't install drivers to obstruct my use of a certain piece of legit software.

real dickmove there, tweakguide.

Comment FAKE (Score 1) 68

by kribby on Friday July 18, 2008 @09:08PM (#24250063) Attached to: Wii Gets Custom Firmware, Purported PSP Emulator

classic example of a "emo kid trying to grow his e-penus" Throughout the years as a admin at NGemu, I have witnessed the birth of PS1, N64, and PS2 emulation. There is always a common characteristic between fake emulator of then and now: An unknown author claiming the extraordinary without any previous debug release that can play homebrew games. Also, they always seem to post 1 image claiming their amazing accomplishments.... I don't think anyone can tell me, with a straight face, that the image is 100% authentic

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