Comment: Number Three... (Score 3, Insightful) 164
... is the best by far. Most of those entries won't embroider well at all.
Comment: Yes (Score 1) 769
It keeps out the riff-raff.
Comment: Penetration! (Score 1) 129
[Gilbert Huph]They're penetrating the bureaucracy![/Gilbert Huph]
Comment: Re:Eh sonny? (Score 1) 541
As much as I'd like to see the theo-fascists running Iran blindfolded with their backs against a wall, I have to agree.
Comment: Re:Perfect... (Score 3, Funny) 170
Roll a saving throw vs. Obsequiousness.
Comment: I Played for a While (Score 1) 308
It was fun at first, but eventually became nothing but tedious questing and dealing with negative assholes. Come to think of it, this was also my experience with methamphetamines...
Comment: Perfect... (Score 4, Insightful) 170
for PNP RPGs!!!
I'm going to write a dice throwing app.
God, I'm a nerd. :-\
Is GNOME Pushing Itself Off a Cliff? -> 1
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jammag writes "Linux pundit Bruce Byfield takes a look at GNOME's recently proposed changes and wonders if the Linux desktop's plans are too ambitious — disastrously so. Byfield, who's not given to hyperbole, writes "GNOME may be about to attempt changes that are far more radical than the ones that had KDE users screaming obscenities last year." He points to potential problems with GNOME Zeitgeist and GNOME Shells, among other concerns, opining that the departure may simply be too radical to work. He concludes "Perhaps feeling the pressure as KDE 4 gains acceptance, GNOME seems to have been panicked into a hasty decision. It may have articulated a vision, but what if it is a vision that nobody else will want to share?""
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Comment: Re:Doesn't a PIN Require the Physical Card? (Score 1) 182
I've had a cashier manually type my card number in when it refused to scan, so I guess you don't really need the card.
Comment: Re:RTFS?? (Score 1) 904
Personally, I blame George Washington.