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Comment: Re:Please don't (Score 1) 279

by masterz on Tuesday January 10, @12:30PM (#38652948) Attached to: Google Merges Google+ Into Search

It is optional.

FBI wants public help solving encrypted notes from-> 0

Submitted by masterz on Tuesday March 29 2011, @01:49PM

masterz writes "Wanted: A few good men to solve an 11 year old crime. Must have code-breaking skills."
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Comment: Wrong, and wrong. (Score 1) 1277

by masterz on Wednesday March 09 2011, @09:42AM (#35429352) Attached to: Utah To Teach USA is a Republic, Not a Democracy

1) They're right, we are a republic.
2) At no point does the article say anything about not liking the word "Democrat."

Comment: Redundant (Score 3, Informative) 334

by masterz on Tuesday February 15 2011, @11:36PM (#35217924) Attached to: On Retirement, Israeli General Takes Credit for Stuxnet Attacks

"The Haaretz" is redundant since the Hebrew prefix 'ha' means 'the'.

Comment: Re:Purchase (Score 1) 375

by masterz on Monday February 14 2011, @12:06PM (#35200544) Attached to: FBI Releases File On the Anarchist Cookbook

I guess my antecedents were confusing. I didn't meant to say the Anarch Cookbook was not useful, as I didn't read much past the cover. The Anarchist Cookbook is good only for entertainment value.

Comment: Purchase (Score 1) 375

by masterz on Monday February 14 2011, @10:30AM (#35199444) Attached to: FBI Releases File On the Anarchist Cookbook

I purchased this book at Borders some years ago. I had to order it, as they didn't have it in stock. The first time the order came in, they gave me "The Anarch Cookbook" Turns out it's not the same thing. It's quite an amusing read. I'm not sure there's actually one piece of useful information in there.

Comment: Actually... (Score 1) 565

by masterz on Thursday November 04 2010, @03:22PM (#34129090) Attached to: Cook's Magazine Claims Web Is Public Domain

Recipes can not be copyrighted.

Apple giving $100 credit to early iPhone buyers-> 0

Submitted by masterz on Thursday September 06 2007, @04:23PM

masterz writes "CNN reports: After receiving hundreds of emailed complaints from existing Apple iPhone customers angry about a steep price drop, chief executive Steve Jobs says the company will give certain customers who bought the gadget at its original price a $100 credit."
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