Comment Hope I'm the first to say... (Score 1) 238

by Horatio1337 on Wednesday October 22, 2014 @08:56PM (#48209099) Attached to: Favorite clickbait hook?

FUCK CLICKBAIT

Comment Shift Work (Score 1) 163

by Horatio1337 on Tuesday June 24, 2014 @02:15AM (#47303863) Attached to: I suffer from jet lag ...

Jet lag doesn't bother you as much when its a way of life from shift work. Or rather, TRAVELLING jet lag is not much different then the suckage of every day life.

Comment Re:McCarthy the Playmate? (Score 1) 588

by Horatio1337 on Monday April 14, 2014 @06:22PM (#46751487) Attached to: Jenny McCarthy: "I Am Not Anti-Vaccine'"

Because she's loud and obnoxious, and ignoring her doesn't make her go away.

Ah yes, the famed Sarah Palin axiom.

Comment An alternative to alternative Fuels (Score 2, Informative) 322

by Horatio1337 on Sunday July 16, 2006 @07:44PM (#15729799) Attached to: An Alternative to Alternative Fuels and Vehicles

Petroleum!

Liquid Cooled X1900 XTX Card Reviewed 126

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Monday July 03, 2006 @11:27PM from the big-barrel-of-oil-so-much-more-fun dept.

An anonymous reader writes "TrustedReview's Andrew Miller has posted a review of the new liquid cooled Radeon X1900 XTX card. There have been a few reviews floating around based on engineering samples of this product, but it sounds like the actual card turned out to be quite a sight to behold." From the review: "If you are seriously considering buying an X1900 XTX, then it is well worth paying the extra money for this card as the noise reduction is dramatic. The extra performance is just an added bonus. However, the 7950 GX2 is simultaneously faster and quieter for the same money. The X1900 XTX on the other hand has the option of HDR and FSAA as well as the possibility of running in Crossfire (assuming you can get hold of a similarly cooled master card).

The Pornographers vs. The Pirates 275

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Tuesday June 13, 2006 @07:24AM from the there-are-worse-leads-to-follow dept.

conq writes "BusinessWeek has a piece on how pornography is again leading the way and showing Holywood how to fight back against piracy. From the article: 'Some producers of porn are starting to share revenues from online movies with the distributors of their DVDs, who might otherwise feel endangered by digital distribution online. Bolder yet, one large studio is allowing fans who buy movies online to burn them from their computers onto DVDs, with some protections included, of course.'"