Comment Re:A Message (Score 4, Funny) 1431
So says the guy that doesn't even have enough balls to post under his username on an internet site.
Comment Re:But, Corporations are People! (Score 3, Insightful) 367
You must work for the government.
Comment Re:Far Cry 3 needs some major help (Score 1) 99
I don't remember Uncharted 2 being that bad. Now Max Payne 3; that game's cutscenes were unbearably long and horrible. No way to skip them either. I got up in the middle of one to go wash dishes and it was still playing when I got back.
Comment Re:Card to Card payments (Score 2) 260
whoosh
Comment Re:Holy shit! (Score 3, Funny) 90
yo, dawg, I herd you like old news, so I put old news in your old news so you can reminisce while you deja vu
Comment List of the Current gTLD Applications (Score 3, Informative) 459
Comment barack ack ack (Score 5, Funny) 305
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Submission + - NinjaVideo.net founder gets 14 months (techworld.com.au)
angry tapir writes: "A Virginia judge has sentenced Matthew David Howard Smith, a founder of the NinjaVideo.net website, to 14 months in prison, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday. Smith was indicted along with four others late last year. The DOJ charged that they illegally provided copyright-protected movies and TV programs for download from the NinjaVideo.net website. The site operated from February 2008 until authorities shut it down in June 2010."
Comment Re:I am planning to move to NC (Score 5, Informative) 1167
nobody voted for him, he was appointed to replace salazar
Comment Re:Can it translate Wingnut to Moonbat? (Score 1) 91
They're essentially the same, only the accent is different.
Comment Keep in mind... (Score 5, Insightful) 48
That 34% doesn't include the ones you're not supposed to know about.
Comment Achievement++ (Score 1) 257
The April Fool — posted in the April fools story
Comment Re:Sweet story bro (Score 1) 117
Looking through the first several pages from Google, searching for the same string that was in the article, it's predominantly ASP/ASPX/CFM that is coming up. Probably nothing new, just taking raw user input and querying directly with that.
Comment Re:USA #1 (Score 1) 513
wrong answer
