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Re:Who gives a shit by Shadow+of+Eternity · 2016-08-26 17:33 · Score: 3, Informative · on Twitter Is Working On Anti-Harassment Keyword Filtering Tool, Says Report (bloomberg.com)

these are the de facto leaders of the MRM. You'll notice that the majority are women, one's black, and one's a bisexual single mom. The elderly woman in the center is the woman who founded the very first domestic violence shelter in the modern world... and had a drive by shooting at her house for daring to shelter male victims as well as female ones.

The only people that can't stop being offended by women and minorities seem to be feminists and the regressive left.

Re: Question by Anonymous Coward · 2016-08-26 08:10 · Score: 0 · on Intel Launches Flurry of 3D NAND-Based SSDs For Consumer and Enterprise Markets (hothardware.com)

I have a sane mind. I was not racist before, and even today I don't hate immigrants, but just realize they're exploiting the altruism and sympathy of European countries.

However, there's little doubt in my mind now that genetics play a part in intelligence, empathy, violence and beauty. Yes, environment, poverty, nutrition also play a big part too - I get that - but you'd have to be extremely naive to think we're otherwise all equal, especially if you accept the theory of evolution.

Take a look at this chart I created a few days ago, and see if you can spot the correlation: http://i.imgur.com/TFelKAp.png

Does thinking other people as lesser make me racist? Maybe, depending on your definition. But many people's definition only pins it down to hate. Even though I'm posting anon, I'll read any reply to this comment.

Re:Just wanted to say "thank you" by 0ld_d0g · 2016-08-26 03:55 · Score: 3, Funny · on Linus on Linux's 25th Birthday (zdnet.com)

Well I must be using some alien version of Windows. I just created 100,000 threads on Windows as I'm typing this comment. Seems to work just fine.

http://imgur.com/a/sBK5M

Re:Slashdot has popup ads with data:text/html;base by Teckla · 2016-08-25 12:57 · Score: 2 · on Google Fiber To Cut Staff In Half After User Totals Disappoint, Says Report (dslreports.com)

Third time this week. I'm reading through slashdot comments on my mobile and get a popup ad with a "data:text/html;base64" url. Here's a couple screen grabs:

http://imgur.com/a/E4fuR

first photo shows the URL. second photo shows that chrome thinks the page is still on slashdot's website. The ad pops up and fills the screen on it's own, without me clicking on anything (so it's on some sort of setTimeout or something). It won't let me use the back button either. This crap is very invasive. Slashdot should not be showing these sort of ads

Not only this, but fucking auto fucking refresh is still fucking annoying us, and if you click Older >> at the bottom of the page, it takes you to the older articles but very frequently puts you at the bottom of the page (wtf?), and the big ads at the top take so long to load that the comments I'm reading are often jumping around as the ad finally loads and adjusts the page height, etc. Ugh.

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.

Re:Slashdot has popup ads with data:text/html;base by cosm · 2016-08-25 12:42 · Score: 2 · on Google Fiber To Cut Staff In Half After User Totals Disappoint, Says Report (dslreports.com)

Third time this week. I'm reading through slashdot comments on my mobile and get a popup ad with a "data:text/html;base64" url. Here's a couple screen grabs:

http://imgur.com/a/E4fuR

first photo shows the URL. second photo shows that chrome thinks the page is still on slashdot's website. The ad pops up and fills the screen on it's own, without me clicking on anything (so it's on some sort of setTimeout or something). It won't let me use the back button either. This crap is very invasive. Slashdot should not be showing these sort of ads

Confirmed. I've seen it multiple times in the past few weeks on my Android phone's Chrome browser.

Re:Lets... by Anonymous Coward · 2016-08-25 12:07 · Score: 0 · on Windows 10 Computers Crash When Amazon Kindles Are Plugged In (theguardian.com)

Thats bullshit. you first have to _prove_ that this is a bug in windows or code written by MS, and not a third party USB driver (or other countless probable causes) that a user has installed. But that is if we are to follow logic. You being an anti-ms troll, probably know nothing about it.

Meanwhile, my desktop W10 continues to run ROCK SOLID since the time I turned it on a few months ago. Haha..

http://imgur.com/clcbOkG

Slashdot has popup ads with data:text/html;base64 by LordKronos · 2016-08-25 10:40 · Score: 5, Informative · on Google Fiber To Cut Staff In Half After User Totals Disappoint, Says Report (dslreports.com)

Third time this week. I'm reading through slashdot comments on my mobile and get a popup ad with a "data:text/html;base64" url. Here's a couple screen grabs:

http://imgur.com/a/E4fuR

first photo shows the URL. second photo shows that chrome thinks the page is still on slashdot's website. The ad pops up and fills the screen on it's own, without me clicking on anything (so it's on some sort of setTimeout or something). It won't let me use the back button either. This crap is very invasive. Slashdot should not be showing these sort of ads

Re:Article Needs Tag by cmiller173 · 2016-08-25 01:47 · Score: 1 · on World's Largest Aircraft Crashes Its Second Flight (theverge.com)

Obligatory: http://imgur.com/r/woahdude/jA...

Maybe I'm doing it wrong? by ausekilis · 2016-08-24 03:51 · Score: 3, Funny · on A Design Defect Is Plaguing Many iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Units (iphonehacks.com)

When I try a hard reset the screen only gets worse.

F8 by Anonymous Coward · 2016-08-23 19:40 · Score: 0 · on NASA Reconnects With 'Lost' STEREO-B Satellite (businessinsider.com)

Just boot it up in Safe mode

Related:
Start Wandows Ngrmadly

Re:Feedback by DarkLordBelial · 2016-08-22 06:18 · Score: 5, Insightful · on Mozilla Is Changing Its Look -- and Asking the Internet For Feedback (arstechnica.com)

They can have this one for free. I am not a designer, I spent 5 mins on this and it's shite - still better IMHO than any of the guff they came up with.

http://imgur.com/a/70ReP

Re: Read the fine print... by segin · 2016-08-19 08:13 · Score: 1 · on T-Mobile Brings Back Unlimited Data For All (cnet.com)

Doesn't match the experience of real-world users? My tablet ran out of data, look at this advisory text message... Now you have info less than an hour old that supports the GP.

Re:580 Mhz CPU and DDR1? by Khyber · 2016-08-19 07:51 · Score: 1 · on The $5 Onion Omega2 Gives Raspberry Pi a Run For Its Money (dailydot.com)

No, you sure as fuck did NOT. FROM YOUR EXACT LINK have a goddamned screencapture.

Re:What happens to Kotaku and Gizmodo? by Mashiki · 2016-08-19 01:29 · Score: 4, Insightful · on Gawker.com To End Operations Next Week (gawker.com)

They look safe for now, but I actually like Kotaku and Gizmodo. It's probably really shitty to work at these companies, which had nothing to do with leaking pr0n, but who's employees are still affected by it.

They're just raging hypocrites, and claim that anyone who doesn't follow their progressive garbage are sexists. While their authors turn around and try to bully, shame, or attack people who refuse to bow down to their bullshit. Fun reminder it was Sam Biddle of Kotaku that cost them $1m-10m in lost revenue for his "bring back bullying" tweet...during bullying awareness month. And of course after that, they then started whining that the people who cost them that are the persons who are really the fascists.

Re:What happens to Kotaku and Gizmodo? by Mashiki · 2016-08-19 01:29 · Score: 4, Insightful · on Gawker.com To End Operations Next Week (gawker.com)

They look safe for now, but I actually like Kotaku and Gizmodo. It's probably really shitty to work at these companies, which had nothing to do with leaking pr0n, but who's employees are still affected by it.

They're just raging hypocrites, and claim that anyone who doesn't follow their progressive garbage are sexists. While their authors turn around and try to bully, shame, or attack people who refuse to bow down to their bullshit. Fun reminder it was Sam Biddle of Kotaku that cost them $1m-10m in lost revenue for his "bring back bullying" tweet...during bullying awareness month. And of course after that, they then started whining that the people who cost them that are the persons who are really the fascists.

Re:Nerds 1, football players 0 by Mashiki · 2016-08-18 22:03 · Score: 1 · on Gawker.com To End Operations Next Week (gawker.com)

Nah, nerds have too much self-respect to hire someone like that. Besides, he's too busy crying into his pillow while repeating that nerds need to be degraded and bullied.

Awful design by ShaunC · 2016-08-18 07:53 · Score: 1 · on 'Only Voice Memos Can Save Us From the Scourge of Email' (qz.com)

Offtopic I know, but am I the only one getting really tired of this trend in web design where I click through to read an article, but first must scroll down past a giant full-page image? This is what I see when I load the article. That image adds precisely zero information, but bulks up the page load by 702,043 bytes and several seconds even on broadband. Fucking stop already.

Re:International Units please by Anonymous Coward · 2016-08-18 01:49 · Score: 0 · on World's Largest Aircraft Completes Its First Flight (cnn.com)

Coins suck.

We have ACA, and it's failing.

Our streets have names. Dumb names, but names nonetheless. And addresses actually make sense here.

Belief in God is a personal choice, not a governmental one. Anyone that wants to enforce otherwise had better be well-armed.

Really? Football? You're going to argue over this, even though you're wrong? Rugby and "Association" (a.k.a. Soccer) are both types of football. NFL-style football is a variation of Rugby. Get over it.

Drive-on-left is a British Empire thing. Continental Europe is mostly sane and drives on the right, just like the US. If you're going to laugh at the US as one of the last remaining countries to officially use imperial units, then you're a hypocrite if you don't laugh at Commonwealth countries (and one oddly backwards area of Africa) for drive-on-left. Surely, if you're a reasonable person, you must see similarities in those maps.

Re:Link to files and simple summary by bennini · 2016-08-17 11:26 · Score: 1 · on NSA Worried About Implications of Leaked Toolkits (businessinsider.com)

And here's the original message provided by The Shadow Brokers
The original URL hosting the file was taken down but it was mirrored here:
Shadow Broker Message

The text is below in case that mirror stops working too.

From:
bitmessage = BM-NBvAHfp5Y6wBykgbirVLndZtEFCYGht8
i2p-bote = [removed to satisfy slashdot form validator]

Equation Group Cyber Weapons Auction - Invitation

!!! Attention government sponsors of cyber warfare and those who profit from it !!!!

How much you pay for enemies cyber weapons? Not malware you find in networks. Both sides, RAT + LP, full state sponsor tool set? We find cyber weapons made by creators of stuxnet, duqu, flame. Kaspersky calls Equation Group. We follow Equation Group traffic. We find Equation Group source range. We hack Equation Group. We find many many Equation Group cyber weapons. You see pictures. We give you some Equation Group files free, you see. This is good proof no? You enjoy!!! You break many things. You find many intrusions. You write many words. But not all, we are auction the best files.

Picture Urls
- ------------
http://imgur.com/a/sYpyn
https://theshadowbrokers.tumbl...
https://github.com/theshadowbr...

File Urls
- ----------
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:40a5f1514514fb67943f137f7fde0a7b5e991f76&tr=http://diftracker.i2p/announce.php
https://mega.nz/#!zEAU1AQL!oWJ...
https://app.box.com/s/amgkpu1d...
https://www.dropbox.com/s/g8kv...
https://ln.sync.com/dl/5bd1916...
https://yadi.sk/d/QY6smCgTtoNz...

Free Files (Proof)
- ------------------
eqgrp-free-file.tar.xz.gpg
sha256sum = [removed to satisfy slashdot form validator]
gpg --decrypt --output eqgrp-free-file.tar.xz eqgrp-free-file.tar.xz.gpg
Password = theequationgroup

Auction Files
- -------------
eqgrp_auction_file.tar.xz.asc
sha256sum = [removed to satisfy slashdot form validator]
Password = ????

Auction Instructions
- --------------------
We auction best files to highest bidder. Auction files better than stuxnet. Auction files better than free files we already give you. The party which sends most bitcoins to address: before bidding stops is winner, we tell how to decrypt. Very important!!! When you send bitcoin you add additional output to transaction. You add OP_Return output. In Op_Return output you put your (bidder) contact info. We suggest use bitmessage or I2P-bote email address. No other information will be disclosed by us publicly. Do not believe unsigned messages. We will contact winner with decryption instructions. Winner can do with files as they please, we not release files to public.

FAQ
- ---
Q: Why I want auction files, why send bitcoin? A: If you like free files (proof), you send bitcoin. If you want know your networks hacked, you send bitcoin. If you want hack networks as like equation group, you send bitcoin. If you want reverse, write many words, make big name for self, get many customers, you send bitcoin. If want to know what we take, you send bitcoin.

Q: What is in auction files? A: Is secret. Equation Group not know what lost. We want Equation Group to bid so we keep secret. You bid against Equation Group, win and find out or bid pump price up, piss them off, everyone wins.

Q: What if bid and no win, get bitcoins back? A: Sorry lose bidding war lose bitcoin a

Fuchsia the devil girl by Luckyo · 2016-08-14 00:29 · Score: 1 · on Google Working On New 'Fuchsia' OS (digitaltrends.com)

Relevant:
http://imgur.com/gallery/A9Hv4

Re:FEC charging Bill Maher by Anonymous Coward · 2016-08-12 14:06 · Score: 1 · on Hacker Publishes Cell Phone Numbers of House Democrats (thehill.com)

Reading your post, I couldn't help but think of this A Clockwork Orange poster, and once again I wonder how many present day twenty-somethings (or even thirty-somethings) have even heard of the film. I've always believed it should be regarded primarily as an instructive and cautionary tale with regard to government apparatus. -PCP