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  1. Re:Israel has nuclear weapons. on Israeli Infrastructure Proves Too Strong For Anonymous · · Score: 1

    "I believe for no reason that Israel will doom this world without cause, and that's why they are as bad as Hamas etc." FTFY

  2. Re:The big difference here is on History Will Revere Bill Gates and Forget Steve Jobs, Says Author · · Score: 1

    Interesting, will do.

    I don't know Gates, so I can't defend him, it's just that most people here seem to instinctively hate him. Which I find weird, I mean, he is doing some good.

    And if I was trying to do good with a shitload of my own money, I would like total control of where it went, not just hand it off to some foundation.

  3. Re:The big difference here is on History Will Revere Bill Gates and Forget Steve Jobs, Says Author · · Score: 1, Insightful

    But in the end, Gates is using some of his money to give a false impression of philanthronpy

    Oh yeah, how dare he use his money to cure malaria, the false bastard

  4. Re:Extend the lifespan of B-52 beyond 2040? on Sixty Years On, B-52s Are Still Going Strong · · Score: 1

    Ah, /there's/ your problem

  5. Re:Extend the lifespan of B-52 beyond 2040? on Sixty Years On, B-52s Are Still Going Strong · · Score: 1

    Well, is the B-52 still being produced? According to wiki it isn't. The fuselages will be pretty old by then.

    The C-130 J that is now being produced, while basicly the same shape (it's longer), is also equipped with new avionics, engines, instruments and pretty much everything else, so it might not be a great example.

    The question is whether they are proposing to use the same old fuselages or if they want new completely new B-52s

  6. Re:In case you missed it on Forensic Experts Say Screams Were Not Zimmerman's · · Score: 1

    care to elaborate? For us (me) who haven't heard the story.

  7. Re:Not a flying car on Flying Car Makes Successful Maiden Flight · · Score: 0

    ok...

  8. pics? on Flying Car Makes Successful Maiden Flight · · Score: 1

    So, they make an article about a flying car, but don't include a single photo of it?!
    http://pal-v.com/the-pal-v-one/styling-and-design/

  9. Re:Not a flying car on Flying Car Makes Successful Maiden Flight · · Score: 2

    No but when you have a flying object that refuses to obey orders the common reaction is to launch fighter-jets.
    That car chase might end up quite different than the perp had in mind

  10. uhm on Massive Construction Effort Begins For World's Largest Telescope · · Score: 5, Funny

    Astronomers have begun to blast 3 million cubic feet of rock

    I think you'll find that the people blasting rock aren't astronomers...

  11. Re:Kind of shady? on Meet the Hackers Who Get Rich Selling Spies Zero-Day Exploits · · Score: 1

    Well, Lobasomething apparently subscribes to the belief that all soldiers are mindless robots without consciences. It should go without saying that this isn't true. There is such a thing as illegal orders, and it's every soldier's duty to not follow orders he or she believes are illegal.

  12. Re:Kind of shady? on Meet the Hackers Who Get Rich Selling Spies Zero-Day Exploits · · Score: 5, Insightful

    if a soldier hears his superior yell "fire", he shoots, no questions asked.

    As a soldier, I can only note your lack of insight in how the military works.

  13. Re:The other side of the story on Time to Review FAA Gadget Policies · · Score: 1

    that could require taking the aircraft out of service for weeks at a cost of six figures or more of lost revenue per week

    All aircraft are regularly grounded for days and weeks for maintenance reasons, they could just install them then...

  14. Re:Seriously, why? on Chinese Spies Used Fake Facebook Profile To Friend NATO Officials · · Score: 1

    > Depending on your privacy settings you can limit tagging. You are a fool if you actually believe that works.

    How? If I turn off location tagging, how can I possibly be tagged at a location?

  15. Re:Seriously, why? on Chinese Spies Used Fake Facebook Profile To Friend NATO Officials · · Score: 1

    It makes it a LOT easier to keep in touch with friends, both local and friends in other countries. Its a useful tool, at least for me.

  16. Re:Seriously, why? on Chinese Spies Used Fake Facebook Profile To Friend NATO Officials · · Score: 1

    Depending on your privacy settings you can limit tagging.

    I would also hope none of my colleagues are dumb enough to post "On super secret recce-mission with *name*, lol. Location: Afghanistan"

    You have a point though, that facebook can be used to collect quite a lot of information, thats why its important to be aware of these issues, to keep sensitive stuff off it. And/or use a fake surname.

  17. Re:Seriously, why? on Chinese Spies Used Fake Facebook Profile To Friend NATO Officials · · Score: 0

    Its not a massive security risk to use facebook. It all depends on what you post there. They probably use FB for the same reasons everyone else does.

  18. ThinkGeek on Ballistic Clipboard Holds Papers, Stops Bullets · · Score: 1
  19. Re:Identifying what exactly? on Anonymous Takes On a Mexican Drug Cartel · · Score: 1

    Wikileaks? Isnt that just a list on the internet?

  20. Re:jwz on Google+ To End Real Names Policy · · Score: 1

    I got the invite, and made an account, but the site is pretty buggy so its a hassle. Besides, theres even fewer of my friends on Diaspora than on G+

  21. Re:Absolutely Not. on Is Google Making Us Stupid? · · Score: 1

    Heck, I use my flintlock rifle to get to work every day!

  22. Re:old news on Search For RMS Titanic Was a Cover Story · · Score: 1

    Well, duh.
    From TFA:
    Pieces of this Cold War tale have been known since the mid-1990s, but more complete details are now coming to light, said Titanic's discoverer, Robert Ballard.

    Didn't you read it?
    Oh, wait...

  23. Tinker on The REAL Reason We Use Linux · · Score: 1

    I also like to tinker with my system.

  24. Re:Uh, yeah. on Norwegian Broadcaster Evaluates BitTorrent Distribution Costs · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The news isn't that someone figured it out. The news is that a big company actually utilizes it, and has the documentation and numbers that proves how effective it is.

  25. Re:adaptation? on Humans Evolving 100 Times Faster Than Ever · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Most christians? That dear sir is untrue.