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  1. man... yes.

  2. Re:Hypocrisy much ? on North Korea Accused of Testing an ICBM With Missile Launch Into Space (examiner.com) · · Score: 1
  3. Re:Hypocrisy much ? on North Korea Accused of Testing an ICBM With Missile Launch Into Space (examiner.com) · · Score: 1

    North Korea launched its own satellite using its own delivery system, good on them. Iran enriched its own nuclear fuel for its own nuclear energy program, I applaud that. Now why don't you go and Google why North Korea or Iran may have reason to distrust America.

  4. Re:Hypocrisy much ? on North Korea Accused of Testing an ICBM With Missile Launch Into Space (examiner.com) · · Score: 1

    Really ? I will decide what bothers me, not you. I have little problem with America having nukes. I simply extend the same favour to the North Koreans, as should you. As for your list of blustering assertions about the what the future may or may not hold...whatever. I hope my spluttering meet your approval.

  5. Re:Hypocrisy much ? on North Korea Accused of Testing an ICBM With Missile Launch Into Space (examiner.com) · · Score: 1

    I will decide what I'm all about, not you. I love America, I disapprove of its government, almost 50% of all Americans at any one time have that in common with me. As for the rest of your strawmen... whatever. Most people understand and appreciate that the "vicious mad dog quality of North Korea" is nothing more that the yapping of a angry little scared dog.

  6. Re:Hypocrisy much ? on North Korea Accused of Testing an ICBM With Missile Launch Into Space (examiner.com) · · Score: 1

    The whole cold war was about showing of nuke-peen. A contest in which all players lustily engaged in.

  7. Re:Hypocrisy much ? on North Korea Accused of Testing an ICBM With Missile Launch Into Space (examiner.com) · · Score: 1

    They share your concern, and you, having done it at least twice before, have no grounds to object to them trying to mitigate that threat. Is that so hard to understand ?

  8. Re:Hypocrisy much ? on North Korea Accused of Testing an ICBM With Missile Launch Into Space (examiner.com) · · Score: 1

    Oh please captain america... Do you really expect me to list the atrocities America committed to further its own interests to justify those of NK ? On what grounds do you "expect me to approve" what ?

  9. Hypocrisy much ? on North Korea Accused of Testing an ICBM With Missile Launch Into Space (examiner.com) · · Score: 1, Insightful

    When North America gets rid of its 5000 nuclear warheads it will have the moral right to squeal at North Korea. As it stands NK should be applauded for its technological advances. Same goes to Iran.

  10. Re:They also believe on Silicon Valley's Big Lie · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I guess he believes that the same way some believe the Red Sea was splitted in two by Moses and Jesus actually existed, died, resurrected and flew back to his Dad. In fact, the idea we will actually colonize America has its root from the same religious beliefs we inherited the world and must conquer it. At least from the protestant's view of the world. The man is created to engineer the world. It is just an extension of religion.

  11. Re:They also believe on Silicon Valley's Big Lie · · Score: 1

    Wow.... why don't you believe that? Just because its not going to be as easy as you'd like ?

  12. Exploiters need chumps on Silicon Valley's Big Lie · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Value needs to be extracted somewhere and if you're not the extractor then chances are you're the chump. The responsibility of not being exploited is mine, and if I drank the koolaid I know who the chump who did the drinking was. Maybe next time I'll learn that my l33t risk analysis skills needs a bit of tweaking, or even better, give up on the self-gaslighting.

  13. Re:They also believe on Silicon Valley's Big Lie · · Score: 4, Funny

    Nonsense. We will mine asteroids and colonise space.

  14. The only intuitive interface is the nipple on The Weird History of the Microsoft Windows Start Button · · Score: 4, Informative

    and it will be forever great.

  15. No on UK Campaign Wants 18-Year-Olds To Be Able To Delete Embarrassing Online Past · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Email and posts are forever. The faster you grow up on the internets the faster you'll grow up. Actions have consequences and it is by suffering from those that we become more human and less of that thing a 18 year old is. It will be a massive disservice to both the individual and society if we don't have that.

  16. Re:Absolutely on Is Advertising Morally Justifiable? The Importance of Protecting Our Attention · · Score: 5, Insightful

    "3. Counter-counter arguments: How economists defend advertising and why it isn't enough The existence of the advertising industry poses something of a challenge to the ideology of free market economics since it seems to go against the principles of consumer sovereignty and consumer welfare (efficiency). Two justifications are prominent in the defence of advertising. First, that it is directly valuable for consumers because it communicates valuable information. Second, that it funds universal access to "club goods" (like television shows and internet services) whose production is socially valued but would otherwise not be financially viable. There is some merit to both of these, but I think they are far from sufficient."

    Someone needs to rtfa.

  17. Re:rip-off on Are Certifications Worth the Time and Money? · · Score: 1

    Horse shit, if you can't be arsed to get a cert, I can't be arsed to hire you. No, actually, you don't know shit - horsing around on a Sunday nigh does not make you a closure god. If you have the experience, getting the cert should be a formality.

  18. The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement on Ask Slashdot: Making Donations Count · · Score: 1

    http://vhemt.org/ Consider it a "meta charity". No, I'm not joking.

  19. The earth shakes. on Nobel Prize-Winning Scientist Criticizes Role of Women In Labs · · Score: 1

    Birds take to flight. The trees tremble as the furious hordes of SJW White Nights approaches.

  20. Good thing he didn't download a bunch of pdf's on Gen. Petraeus To Be Sentenced To Two Years Probation and Fine · · Score: 2, Funny

    but only provided national security info to his floozy for sex.

  21. I would like to see your double blind study on Mummified Monk Found Inside 1,000-Year-Old Buddha Statue · · Score: 1

    design on what, from face value, sounds like a falsifiable statement. And if it not, then that's like, just your opinion man.

  22. Serves him right on Barrett Brown, Formerly of Anonymous, Sentenced To 63 Months · · Score: 0

    For using those pesky tags.

  23. Re:I never have understood on Serious Economic Crisis Looms In Russia, China May Help · · Score: 1

    Actually, the democrats consistently outperforms the republicans as "the big business party" https://plus.google.com/116665...

  24. 666 on Entrepreneur Injects Bitcoin Wallets Into Hands · · Score: 1

    And he causes all, the small and the great, and the rich and the poor, and the free men and the slaves, to be given a mark on their right hand or on their forehead, and he provides that no one will be able to buy or to sell, except the one who has the mark, either the name of the beast or the number of his name

  25. Pottard will have this in systemd before weeks end on Fedora To Get a New Partition Manager · · Score: 1

    mark my post.