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  1. Re:Piracy. on Wired On 3-D Printers As Fraud Enablers · · Score: 1

    Because it's not 'authorized' (lol) by those that believe they have an everlasting source of cash selling a cheap part for multiples/orders of magnitude of the value it could attain in a market with competition?

  2. Re:Given what people use them for, I'd say no. on Wired On 3-D Printers As Fraud Enablers · · Score: 1

    This only works if the manufacturers of the originals appear to condemn the practice.

  3. Re: Note that this is a little different from soft on Wired On 3-D Printers As Fraud Enablers · · Score: 2

    That said, there could be safety standards for home-printed parts along the lines of "this geometry printed using XYZ materials on a printer meeting these minimum specifications is equivalent to the original part",

    How does this allow *someone* to maintain a monopolistic price advantage? Dude, ur anti-american.

  4. With goggles on... on Wired On 3-D Printers As Fraud Enablers · · Score: 1

    Warning of an imminent ecosystem change, Joshua Greenbaum advises manufacturers to take a page from the music industry's playbook and attempt to prevent this by anti-competitive means intended to halt societal progress for their own gain.

  5. Yes.

  6. Re:First people complain about not poaching on A123 Sues Apple For Poaching Employees · · Score: 1

    Whenever something bad happens, there's usually a lawyer close by. You do the math.

  7. Re:Law does not equal justice on Federal Court: Theft of Medical Records Not an 'Imminent Danger' To Victim · · Score: 1

    That would remove the intentional irony. Doh.

  8. Re:Hey, no worries. It's no big deal on Federal Court: Theft of Medical Records Not an 'Imminent Danger' To Victim · · Score: 1

    Where... was the line between opinion and incitement, again?

    Wherever the guy weighing the contributions from those with vested interests decides it is?

  9. So... which is this? stupidity or corruption?

  10. Re:The lesson here on Lenovo To Wipe Superfish Off PCs · · Score: 1

    Damage control FTW

  11. Re:awsome on Trans-Pacific Partnership Enables Harsh Penalties For Filesharing · · Score: 1

    What is wrong with you? You are denying the gun industry an opportunity to advertise to children and secure them as customers later in life.

    I'm not an American but that sounds like un-American behavior right there. Sound the Commie alarm!

  12. Re:Speaking of on Samsung SmartTV Customers Warned Personal Conversations May Be Recorded · · Score: 1

    Ouch, truth hurts

  13. Re:But surely... on Samsung SmartTV Customers Warned Personal Conversations May Be Recorded · · Score: 1

    Perhaps something along the lines of: "Speech analysis has revealed duplicity. Sending this recording may reveal your true intentions. Would you like to continue? " ?

  14. This will be awesome on Underwater Vehicle Uses a Balloon To Dart Like an Octopus · · Score: 1

    This kind of vehicle will be awesome for jello-people.

  15. Re: octopi? on Underwater Vehicle Uses a Balloon To Dart Like an Octopus · · Score: 1

    English is by consensus

    No it isn't.

    Yes it is. Who's with me?

    Nope, youre on you're pwn.

  16. Re: octopi? on Underwater Vehicle Uses a Balloon To Dart Like an Octopus · · Score: 1

    "May I have a grilled halloumi panini"

    *shudder*

  17. Re: octopi? on Underwater Vehicle Uses a Balloon To Dart Like an Octopus · · Score: 1

    I see a disturbing trend, even within mainstream newspaper's (!), to use greengrocers' apostrophe's. I'm no linguist but it hurt's my eye's to see it.

  18. Re:The problem is the "social sciences". on Will Elementary School Teachers Take the Rap For Tech's Diversity Problem? · · Score: 1

    Regardless, anything coming out of the "social sciences" should be taken with a really big grain of salt.

    There are recommended limits on daily sodium intake...

  19. The more you cut teacher salaries, the worse the teachers, because anyone with any brains at all will see private sector employment more and more appealing.

    I've wondered about this for a while. I secretly suspect that should critical 'jobs' that require substantial amounts of empathy (teaching, nursing, ...) have higher wages, they would attract sharks who care only about the cash.

    Isn't it possible that teachers are teachers because they want to be and that the pay is not a motivating factor in their career choice?

  20. Re:But surely... on Samsung SmartTV Customers Warned Personal Conversations May Be Recorded · · Score: -1, Troll

    Do the programmers who think these features are "cool": and "awesome" not have managers with a three-digit IQ?

    I know, what the fuck is wrong with people? Don't these programmers realize that a large proportion of their customers are duplicitous pricks who prefer to keep their secret?

  21. Re:But surely... on Samsung SmartTV Customers Warned Personal Conversations May Be Recorded · · Score: 2

    ... if you have to push a button you might as well hit the other one or two to set your channel.

    Which is quicker, less intrusive on others' attention, less open to misunderstanding.

    Why do we want voice control again?

  22. Re:Yay \o/ on Netflix Now Available In Cuba · · Score: 1
  23. Re:Yay \o/ on Netflix Now Available In Cuba · · Score: 1

    Better watch out, McDonalds will be next. . .

  24. Yay \o/ on Netflix Now Available In Cuba · · Score: 1

    Yay \o/

    Another win for democracy?

    Cubans have had little access to this kind of American entertainment.

    All good things must come to an end :D

  25. Re:Mac and Windows PC only. on Google Earth Pro Now Available Free · · Score: 3, Funny

    All you Linux people do is WINE.

    Sheesh.