Slashdot Mirror


User: easyTree

easyTree's activity in the archive.

Stories
0
Comments
3,312
First seen
Last seen
Profile
(view on slashdot.org)

Comments · 3,312

  1. Someone call Carmen Ortiz on Alaskan Middle Schoolers Phish Their Teachers · · Score: 1

    These career-criminals-in-the-making must be made to pay.

  2. McAfee'd on Interview: Ask John McAfee What You Will · · Score: 1

    There's a phrase around the office "His machine's being McAfee'd". This cpu-sucking bloatware is forced upon us from on high where the air is too thin to reason well.

    Q) Will you please make it stop? :o)

  3. Re:Fascinating ... on RMS Urges W3C To Reject On Principle DRM In HTML5 · · Score: 1

    ...behave as if a strongly expressed emotion that disagrees with their emotion is wrong

    Good morning, it's your three-am wake-up call!

    This thought-process seems to be almost universal in defining 'wrong', in my experience. More accurately, I'd probably suspect that people are merely playing at ethics in a thoughtless attempt to have their own way.

  4. Re:Fascinating ... on RMS Urges W3C To Reject On Principle DRM In HTML5 · · Score: 0

    Who is Galt, Anon?

  5. Re:Lots of good reasons. on Ask Slashdot: Are There Any Good Reasons For DRM? · · Score: 1

    The system is correcting for an artificially-maintained anomaly which may no longer be artificially maintained.

    Anyhow, I see no correlation between success of the music industry and success of the artists. No doubt much of the ease with which the feeling of wrongdoing is swept aside when someone downloads music is due to the feeling that the artists that made the music so loved by the downloader are being shafted by the music industry. The artists and customers are merely tools of "big music" to achieve a particular outcome.

  6. Re:not much return? think again. on Crowdsourced Coders Take On Immunology Big Data · · Score: 1

    The whole premise of contests is a scam. Everyone works their ass off for some 'prize'. Only one wins yet the contest hosts get to benefit from all entries.

  7. Re:Play by the rules, you won't get burned on EU Charges Samsung With Abusing Vital Telecoms Patent · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Apple are playing by rule from the Big Book of Business:
    * Rule 73b clause ii) Doubly-maximize profits by selling your shiny-yet-behind-the-curve-when-sold product to retards for 2.5 actual market worth whilst simultaneously obtaining the hardware at such low costs that the supplier *literally* enslaves its 'workers' to meet demand to the extent that they are jumping to their deaths to escape.

  8. Re:Stupid on EU Charges Samsung With Abusing Vital Telecoms Patent · · Score: 1

    Yet you don't see the apple fans talking about THAT now, Do you ?

    They're too busy licking their phones or queuing to buy a <Phone-they-just-bought-three-weeks-ago-for-two-and-a-half-times-the-actual-market-worth-which-was-already-behind-the-curve-when-they-bought-it>S

  9. Re:And yet... on EU Charges Samsung With Abusing Vital Telecoms Patent · · Score: 1

    Android still don't seem to have emulator Apple's use of manufacturing plant where their 'staff' are held prisoner and try to kill themselves to escape.

    Apple are way ahead of the pack on this one.

  10. Re:And yet... on EU Charges Samsung With Abusing Vital Telecoms Patent · · Score: 1

    Samsung have plenty of design-space in which to play. The completely spherical phone is an untapped market, crying out for vendors. Apple have really done everyone a favour. All hail the the fruit! Pretty soon the whole barrel will be as sweet-smelling!

  11. Re:One does not simply on Makerbot Cracks Down On 3D-Printable Gun Parts · · Score: 1

    Which button do I press to get back the life I Iost reading the ancestor thread?

  12. Re:Nothing wrong with him on Ubuntu Community Manager: RMS's Post Seems a Bit Childish To Me · · Score: 1

    ... or an adult being named 'Jono'.

  13. Re: bluetooth keyboard on Will Developers Finally Start Coding On the iPad? · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    The iPad is irrelevant, soon to be eclipsed (no pun intended) by all things Android. Arguably, this has already happened.

  14. Re:USADA has no jurisdiction to strip TdF titles on Lance Armstrong and the Science of Drug Testing · · Score: 1

    USA. World [sports-] Police. Duh!

  15. Re:Smoking Crack on US Court Sides With Gene Patents · · Score: 1

    Who gave these judges in one corner of the world the right to affect the whole of humanity?

  16. Re:Awesome! on Australian Billionaire Wants To Build Jurassic Park-Style Resort · · Score: 2

    On communist earth, us eat dinosaurs.

    Humans are pretty scary. I'm seeing a possible future with McVelociraptor Burgers.

  17. Re:Fantastic first impressions on Microsoft Unveils Outlook.com, Hotmail's Successor · · Score: 2

    It's nice to see some variant of the Streisand Effect at work here. First post by a shill-account and the whole conversation up to this point has been arguing about why it's clear that the obvious shill is an obvious shill. Nice work <whichever-marketing-company-won-this-particular-contract>.

  18. Re:Fantastic first impressions on Microsoft Unveils Outlook.com, Hotmail's Successor · · Score: 1

    No, it's not obvious. It's speculation because someone praised a product from 'the enemy'.

    Whu? How are Apple involved?

  19. Re:Fantastic first impressions on Microsoft Unveils Outlook.com, Hotmail's Successor · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Outlook.com - All the machine-lagging, fifteen-levels-of-nested-dialog-boxes crapness of Outlook. Now on the web! Yay \o/

  20. Re:pre-emptive stripping on Samsung Galaxy S3 Stripped of Local Search · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I can tell you that when my awesome, light powerful Samsung phone with a great screen, camera, lots of ram, fast processor etc.. is stripped of features because of Apple's bullshit, Apple have just won themselves a lifelong non-customer.

    Fuck you Apple. I sincerely mean that, you money-grabbing cocksuckers. Make your shitty, locked-in products a reasonable price so that the n00bs that buy them can afford to eat. Pay your employees a decent wage.

  21. Re:I always wondered on Apple Wins EU Ban of Smaller Samsung Tablet, Demands $2.5 Billion In Damages · · Score: 1

    1. It took us three major OS versions to implement copy-and-paste
    2. You make slimmer, faster tablets with more ports which are more open and cost less - we can't compete
    3. You owe us billions of dollars. Q.E.D.

    PS. Our failure to patent copy-and-paste was an oversight which is soon to be rectified. See you in a Texan court in the immediate future.

  22. Re:And we can expect on Apple Must Publicly Post That Samsung Did Not Copy iPad · · Score: 1
  23. Re:six hundred dollars? on Apple Forces Google To Degrade Android Features · · Score: 1

    The USA has demonstrably reached toxic levels of stupidity / corruption-disguised-as-stupidity. It should be cut off from the rest of the world to prevent us from being infected.

  24. Re:So what's so special about this one? on New Mac Virus Discovered, Making the Rounds · · Score: 2, Funny

    Clearly this is propaganda perpetrated by Mac-Haters.

  25. Re:Catastrophe theory on Judge Suggests Apple, Motorola Should Play Nice · · Score: 1

    Yah :D