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  1. Re:jony!!!! on Shake-up at Apple: Forstall Out; iOS Executive Fired For Maps Debacle? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, we can see how much Windows changed over the years.

  2. Re:Finally on US Patent Office Invalidates Apple's "Rubber Banding" Patent · · Score: 1

    Not all is fair in war, and this is not war

  3. Re:How about idle?? on AMD FX-8350 Review: Does Piledriver Fix Bulldozer's Flaws? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, but desktops are being replaced by notebooks and tablets, so power consumption is very important nowadays!

  4. Re:Unfortunately for Arduino on New Arduino Due Brings More Power To the Table · · Score: 1
  5. Re:What is happening to Slashdot's submit process on Foxconn Thinks the iPhone 5 Is a Pain · · Score: 0, Redundant

    First of all, Foxconn is from Taiwan, not China.

    You mean the Taiwan which is officially named "Republic of China"?

  6. 2025? on How We'll Get To 54.5 Mpg By 2025 · · Score: 1

    2025? With the rising oil prices, I hope I'll be driving an electric by then!

  7. Re:Are we on the wrong path? on NASA Prepares For Space Surgery and Zero Gravity Blood · · Score: 1

    No, but my desire for entertainment shouldn't be the driver of waste.

    It's not "desire for entertainment, it's the human nature.

  8. Re:WTF is Sarah whatever ? on Singer Reportedly Outbids NASA for Space Tourist's Seat · · Score: 1

    It's pretty simple: humans are a social species, and consequently those who manage to get at the top of the social pyramid are better off than the others. Human skills allow you to "use" other people to improve your position... If you can do a job very well, you can provide for yourself. If someone else is able to "use" your work for himself he can too, and can "use" multiple people's work as it requires less time than actual work, therefore multiplying his gain. That's how management works.

  9. Re:Hey guys, STFU and build a rocket, would you? on Ex-NASA Employees Accuse Agency of 'Extreme Position' On Climate Change · · Score: 1

    4. The engineers should be creating planes conceived for sexual intercourse that go into an area of space designated for said activity.

  10. Fallout! on Coming To a War Near You: Nuclear Powered Drones · · Score: 1

    You should be happy! Sounds like something from Fallout, maybe we'll get to play it in real life!

  11. Re:Swings and Roundabouts on Apple Is Forced By EU To Give 2 Years Warranty On All Its Products · · Score: 1

    But they don't have no-shoot contracts!

  12. Re:don't buy the fucking thing then on iFixit's Kyle Wiens On the War On DIY Electronics · · Score: 1

    Many people can fix a refrigerator, and any technician in the field can do it. Same goes for the car.
    But try replacing an iPad (or whatever, it's not like Apple's the only problem here) screen without "certified training".

  13. Re:I'm soooo sorry to rain on your parade on Humans Are Nicer Than We Think · · Score: 1

    I think you need to differentiate between "noticed" nice things and "unnoticed" nice things.

  14. Re:my car crashed on Ford Tests DIY Firmware Updates · · Score: 1

    The word "bricking" is used for electronic devices which can't be fixed by taking them apart. With a car you'd just change the ECU or whatever.

  15. Re:It's a start on Obama's Privacy Bill of Rights: Just a Beginning · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Well, "people" didn't even know about the problems with online privacy. Now the media will talk about it.

  16. It's a start on Obama's Privacy Bill of Rights: Just a Beginning · · Score: 2

    Even with flaws, it's a step in the right direction. Hopefully this will make people more aware of the issue.

  17. Re:Hopefully it's more reliable on New Intel 520 Series SSD Taps SandForce Controller · · Score: 1

    Same as above, Agility 3, OS X on a 13" MBP, 5 months.
    Heavy usage, we're talking about 12 hours or more monday-friday. A couple of hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
    It's not my only drive though, data is stored on an HDD which replaced the DVD unit.

  18. Re:And... on DC Comics Announces "Before Watchmen" · · Score: 1

    It also occasionally becomes several meters long.

  19. Re:I am not worried about it on Don't Worry About Global Warming, Say 16 Scientists in the WSJ · · Score: 1

    i think you mean exactly 37C. Unless you're starting to suffer from hypothermia.

    No. At 37 I have a fever.
    And trust me, I generate quite a bit of heat.

  20. Re:I am not worried about it on Don't Worry About Global Warming, Say 16 Scientists in the WSJ · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Yeah, I know your position is desperate, but seriously, Celsius can't be rounded? And EVERYONE knows that body temperature is around 36C, that -10C is freaking cold and so on.... And if you want to play games, c'mon, water freezing at 32F? Boiling at 212F?
    There's a reason the whole world uses Celsius.

  21. Re:Pause after click fixed? on KDE 4.8 Released · · Score: 1

    Yes. I find it's much better now.

  22. Re:Excuse my French, on EU Debates Installing a Black Box On Your Computer · · Score: 1

    That would be "Signor Motti"
    The first part was flawless.

  23. Re:I think... on RIM Unveils New OS Based On QNX · · Score: 1

    Don't know, maybe it could be... A good OS?

  24. Re:I gave up... on Facebook Files For a Patent To Track Its Users On Other Sites · · Score: 1

    Not talking about scripts, but cookies. What about facebook cookies coming from an host you don't know (and therefore haven't blocked)? Do you check every single cookie you get? Once you get one, the system can link your ID to your IP, right?

  25. Re:I gave up... on Facebook Files For a Patent To Track Its Users On Other Sites · · Score: 1

    But that only works if there are multiple people connecting to the internet through the same IP as you, or if you use a proxy or Tor.