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  1. Re:Of course people have no problem with sharing.. on US Survey Shows Piracy Common and Accepted · · Score: 1

    Unfortunately, that's the whole point... it's all about the justifying buildup of the police state. From drugs to reactions to terrorism.

  2. Re:Of course people have no problem with sharing.. on US Survey Shows Piracy Common and Accepted · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Unfortunately, that's the whole point... it's all about justifying the buildup of the police state. From drugs all the way through reactions to terrorism.

  3. Re:Race to the bottom on Creating the World's Cheapest Tablet · · Score: 1

    It's not that Linux isn't a great OS (I use it for server-side stuff) but it certainly doesn't provide the polished overall experiences that Microsoft or Apple do.

    That's an illusion. Look at all the crazy problems people have with PCs now. People are just afraid of change.

  4. Again... on TSA Got Everything It Wanted For Christmas · · Score: 1

    Again, they pull this kind of BS over Christmas...

  5. Re:Progress on NRC Approves New Nuclear Reactor Design · · Score: 1

    Thing is...people, as a general rule, think they already understand everything ...because the media keeps them informed.

  6. Re:Bought a Sony product? on Sony Sued Over PSN 'No Suing' Provision · · Score: 1

    Google.... (tongue in cheek)

  7. Re:Bought a Sony product? on Sony Sued Over PSN 'No Suing' Provision · · Score: 1

    Nope! I'm buying a Wii!! :D

  8. Re:Moon is a harsh mistriss much? on How 3D Printing Could Help Keep the ISS In Orbit · · Score: 1

    Good Lord, does everything innovative have to become a weapon!?

  9. Re:Punish unjust copyright claims on At Universal's Request, YouTube Yanks News Podcast Over Music Snippet · · Score: 1

    Noooo, the burden of proof should always be on the attacker. That's what is sooo backwards in our system. It's what allows big media and corps to get away with all this bullshit, and because they have billions of dollars for legal expenses it's almost an impossible roadblock to most people to defend against.

  10. Re:For your own good on Microsoft Upgrading Windows Users To Latest Version of MSIE · · Score: 2

    Also, you can just disable auto-updates and go manual if you're technically inclined.

  11. Re:Materials on How 3D Printing Could Help Keep the ISS In Orbit · · Score: 1

    What we need in addition to this are mass drivers. Rail gun systems designed purely for in-animate mass and materials. They would reduce launch costs to Men and capsules alone. Build everything in space I say, plenty of room.

  12. Re:wow on Judge Dismisses 'Other OS' Class-Action Suit Against Sony · · Score: 1

    edit: ;)

  13. Re:wow on Judge Dismisses 'Other OS' Class-Action Suit Against Sony · · Score: 1

    There should be a "WTF?" mod

  14. Re:Not to rain on the parade... on Researchers Teach Subliminally; Matrix Learning One Step Closer · · Score: 1

    Yup. Been there, done that. Corporations discovered it long ago, pushed coke(acola), got banned(then sold the patents to the government who gleefully use it every day.)

  15. Re:What? on Researchers Teach Subliminally; Matrix Learning One Step Closer · · Score: 5, Funny

    I want to learn applied quantum physics. Because it's impossible to learn it the regular way...

  16. Re:Friggen finally on TSA Facing Death By a Thousand Cuts · · Score: 1

    Actually, I was eating multi-grain bread!

  17. Re:Friggen finally on TSA Facing Death By a Thousand Cuts · · Score: 1

    I laughed so hard I got sunflower seed fragments in my nasal cavities!

  18. What CarrierIQ & Carriers are doing.... on CarrierIQ Tries To Silence Security Researcher · · Score: 1

    should be very, very illegal. Why isn't this being investigated?

  19. Re:I wish this was the case in the UK on Full Disk Encryption Hard For Law Enforcement To Crack · · Score: 1

    Well then...the only solution seems to be to abolish self-interested governments the world over and replace them with a truly transparent public run system where everyone gets a tablet or phone to vote with that also stores the vote info locally. That way, the vote is transmitted and counted and can be recounted and confirmed by querying the devices again.

  20. Re:It's very rare... on Researchers Demonstrate Quantum Levitation · · Score: 1

    I agree! Daamn that's cool!

  21. Re:Except that... on Putting Emails In Folders Is a Waste of Time, Says IBM Study · · Score: 1

    I feed it too much though, it's nearly reached critical mass from all the spam. My os will soon be sucked into oblivion.

  22. Re:Assange condemns greed? on Occupy Wall Street Protests Go Global · · Score: 1

    Time to repeal corporate rights laws then.

  23. Re:Except that... on Putting Emails In Folders Is a Waste of Time, Says IBM Study · · Score: 1

    mines called /dev/null. Works even faster.

  24. Re:A hacker phone is a powerful phone on Sony Ericsson Helps Out FreeXperia Developers · · Score: 0

    This is basically asking them to support repair for a product that we've modified away from their working specs. I don't think it's fair to hold them responsible for the costs. And we can still work with them to support it.

  25. Re:120x, 24x? on Citigroup Questions Whether US Spectrum Shortage Exists · · Score: 2

    From the article,

    U.S. carriers have 538 MHz of spectrum dedicated to mobile data and voice and are only using 192 MHz, the two analysts said in a report released Sept. 22.

    That strikes me as roughly 2.5x, not 24.