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  1. Re:Welcome to Capitalism on Ron Paul Asks UN For Help Geting Control of RonPaul.com Domain From Fans · · Score: 2

    I'm a drain! You insensitive... clog?

  2. Re:Israel has nuclear weapons. on Israeli Infrastructure Proves Too Strong For Anonymous · · Score: 1

    Very true about the wounded pride. But I do say, as a first gen american of iraqi descent, the people where my blood come from are seriously entrenched in very old ways and generally stuck in the past and have a closed minded mentality. Religon is seriously part of society in the middle east as it is integrated with the culture. It does not help that most governments in that region are completely corrupted. It will take serious change from the people themselves to have an effect 50 years from now. The state of things just saddens me.

  3. Re:Mod parent up. on More Evidence That Multitasking Reduces Productivity · · Score: 1

    don't forget to plan your task schedule to account for context switching. That usually takes time to gear for a new context.

  4. Re:You have removed all doubt on Can Anyone Become a Programmer? · · Score: 1

    I feel like there is a breed (most?) of designers that think that design is the final gift from God. The problem is that they seem to not realize that software design happens beyond a pretty UI. Or even a well structured design spec and a good UI to display that. They don't seem to get that what is under the hood involves a lot of design skills. Design isn't making stuff look good and feel good to use. That is a specific subset of design (UX design, UI design, etc.). Design is a creative and decision making process. Design under the hood is of paramount importance. Software designers, architects etc are always making design decisions. Unfortunately a lot of developers don't feel or think that they are actually designers.

    So this jackass in the end is correct, design is king. But he unfortunately does not know what design actually is.

  5. Re:newbie on Arch Linux For Newbies? Manjaro Is Here! · · Score: 2

    The Newbie Bistro, on 4th and Wilshire right? Good biscotti.

  6. Re:There's an option that's much closer to approva on Birth Control For Men Edges Closer · · Score: 1

    fuck a pill, RISUG is a cheap, painless procedure. I think it can solve all unwanted pregnancy if it not artificially over priced in the US. It is in stage 3 human trials in multiple countries now. Also, no way do I wanna take something that can chemically or hormonally affect me. I feel bad when my gf has to be on birth control as it is the best option currently.

  7. Re:Meat prices are high... on Meat the Food of the Future · · Score: 1

    A fool and his vote are soon parted?

  8. Re:But Macs Don't Get Viruses on New Mac Trojan Installs Silently, No Password Required · · Score: 2

    the golf clap is a nasty one

  9. Re:write a new story? on What's Next For Superhero Movies? · · Score: 1

    also comic book characters especially have been drawn by different artists over their years with their own styles. It's effectively the same as changing actors.

  10. Re:Mostly a matter of preference. on Ask Slashdot: Value of Website Design Tools vs. Hand Coding? · · Score: 1

    Are there any tools out there that allow the hacker type access to design tools in a way that isnt a hinderance to someone who can't follow the advice of wizards, as they are silly folk? I come from an art and design background but I'm also a programmer and like to do web dev in code. Before I got into programming I would use something like dreamweaver but I never enjoyed it. The best things I have has experience with are stuff like Aptana/Eclipse. Having an environment to manage the project is probably the main reason I use such an IDE. Dreamweaver tries to be an IDE but its so ugly and the workflow is horrible. I think there just needs to be better code completion or some kind of static analysis for a web project. I think I'm starting to ramble now...

  11. Re:What I would do on Aussie Judge Declares Apple-Samsung Patent Battles "Ridiculous" · · Score: 2

    There is no balance.

  12. Re:My car is already self cleaning... on New Coating Technology Promises Self-Cleaning Cars · · Score: 1

    In LA when it rains your car just gets more dirty.

  13. Re:Good news everyone! on Developer Drops Game Price To $0 Citing Android Piracy · · Score: 1

    another reason that helps apple get less pirated or have less security holes is because for the most part all the users upgrade to the new version of iOS upon release. Android does not do this. 90% of users are using 2.3.3 or older. ICS and JB users are like 6-7%. So all those nice security features in JB are only available to a small number.

  14. Re:Right on Trolling Al Qaeda... For Peace? · · Score: 1

    High level trolling is indistinguishable from the worst sociopaths. CEOs, corportate execs, etc. troll their way to the top. They just get rich so it sounds like Trololololo.

  15. Re:Lie on your resume on Why Bad Jobs (or No Jobs) Happen To Good Workers · · Score: 1

    no one suggested that all graduates are unintelligent.

  16. Re:O RLY? on Why Bad Jobs (or No Jobs) Happen To Good Workers · · Score: 1

    unless her life insurance pays out!

  17. Re:Lie on your resume on Why Bad Jobs (or No Jobs) Happen To Good Workers · · Score: 1

    I dunno, it kinda has a steam punk feel to it?

  18. Re:Lie on your resume on Why Bad Jobs (or No Jobs) Happen To Good Workers · · Score: 1

    this is true, I can dance/code circles around the phd's I'm working with. And I came out of an art school.

  19. Re:check out the college?? on Ask Slashdot: What To Do Before College? · · Score: 1

    for fun you can write a program to find minimum spanning trees to get to class faster....or you could just party all summer bro! The thing is, if you don't party enough before you are old you won't be as well rounded as someone who just codes all day. Also, other experiences in life give you insights to problems that need solving. Enrich you life.

  20. Re:Not wave on What Would a Post-Email World Look Like? · · Score: 0

    It was an ill defined mish mosh.

    I think the problem with Wave was that it did too many things in the same place. You have to deconstruct the features of email to then put them back together. Not just make some silly collaborative bulletin board. Email is hired for various features: messaging, sharing files, storing files, advertisement, etc. All these happen in the same place in a not-so-pretty format. When taken apart you can see that Wave should have tried to meet these features if replacing email was the desire.

    A lot of people have been hiring Facebook messaging to replace the messaging in email. This shows that distilling the features works. For example, I use Google+ and Facebook messaging for direct communications with friends and Dropbox for file sharing and storage. The problem I think is that these features are too separate. And messaging on a social network is out of context for work or business.

    ok end rambling.

  21. Re:As long as... on What Would a Post-Email World Look Like? · · Score: 1

    Well, in the way that Wave was centralized it would be nice if there was a package like that where you host it on your own servers. So secure data would stay in the company system. And in the event of an audit, the company would have an easier time hiding evidence of illegal activity, instead of going after the employee inbox. I think that is a feature Google can never provide!

    Really I feel like the problems with email are that people use it for too many things at the same time. Sending messages, sending html formatted mailers, sending files, storing files, etc. If those were separated out into separate tools, even if they were in the same package, would be best. Though, this is for a more Intranet style setup.

    Email is nice because it is ubiquitous. You can send emails to everyone from anywhere. The clients that read emails could be better designed to make emails less ugly as hell though. Because of this I can understand why so many people communicate through Facebook. It distills the messaging portion of email in to clean easy to view messages.

    I dunno, there are still a lot of aspects to think about.

  22. Re:Meet the Internet on Hundreds of IP Addresses Make Pirate Bay a Hard Target · · Score: 1

    telling the industry to adapt or die is futile. They don't give two shits about what we think they should do. The part you say about the Internet as not "view only" is pretty interesting though. Or at least puts into words something I had in my mind. The reason the industry does not seem to be getting it is because of fundamental misunderstandings of the very nature of the Internet not just being two-way but N-way connections.

  23. Re:USA should have some experience from Asia on Sound Increases the Efficiency of Boiling · · Score: 1, Insightful

    wow.

  24. Re:USA should have some experience from Asia on Sound Increases the Efficiency of Boiling · · Score: 3, Insightful

    anyone who isn't open to cooking food in more than one method really shouldn't be providing any advice.

  25. Re:A week? on Who's Pirating Game of Thrones, and Why? · · Score: 1

    When the production quality of Internet based entertainment reaches a certain threshold then, and only then, will the entrenched corporations react. Real competition causes change. The film/tv business relies on it's monopoly of distribution and content to enforce it's will. The Internet is the place that this can change. New shows and media on the net are actually starting to show promise but it is nowhere near what it needs to be.