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  1. Re:TrueCrypt? on Web-Based Private File Storage? · · Score: 1

    Yes, they might find out you have some encrypted stuff on their hard drives, but at least they won't be able to get into it.

    Yeah, and then they'll just say "Show me what's in it or your fired for misappropriation of company resources".

  2. Re:That's an ESTIMATE? on Counting the World's Books · · Score: 1

    That's the point. There is no way in hell that their accuracy is that great.

  3. Re:TrueCrypt? on Web-Based Private File Storage? · · Score: 1

    Because he was talking about computers at work? I doubt most companies are going to let you encrypt the hard drives on your work computer to block them from seeing what's on it.

  4. Re:WikiLeaks has been around for years. on Pentagon Demands Return of Leaked Afghanistan Documents · · Score: 1

    Why do you assume that just because someone works on OSS that they would then have to know about Wikileaks?

  5. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 1

    In some legal jurisdictions an 18 year old person having sex with a 17 year old person is considered a pedophile

    Such as? Most states I've looked at regarding such things have exceptions for cases like that to the statutory rape rules.

  6. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 1

    These people were sharing them voluntarily and there was no one who could see them shouting about pedophilia and child porn.

  7. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Those questions can be answered once the pedo apologists can provide a legitimate case of a child completely on their own seeking out to have a sexual relationship with an adult (cases of a 14 year old having sex with say a 16 or 17 year old don't count). The problem is that they can never provide such an example and thus always make up these bullshit "No true scotsman" cop outs.

  8. Re:Just. Encrypt. Everything. on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 1

    Maybe actually read the GP's post?

    but should this kind of shit happen, cops will be unable to decrypt your system.

  9. Re:Because of that on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 1

    Perhaps the news media should only report on stories like that only after the jury has given their verdict.

    But that doesn't make for good sweeps week stories or a way to drive millions of hits to your site.

  10. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I seriously need an editor.

    Don't hire the ones that work for Slashdot.

  11. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 1

    That just makes Stallman seem even creepier than he already comes across.

  12. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 4, Informative

    But there is a huge difference between taking a picture of little Sally in the bathtub for the home photo album than there is posting that same picture on your open-to-everyone Facebook page.

    In what way? Apparently many people disagree with you as I've seen exactly such pictures on people's Facebook pages.

  13. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 1

    Are you one of those people who wrongfully conflates all nudity with pornography? The Supreme Court in the US has already ruled that pictures of kids naked, such as those in nudist families, do not automatically constitute child porn.

  14. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 1, Insightful

    I smell old 4chan copypasta.

  15. Re:Don't f* with the IT guy like at restaurant you on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 1, Informative

    Groucho Marx and The Three Stooges used the line long before that show ever existed. Though it's speculated to be a pretty old vaudeville joke.

  16. Re:jurys most of the time are to dumb to think of on Child Porn As a Weapon · · Score: 0, Troll

    Says the person who can barely write sentences more intelligible than a 3 year old.

  17. Re:WikiLeaks has been around for years. on Pentagon Demands Return of Leaked Afghanistan Documents · · Score: 2, Insightful

    and cultivate a much greater awareness so there will be a huge public outcry if anything unfortunate were to happen to him.

    The problem for him is there is a sizable chunk of the US population that would be more than happy to see him get sent to jail or to Gitmo for this. You highly overestimate how much positive sentiment is on his side over this ordeal.

  18. Re:no child left behind and the cert mess = tech t on Steve Furber On Why Kids Are Turned Off To Computing Classes · · Score: 1

    As a child of an era before standardized testing,

    Which was when? Standardized testing is more than 80 years old. The tests we took in elementary school in the early 80s dates back to 1935.

  19. Re:So many better ways than recaptcha on ReCAPTCHA.net Now Vulnerable to Algorithmic Attack · · Score: 1

    In other words.... use reCAPTCHA?

  20. Re:Misdiagnosing the problem on Steve Furber On Why Kids Are Turned Off To Computing Classes · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Yes. How horrible that kids were going to school when they were young instead of working in coal mines and getting permanent disabilities before 10. Golly gee, I can't wait to go back to such a world!

  21. Re:don't forget the 2-4+ year degree with loads of on Steve Furber On Why Kids Are Turned Off To Computing Classes · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Do you know there is a spelling difference between the words "tech" and "teach", right? If you would learn this it would make deciphering your posts much easier. Second on your list should be about splitting your thoughts into multiple sentences instead of one long run-on sentence that meanders.

  22. Re:well.. on Steve Furber On Why Kids Are Turned Off To Computing Classes · · Score: 4, Insightful

    shit, I even had a programming teacher in college who was typing with 2 fingers.

    I've met many programmers that are horrible typists. The two skills do not necessarily go hand-in-hand.

  23. Re:Civilization on 400 Turns of Civilization V · · Score: 1

    In re-releases, yes.

  24. Re:Get ready to Bend over America on Google and Verizon In Talks To Prioritize Traffic (Updated) · · Score: 1

    I dont want isps or google or anyone deciding which data is important and which is not, thank you very much.

    You're a little late then. ISPs have already been doing this for many, many years.

  25. Re:Public domain is NOT simple on Software Freedom Conservancy Wins GPL Case Against Westinghouse · · Score: 1

    There is no "license" when something is in the public domain. The only way one could enforce such as license would be by holding a copyright or some other sort of IP right to the code, but such a thing doesn't exist for public domain works.