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  1. Re:Ubuntu Core on Linux Fatware: Distros That Need To Slim Down · · Score: 1

    No Linux distro on the planet uses the stock kernel.

    Slackware uses/can use vanilla kernel. Also, LFS.

  2. Re:Really? on Linux Fatware: Distros That Need To Slim Down · · Score: 1

    Well, that's proprietary software for you. I mean capitalism. I mean exploitation.

  3. Re:Really? on Linux Fatware: Distros That Need To Slim Down · · Score: 1

    Because Debian uses stable packages.

    FTFY. Security updates are always current.

  4. Re:Really? on Linux Fatware: Distros That Need To Slim Down · · Score: -1, Troll

    Ubuntu is spyware. And it's VERY UNSTABLE and UNRELIABLE.

  5. Re:Noise in the media on Anonymous' "OpIsrael" Has Little Impact · · Score: 1

    Look at the headline. Much ado about Israel. Got it now, dimwit?

  6. Re:And the headline is self-contradictory on Leak Found In Fukushima Tank Holding Radioactive Water · · Score: 1
  7. Re:Noise in the media on Anonymous' "OpIsrael" Has Little Impact · · Score: 1

    The noise is well-focused.

  8. Re:And the headline is self-contradictory on Leak Found In Fukushima Tank Holding Radioactive Water · · Score: 1

    You can see whom I was replying to by clicking "Parent."

    Of course lack of situational awareness is only a small part of your communication problem.

  9. Re:And the headline is self-contradictory on Leak Found In Fukushima Tank Holding Radioactive Water · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Oh, boy! You're so perfectly above and beyond! My, my.

  10. Re:And the headline is self-contradictory on Leak Found In Fukushima Tank Holding Radioactive Water · · Score: -1, Troll

    No. Greasemonkey/filter. KTHXBAI.

  11. And the headline is self-contradictory on Leak Found In Fukushima Tank Holding Radioactive Water · · Score: -1, Troll

    And the headline is self-contradictory. If there's a leak, then the container obiously doesn't hold. See also nuclear apologists' arguments that Fuckupshima was a non-lethal accident.

  12. Re:Scan for precurors? on Hatebase Tries To Scan For Precursors of Genocide In Language · · Score: 1

    No, start with the Hebrew bible and continue from there, via christianity, especially through the writings of the doctors of the church and popes in times of great wars in Europe and Levant.

  13. Re:Lame. on MIT To End Open-Network Policy In Response To Recent Attacks · · Score: 1

    There was no opportunity at all for negotiations.

    There were many years of opportunities to avoid that attack (if it was in fact from outside).

  14. Re:First No! on Disney Closes LucasArts · · Score: 2

    Indiana Jones IV The Fate of Atlantis - very replayable.

  15. Wrong questions! on Dark Matter Found? $2 Billion Orbital Experiment Detects Hints · · Score: 1

    It doesn't really, in strict sense, although one might by an honest mistake simplify it thus, exist, but rather, in a word, it is not non-existent. So to understand it better you have to exclude things it's not supposed to be diffrent from. I hope that clarifies things.

  16. Re:Fuel costs money on Samoa Air Rolling Out "Pay As You Weigh" Fares · · Score: 1

    The reason why it hasn't caught on earlier is that it's discriminatory.

    On the contrary. It's logical and objective. It's not aimed against anyone. It's reasonable.

  17. Re:So? on Nuclear Power Prevents More Deaths Than It Causes · · Score: 1

    No. You just need to know physics. A sufficiently long vertical tunnel fed with water from a river will generate the required power. You're always converting potential energy of water into electricity, so the maximum sustainable output will be proportional to river flow and height of the tunnel. No dams required.

  18. Re:So? on Nuclear Power Prevents More Deaths Than It Causes · · Score: 1

    How about a new water reservoir?

  19. Re:So? on Nuclear Power Prevents More Deaths Than It Causes · · Score: 1

    Doeasn't this mean that easily scalable sources/designs win? Like say, solar/wind?

  20. Re:So? on Nuclear Power Prevents More Deaths Than It Causes · · Score: 1

    They would not have built them, if they didn't make financial sense...

    They don't. About the bribes though...

  21. Re:So? on Nuclear Power Prevents More Deaths Than It Causes · · Score: 0

    New designs use up nearly all the fuel and very little waste is left over.

    And they are being deployed by thousands worldwide. Yeah, right.

  22. Re:So? on Nuclear Power Prevents More Deaths Than It Causes · · Score: 1

    Nuclear Energy is dangerous, it produces a lot of hazardous wastes.

    And solar doesn't?

    Not in this scale. Worlds easier to recycle/reprocess. And it's less risky when scaled into ZWhs.

  23. Re:So? on Nuclear Power Prevents More Deaths Than It Causes · · Score: 1

    They're not impact-free.

    But even in worst-case scenario a catastrophic failure of a solar panel or wind turbine is limited to an acre or two. Compare that to say, Fuckupshima.

  24. Re:US Desires this - nad deliberately PROVOKED it. on North Korea Declares a State of War · · Score: 5, Funny

    They're close to losing control over their own country, either because the population is rising up (unlikely here) or because they're out of resources because they've built a state system filled with people used to divert state resources to personal ends (very likely the case here).

    This won't end well, as it will force China and the US into a confrontation when the cleanup happens.

    I'm lost... Why are you calling the U.S. a communist dictatorship?

  25. Re:Nonsense. on New Catalyst Allows Cheaper Hydrogen Production · · Score: 1

    COST =/= PRICE