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  1. Re:Two strikes on National Park Service Says Tech Is Enabling Stupidity · · Score: 1

    Maybe the part where arbitrary confiscation of personal property is an accepted part of society?

  2. Re:You can't fix stupid on National Park Service Says Tech Is Enabling Stupidity · · Score: 1

    And straight to jail IMHO.

  3. Re:You can't fix stupid on National Park Service Says Tech Is Enabling Stupidity · · Score: 1

    Simple.

    Make it a crime to make a false rescue call.

    It's already a federal offense in the USA to send a bogus Mayday call for example. It can get you a $250,000 fine and 6 years in club fed.

    Just throw the fuckers in jail if they can't keep their trigger-happy thumbs off the emergency button.

  4. Re:Their equipment, their choice. on Germany To Grant Privacy At the Workplace · · Score: 1

    A tenant has the right to quiet and peaceful enjoyment of his property, which includes basic privacy.

    Installing surveillance in tenant private areas would most likely constitute a breach of the implied warranty of habitability.

  5. as expected on Scott Adams On the Difficulty of Building a 'Green' Home · · Score: 1

    Sounds like the submitter is suggesting that actually building green is something politics is hostile to.

    I would imagine that all the lobbyists from polluting industries don't like green tech either. Big Oil for example would throw a fit if renewable energy got any sort of foothold in the economy...at least until they got patents on it.

  6. Re:I have an idea on Why the World Is Running Out of Helium · · Score: 1

    Sadly, their constituents would never go for it. Neither would their lobbyists.

    Other than that it's an excellent idea.

    It's a real shame that it would be political suicide to even suggest this.

  7. Re:Investment oppourtunity on Why the World Is Running Out of Helium · · Score: 1

    If it gets that valuable then either someone will steal it or you'll be spending a dozen times that amount just in security.

    I'd rather invest it in stocks and bonds in the meantime.

  8. Re:Not a mistake? on Sweden Defends Wiki Sex Case About-Face · · Score: 1

    No but the justice system sure as hell can be more careful about issuing the damn things in the first place.

  9. Re:I think Google should solve this the easy way on The Case For Oracle · · Score: 1

    I'd hardly call it polite when they've got a big stick behind it.

  10. Re:Iran Opens Its First Nuclear Power Plant on Iran Opens Its First Nuclear Power Plant · · Score: 1

    They tried that.

    Someone fucked with the election, Khameni called it 'divine will" and promptly instituted a crackdown where "people who continue to protest the results do so at the risk of their own lives" by pretty much declaring it apostasy to dissent.

  11. Re:the better alternative on Building a Traffic Radar System To Catch Reckless Drivers? · · Score: 1

    What if Allah's will is that you keep your eyes peeled and wants you to use the good brains he gave you?

  12. Re:USPTO on Patent Office Ramps Up Patent Approvals · · Score: 1

    Yo dawg...

  13. Re:Lawyers are scum on Patent Office Ramps Up Patent Approvals · · Score: 1

    True enough, however the money would still be coming out of the USPTO's budget for that year, and indirectly the salaries/perks of the examiners it employs.

  14. Re:What does this mean for cheats/aimbots? on PS3 Hacked via USB Dongle · · Score: 1

    Legal?

    Pardon the pun, but the jury's still out on that one.

  15. Re:Mr Assange: Remove the grid-squares!!! on Wikileaks To Publish Remaining Afghan Documents · · Score: 1

    Don't you mean confidential?

  16. Re:Can't touch, can't do anything on Wikileaks To Publish Remaining Afghan Documents · · Score: 1

    Espionage perhaps?

  17. Re: save lives by exposing military tactics.... on Wikileaks To Publish Remaining Afghan Documents · · Score: 1

    For starters her status as a CIA operative was compromised and soon afterward her face was made public.

    Any undercover operations she was involved in almost certainly went in the crapper if any of the bad guys recognized her.

    On top of that, she lost her job.

    Anyone wanting to expose her as a spook should take these facts into consideration.

  18. Re:I find this hard to believe on New Toshiba Drives Wipe Data When Turned Off · · Score: 1

    There is no statute of limitations when it comes to a fraud upon the court, which includes knowingly withholding evidence.

  19. Re:How this works on New Toshiba Drives Wipe Data When Turned Off · · Score: 1

    Considering that there are 256 values possible for a given byte that's not quite as useless as one would think.

  20. Re:I don't see any ads at all... on Google Secret Privacy Document Leaked · · Score: 1

    I prefer blocking the site serving the ads.

  21. Re:THAT'S a country that takes its plans seriously on China To Close 2,000 Factories In Energy Crackdown · · Score: 1

    You can't.

    Who owns your representatives?

  22. Re:scam? on EVE Player Loses $1,200 Worth of Game Time In-Game · · Score: 1

    The devblog entry announcing the change emphasized that PLEX could be destroyed just like any other item and that there would be NO REFUNDS for their destruction.

    Long made short, they knew damn well this could happen, so they probably aren't going to reverse the patch. What I'm more worried about is dev-players with a vested COI deliberately targeting PLEX carrying ships.

  23. Re:He was an IDIOT! on EVE Player Loses $1,200 Worth of Game Time In-Game · · Score: 1

    There's a pretty serious conflict of interest if CCP developers doubling as players ever got bribes from their bosses to destroy PLEXes

  24. Re:Meme over on EVE Player Loses $1,200 Worth of Game Time In-Game · · Score: 1

    The long and short of it NOW is that SA goons can start measuring their griefing damage in cold...hard...cash.

  25. Re:Thank God! on Rubik's Cube Now Solvable in 20 Moves · · Score: 1

    Naturally since I'm not an MD you have every right to laugh.

    But considering the typical corporate trend to rake in profits and stomp all over the consumer in almost every other industry, would you be surprised if I was telling the truth?