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  1. Re:I like... on U.S. Senator: All Cops Should Wear Cameras · · Score: 1

    Of course it makes sense, and of course it is affordable, and of course the bottom line is, it is a good idea that ought to be enacted immediately.

    The question is, will someone exploit this for votes or control, by arguing that this is an enormous expense?

    If you have any more recall than a mango, then you know the answer is yes, and this will be passed in the Senate, if passed quickly, then a version will pass in the House, if any does, that negates it entirely.

    Starting next year, the GoP/Tea Party/"Libertarian"'s will start talking up how Obama and the Democrat Party have left the nation in jeopardy by failing to act on this much needed legislation, rolling their eyes and shaking their heads. And no reputable news organization (w/e TF that is these days) will remember why the legislation failed.

    --- Proud to be an American

  2. The real crime here is on 33 Months In Prison For Recording a Movie In a Theater · · Score: 1

    this brainiac went through hell and learned nothing from it. Dodged a billet and went right back to what brought five cars around in the first place. 33 months well deserved for failing Darwin's test.

  3. Re:I'll check that immediately on Daimler's Solution For Annoying Out-of-office Email: Delete It · · Score: 1

    I, for one, am very gratified to learn that everybody everywhere plays by the rules. I must watch too many of those Hollywood movie entertainments, because I was thinking that story seemed plausible, if obviously an instance of bad wrongness and corruptness. Now that I know nothing like that could ever happen, I will sleep soundly. Because I feel better. Not because you two arguing is boring.

  4. Re:LOL, "American Freedom"! on Cell Phone Unlocking Is Legal -- For Now · · Score: 1

    That's because in America, corporations are much more important people than you.

    FTFY.

  5. Re:McCarthyism v2.0 on The Secret Government Rulebook For Labeling You a Terrorist · · Score: 1

    No, no, you're thinking of

    No, he had it right. You really are an embarrassment.

  6. Re:Sounds Like Beta on Social Security Administration Joins Other Agencies With $300M "IT Boondoggle" · · Score: 1

    You need to google "socialism:define"

    That word does not mean what you think it means.

  7. Re:...The hell? on Why My LG Optimus Cellphone Is Worse Than It's Supposed To Be · · Score: 1

    Just guessing, but maybe he uses too many big words for current /. readers.

  8. Re:AGW Activists Took Notice on NASA: Lunar Pits and Caves Could House Astronauts · · Score: 1

    Wow. Zero to pure IDH (Ideology Driven Hate) in two posts. Remarkable, even for /.

    Well played, party trolls. I particularly like the way fools like me pile on and continue to ignore the actual topic.

  9. Re: Now thats incentive on By 2045 'The Top Species Will No Longer Be Humans,' and That Could Be a Problem · · Score: 1

    H-y-bris: (n) : the hubris that Prius drivers feel as they drive around town.

    That answers my one question from this thread. Thanks.

  10. Why /. may not be the solution to all the worlds p on When Beliefs and Facts Collide · · Score: 1

    The problem with posting any sort of article about facts vs. beliefs in todays society and, especially, on the intarwebz, is that you then get a long chain of things like this. (See above) (Go ahead, scroll. I'll wait.)

  11. Re:The IRS should never have been instantiated on The New 501(c)(3) and the Future of Open Source In the US · · Score: 1

    a CEO of a for profit company might have a house plant which uses the CO2 which a charitable officer breaths out.

    it should be eliminated now.

    This is why we have drones capable of carrying the latest in Hellfire missile tech flying over major population centers in the US.

    We only need to give the one command, and all of these miscreants are paste on the sidewalk.

    You are welcome.

  12. Re:His choices... on The Internet's Own Boy · · Score: 1

    I'm not sure what exactly we're supposed to be celebrating here.

    Celebrate that you are alive. But then, I don't see where anyone else is suggestion celebration is called for. Aaron Swartz took his own life, which is a bit more than sad if you knew him. Maybe if your only knowledge of him is posthumous knowledge of his work on Reddit and w/e else, perhaps just a bit of sadness is an appropriate response, but I kind of doubt it. He was threatened with remarkable consequences by, among others, an organization that was apparently not able to keep it's infrastructure secure by operating door locks properly. Why the various organizations involved haven't been sued successfully for many many many dollars for their parts in this train of events is beyond me, and speaks well, actually to the maturity of his next of kin. So, in summary, celebrate that you are American, if you are, and blow something up. Perhaps if it bangs loud enough it will help you to ignore your conscience telling you to get off your ass and do something. Which is all you really want, right?

  13. Re:Classic Obama on White House May Name Patent Reform Opponent As New Head of Patent Office · · Score: 1

    Yes. That would be racist. Perhaps more significantly, it would also seem to be useless and a bit stupid, but definitely racist, too. You are welcome. Any other questions?

  14. Re: One non-disturbing theory on Ninety-Nine Percent of the Ocean's Plastic Is Missing · · Score: 1

    - snip - I remember reading something about bacteria living in trash dumps, and supposedly breaking down plastic.

    As I recall, there was an article on the /.'s a while back touting a Yale university that had a crew in the Amazon rain forests and found a mold or something that was feeding on plastic. Might have required an anaerobic environment, but I do not recall all the details. The googles took me to this: http://www.psfk.com/2012/03/pl...

  15. Re:One non-disturbing theory on Ninety-Nine Percent of the Ocean's Plastic Is Missing · · Score: 1

    Is that water, the ultimate solvent -- or perhaps bacteria -- are breaking down the plastics back into it's components, and the ocean (much like the oil from the BP spill) is taking care of itself. Naw, couldn't be. Go ahead and panic, hippies!

    Thanks. I will hit submit, and then run around my place screaming incoherently.. I guess, about "the haters" and stuff...

  16. Re:First the NSA on Facial Recognition Might Be Coming To Your Car · · Score: 1

    "Los desaparecidos" is different than disappeared.

  17. Re:Jurisdiction on Fox Moves To Use Aereo Ruling Against Dish Streaming Service · · Score: 1

    Because America is full of assholes who only care about maximizing corporate profits, and protecting the large players right to squash competition.

    America is also partly filled with assholes like me, who actually do care about other things that have nada to do with maximizing profits or protecting huge multinational corporations from any sort of actual competition, but who are powerless to stop those other assholes.

  18. Re:Yep. on Teaching Creationism As Science Now Banned In Britain's Schools · · Score: 1

    I would point out that many creationists are both atheists and scientists.

    Before I am ready to land this lollercopter, I am going to need some sort of basis in fact for this remarkable statement. You know, evidence. Otherwise, I am assuming you pulled this out of your ass. So, please... share.

  19. Re:Just imagine "if" on Congressman Asks NSA To Provide Metadata For "Lost" IRS Emails · · Score: 1

    Yeah, they're also the same kids who get their "news" from The Colbert Report.

    When the news media start reporting news again, the cool kids will start getting their news from there once again. In the meantime, they will have to get their news from the sources that actually report it. That isn't 99.99999% of the blogosphere, it isn't the so-called MSM, Fox News is legitimately called Bullshit Mountain News Corp. and is buying up a large percentage of the news sources that once were legitimate in this world, which - yes, actually - does seem to invalidate them, or at the least make them suspect and subject to more rigorous review.

    Where would you suggest we go for news, if we are certain that the traditional sources are lazy, corrupt or incompetent?

  20. Re:Just imagine "if" on Congressman Asks NSA To Provide Metadata For "Lost" IRS Emails · · Score: 1

    Are you saying NSA policy doesn't include free data backup for all citizens?

    I pay my taxes! If I need to recover the headers - just the headers! - from a disk I erased accidentally, shouldn't they be able to provide me with that?

    After all, the file names will seem a good deal more "prosecutable" than the file contents ever would.

  21. You see?!!?! It's true that on Netflix Trash-Talks Verizon's Network; Verizon Threatens To Sue · · Score: 1

    corporations are people. Looks like they are teenagers and have learned that if someone insults you, you can sue them. Teen years are the awkward ones. WIll these kids ever grow up?

  22. Re:Fuck off and Die in a Fire on Ask Slashdot: Taking a New Tack On Net Neutrality? · · Score: 1

    I think this is a great idea. I am sick and tired of the news being dominated by Khardashians, Brangelina and an election 2+ years off. Give me corporate venality vs college-age DIY terrorism for a few months. Take it from me, popcorn futures is where you want to move your IRA investments while this plays out. PLEASE do this.

  23. Re:I work for a municipality on Ask Slashdot: Taking a New Tack On Net Neutrality? · · Score: 1

    Also, I think the farcical claim has to do with actual churches, not web sites. Just a whole lot of clues there, all going Whhoooossshhhh!

  24. Re:Slow clap on NSA Surveillance Reform Bill Passes House 303 Votes To 121 · · Score: 1

    How did our Congress become such a bunch of administration brown-noses? Seriously. What is wrong with them?

    They like the money, power and perks of the job and understand that if they stand up to power, they will lose all that.

  25. Is this a reasonably competent use of the on Blizzard Sues Starcraft II Cheat Creators · · Score: 1

    Streisand effect to try and revive interest in an old game?