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  1. Re:Yo Joe on Senator Wants 'Terrorist' Label On Blogs · · Score: 1

    We can't wait for all this laws & courts bullshit, grab the terr'ist and throw him in Gitmo, and torture him to find out who he's working for!

  2. Re:Doesn't really tell the full story... on Worldwide Support For Nuclear Power Drops · · Score: 1

    Personally, I'm opposed to nuclear power and would like to see everything powered by magic (which is non-polluting and 100% sustainable).

    We need to get our hands on that blue stuff from the Captain America movie. You just run it through a doohickey and it makes more of itself. Then I'll be anti-nuclear too.

  3. Re:Less radiation, more calcium. on Worldwide Support For Nuclear Power Drops · · Score: 2

    Or the lakes of toxic coal sludge stored near coal plants, often in above-ground containers that can rupture and cause toxic coal sludge tsunamis.

    +1.5 for nuke over coal (I get another 0.5 for Lived Near Nuke Plant bonus)

  4. Re:Here's The Thing. on Climate May Be Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Previously Thought · · Score: 1
  5. Re:Here's The Thing. on Climate May Be Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Previously Thought · · Score: 1

    So advancement in meteorology is required for you to believe anything in climatology?

    That's like saying you won't believe anything from the field of advanced physics until we have cars running efficiency near the thermodynamic limit. Or, until we can predict weather with 90% accuracy, that's physics too right?

    Understanding that mankind's massive release of fossil CO2 into the atmosphere has contributed to global warming is hardly a "particular" and not something that needs fine analysis of the available data to see.

    Also I don't know where this "wreck the global economy" crap came from, nobody wants that, and current carbon credit schemes are indeed a scam (or at least full of so many loopholes they're useless). Nobody's asking you to throw out your BBQ.

  6. Re:well if this pans out on Climate May Be Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Previously Thought · · Score: 1

    Once ocean acidification becomes a problem, the climate will be the least of our worries...

  7. Re:well if this pans out on Climate May Be Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Previously Thought · · Score: 1

    Nobody rational denies climate change. Many rational people deny human caused climate change. If there were empirical evidence for blaming humans, we'd have a debate.

    LMAO! Good thing I wasn't drinking when I read that!

  8. Re:Makes sense on Microsoft Just Can't Quit Yahoo · · Score: 1

    Huh, mod parent Interesting.

  9. Re:Let the informed battles begin on Climate May Be Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Previously Thought · · Score: 0

    Global warming "skepticism" is just denialism with a stolen intellectual bumper sticker on its ass. If you were actually skeptical you'd try to answer your own questions and wouldn't remain skeptical for long.

  10. Re:Nuclear on Climate May Be Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Previously Thought · · Score: 1

    5.5% of world electricity production was from oil in 2008:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_generation#List_of_countries_with_Source_of_Electricity_2008

    I know that a lot of small countries run their grids entirely on diesel turbines.

  11. Re:Excellent... on Climate May Be Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Previously Thought · · Score: 0

    That gave me an image of a conservative parent reading such a story to their child at bedtime. "...and Al Gore and his evil scientist minions were defeated by Jesus and Ghost Reagan, and the Goode family drove their Chevy Kodiak back home to Happy Coal Valley. The End. ^_^ "

  12. Re:OpenOffice has the same vulnerability on iTunes Flaw Allowed Spying On Dissidents · · Score: 1

    I wonder if it's been fixed in LibreOffice?

  13. Re:Seriously? on iTunes Flaw Allowed Spying On Dissidents · · Score: 1

    It relies on the user to install the malware, but the malware link wouldn't appear at all if iTunes used an HTTPS connection to check for updates

  14. Re:Seriously? on iTunes Flaw Allowed Spying On Dissidents · · Score: 2

    The flaw may be with iTunes but the spying is done by trojan spyware that passes itself as Flash player. The title of this thing is obviously anti-Apple bashing at its finest.

    There you have it folks, if any malware exploits a vulnerability in Apple software it's not Apple's fault, it's the virus writer's fault. To say otherwise would be Apple-bashing.

    Now excuse me while I make the infallible decision to leave every door on my house swinging open while I'm not at home. If any hobos or thieves enter it is not my fault, I made no mistakes.

  15. Re:Why didn't the security researcher on iTunes Flaw Allowed Spying On Dissidents · · Score: 1

    They call it "responsible" disclosure.

  16. Re:whatever on Stanford Researchers Invent Everlasting Battery Material · · Score: 1

    Erections lasting over 4 hours are not healthy.

  17. Re:"Renewable sources" on Stanford Researchers Invent Everlasting Battery Material · · Score: 1

    That article was quite stupid, read my comment on it:

    http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=2542980&cid=38159130

  18. Re:Good news on AT&T Stops T-Mobile Merger Bid With the FCC · · Score: 1

    Maybe the FCC can run training seminars for the SEC...

    "Good morning everyone, today is the first day of our series of training semina...guys please stop masturbating. Please? This is gross. No? Alright well I'll wait for you to finish but then it's onto business."

  19. Re:Corporate Dead Pool 2012 on AT&T Stops T-Mobile Merger Bid With the FCC · · Score: 1

    Mainstream news sources have been complaining that the Kindle Fire, a device with a dual-core CPU, is too slow. So it is a big deal.

  20. Re:Corporate Dead Pool 2012 on AT&T Stops T-Mobile Merger Bid With the FCC · · Score: 2

    It's really too bad carriers got tied to phones somehow in the US. In most other countries the choices are no more tied together than your choice of car and choice of gas station.

  21. Makes sense on Microsoft Just Can't Quit Yahoo · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Every time Microsoft tries to buy Yahoo and then changes it's mind, Yahoo's stock value plunges. Do this enough times and eventually they can pick up Yahoo for pocket change.

  22. Re:increased response time on Robots To Patrol South Korean Prisons · · Score: 1

    Keep that in mind when you're getting shanked in prison after being thrown in for being caught with weed/downloading an MP3/taking a picture of a cop.

  23. Re:Not good for society on Robots To Patrol South Korean Prisons · · Score: 1

    Especially with so many politicians owning private prisons these days...they could build robot-managed "megaprisons" and have us all manning the call centers there.

  24. Re:Essentially mobile cameras on Robots To Patrol South Korean Prisons · · Score: 1

    Unless PTZ stands for Perambulate, Trundle and Zip-along, or unless you're setting up a true circular Panopticon, there will still be places it can't see. Which is anywhere that there is a non-transparent solid object between the camera and the outer building wall.

  25. Re:To be fair on Lego Bible Too Racy For Sam's Club · · Score: 1

    Aural? In the ear? Like that Family Guy scene with Meg and her boyfriend?