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  1. Re:apparently iphone 4S doesn't bring in enough hi on Next Apple iPhone To Have a 4 Inch Display? · · Score: 1

    Plus their conclusion is so obviously wrong. This is plainly destined for the new macbook air mini.

  2. Re:comparing notes? on Muslim Medical Students Boycott Darwin Lectures · · Score: 1

    It's like their strategies ar evolving!

  3. Re:Yep, go on welfare, lose your rights on In Australia, Immunize Or Lose Benefits · · Score: 1

    The number of rich who don't immunize is probably a vanishingly small percentage of the total who don't. So the plan still has the desired effect.

  4. Re:Less US control on US Gov't Seizes 130+ More Domains In Crackdown · · Score: 1

    Actually, it would be best if the things ICANN handles would be moved under a neutral party that was absolutely nothing like the U.N.

  5. Re:So both and get it done! on Debt Reduction Super Committee Fails To Agree · · Score: 1

    Jesus really?

    These aholes should just compromise. Raise taxes and cut spending. Do both.

    Um, that WAS the democrats' position. They would not agree to cuts (cuts they agreed needed to be made) unless tax increases on the wealthy went with them.

  6. Re:Who cares? on Google Music Downloads To Go Ahead Without Sony Or Warner · · Score: 1

    Well said.

    When Apple, Amazon, and Google pry the distribution away from the labels, how much longer will those labels be able to control production?

    If the report on Sideline is to be believed, the majors are also going to discontinue CD production at the end of 2012, leaving digital distribution as the only real way of selling music. If they haven't fostered some serious competition to iTunes by then, they'll be handing their ass to Apple.

    I think their hatred of used CD sales has blinded them to that fact..

  7. Just on Cray Replaces IBM To Build $188M Supercomputer · · Score: 1

    imagine a Beowulf cluster of these . . .

  8. Re:Um, OK. on French Power Company Fined For Hacking Greenpeace · · Score: 3, Insightful

    How is the degree to which the penalty discourages the behavior not relevant?

    Your claim of its irrelevance is wrong.

  9. Re:Angry Birds a real killer on A Cognitive Teardown of Angry Birds · · Score: 1

    Plus the pigs it kills.

  10. Re:Why are these parts even coming from China? on US Military Trying To Weed Out Counterfeit Parts · · Score: 1

    Hold contractors accountable for once and this crap will stop happening. As it is, the contractors have no incentive to self-police.

    Indeed. I might go farther. Since this practice in fact endangers the lives of military personnel, and could be looked at as treason, make the penalty death for knowingly doing this in combat mission critical components.

  11. Re:One closed platform down! on Adobe Ends Development of Flash On Mobile Browsers · · Score: 1
  12. Re:I'm not celebrating on Adobe Ends Development of Flash On Mobile Browsers · · Score: 1

    Compare that to my iPod touch and the iPad where I just get a big lego piece.

    Really? I am going to have to start surfing more flash sites on my wife's ipad and beef up my lego collection.

  13. Re:Intruiged on Asus Unveils Quad-Core Transformer Prime Tablet · · Score: 1

    When Win8 comes out, if Asus sells one of these running that OS, it would be a pretty tempting machine. Assuming the Metro ecosystem takes off at all.

  14. Re:Can I propose another branch too? on Scott Adams Proposes a Fourth Branch of Government · · Score: 1

    Is Rhode Island 5X bigger than DC?

  15. Re:Better idea on Scott Adams Proposes a Fourth Branch of Government · · Score: 1

    Corruptible isn't the same as corrupt. Our government has been less corrupt in the past.

    GP was asking for an example of a form of government less susceptible to this problem.

  16. Re:LOL Power companies are profiting from infringm on RIAA Lawyer Complains DMCA May Need Revamp · · Score: 1

    Magnets are also to blame. If anyone knew how they worked, we could regulate them.

  17. SHIELD on Help Rename the Department of Homeland Security · · Score: 5, Funny

    Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division

  18. Re:Cue Apple fans saying "That could NEVER happen" on Apple To Require Sandboxing For Mac App Store Apps · · Score: 1

    Guilty of something close to response 5, although somewhat less definitive.

    I still don't think they'll take that final step though.

  19. Re:Ignorance out in full force again... on Minor Quakes In the UK Likely Caused By Fracking · · Score: 1

    Pointing out bias is not the same thing as calling someone a liar. If he works for a major oil company, it is a non-debatable fact that he has a bias.

  20. Re:Wait! It gets better! on Theologian Attempts Censorship After Losing Public Debate · · Score: 1

    Yep. He's being a hole alright.

  21. Re:Opting out on How X-Ray Scanners Became Mandatory In US Airports · · Score: 1

    It is. Fortunately for the TSA, the Constitution is no longer in effect.

  22. Re:6 to 100 cancers per year will be caused... on How X-Ray Scanners Became Mandatory In US Airports · · Score: 1

    In other words, more people will die from exposure to the scanners than would have died from the supposed terrorist attacks they 'protect' us from. And why? Money of course, that is what runs this country (into the ground).

    Sure, but if we didn't have scanners and it was fairly trivial to get through security, they number would skyrocket.

    So your contention is that current U.S. airport security is effectively stopping significant numbers of terrorist activities?

  23. Re:2012-12-21 on In Bolivia, a Supervolcano Is Rising · · Score: 1

    I doubt that we could drill a hole wide enough to accommodate 1 cubic meter per second

    It doesn't sound too crazy. The Alaska oil pipeline transports 4 cubic meters per second, and that's through a fairly thin and very long pipe.

    Where do you plan on parking it?

    Dump it on nearby surface ?

    Congress

  24. Re:x farmer on Why So Many Crashes of Bee-Carrying Trucks? · · Score: 1

    There will be hundreds of pounds of honey sitting in there and nobody wants it.

    Honey badger wants it. He don't give a shit.

  25. Re:What do you expect on Microsoft Now Collects Royalties From Over Half of All Android Devices · · Score: 2

    Smartphones, Windows OS is barely a blimp.

    My favorite typo today.