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  1. Re:that's not a surprise on More Skype Back Door Speculation · · Score: 1

    make your system less secure

    The Net (imdb, wikipedia).

  2. Re:Really? on Comcast Is Reading Your Blog · · Score: 1

    don't keep logs

    WHAT?!

    Clarify, please.

    stand up for fair use and anonymity on the internet

    You know, ah, Comcast is a cable company? They aren't a civil rights org.

    I'd prefer my ISP take a neutral stance on everything, except delivering a quality product at a reasonable price. Be monomaniacal about that, please. :)

  3. Re:Clearly this was a plot by Childs... on San Francisco DA Discloses City's Passwords · · Score: 1

    SF doesn't need any help.

  4. Re:Art Bell Guest Spot? on Apollo 14 Moonwalker Claims Aliens Exist · · Score: 1

    Will he be on Coast to Coast AM soon?

    http://www.coasttocoastam.com/guests/764.html

    He's been on three times (96, 04, 07) before, so I'm sure it wouldn't be problem for him to make another appeance.

    From the 04 recap:

    While not seeing any UFOs himself, he said that the best evidence indicates that we have been visited by other intelligences, and that a governmental cover-up has taken place.

    From the 07 recap:

    While Mitchell said he found no signs of bases or artificial structures on the moon, he does believe there is an overwhelming amount of evidence that ETs have visited the Earth. He doesn't have first hand knowledge, but has heard accounts from multiple high-level sources, such as Wernher von Braun, regarding ET contacts and UFOs. Quite a few of the astronauts saw or chased UFOs in their careers as military pilots before they joined NASA, he added.

  5. Re:Anon blogs may be best way to curtail abuse on Police Director Sues AOL For Critical Blogger's Name · · Score: 1

    Why bother with innumerable blogs, when there's Wikileaks?

    The problem is that most of the time there simply isn't a papertrail.

    What sort of papertrail would be generated by a corrupt cop that shakes down a drug dealer or makes a "deal" with a prostitute to get a little freebie in exchange for not hauling her in? None.

  6. Re:As a literary.... on World's Oldest Bible Going Online · · Score: 5, Interesting

    higher level than other infidels

    Oh, so there's a caste system for infidels? Goody! Put me at the bottom, k?

    I don't see the Muslims disparaging other religions

    Really? I've heard Muslims call Jews rats, dogs, bastards, pigs....

    As a side issue: wtf is up with Islam and dogs? Jesus friggin' Christ. Any religion that doesn't "allow" a boy to have a dog as a pet is... sick.

    after the Mohammed cartoon controversity, I'd imagine they'd want more "protection"

    You mean censorship?

    "protected" against blasphemy

    Fail.

  7. Re:Oh no better cancel Christmas. on Troll Patents Lists In Databases, Sues Everyone · · Score: 1

    Santa Clause is SCREWED!

    Now do you understand why he lives at the North Pole?

    He's hiding from lawyers!

    And those nasty accusations, but nothing more should be said about that....

  8. Re:Verizon on Call Someone – Without Having To Talk To Them · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Next time it happens, how about saying along the lines of: Yeah, sorry, I dialed a wrong number and I didn't know what to say. Awkward, you know?

    The person will be shocked by your honesty.

  9. Re:"Override Back Button Event"??? on Vector Graphics Lead Wish List For Future Browsers · · Score: 5, Insightful

    <sarcasm>Well, you see... our new, half-assed, pieced-together technology will only properly work if we force users to use it the way we want. Remember: it's OUR content, so we get to determine how the USERS use it!</sarcasm>

    <serious>UseIt.com.</serious>

  10. Re:let em release it on Oyster Card Hack To Be Released, In Good Time · · Score: 2

    every hoodie-with-ASBOS-and-ringtones would be getting "free" rides.

    And who will supply them, hm? Think of the money you could make!

    Chavettes need rides, too, you know....

  11. Re:The Wisdom of the Simpsons on Global Warming Stopped By Adding Lime To Sea · · Score: 1

    Unfortunately doing nothing isn't the answer either.

    Works for me. If we're truly fucked, there's nothing we can do. So, enjoy your life.

  12. Re:Sure... on Global Warming Stopped By Adding Lime To Sea · · Score: 1

    A budding GW denier eh?

    You'll have to count me among the heretics that refuse to believe in Global Warming.

  13. Re:here's something I didn't know: on Real-World 3G Monthly Cost With Taxes and Fees? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Where is the broadband service capacity increases?

    Why increase capacity when you can kill off the top 1% of users every month?

  14. Re:This is Stupid on Social Networking Sites Becoming Useful For Lawyers · · Score: 1

    Another fact-free response.

    What's the point? It'd be easier to convince a Creationist that God doesn't exist.

    Doesn't matter, really, because someone else - rpillala - posted a link to a GAO report. You may want to look for it, since - ah, well - that's what people mean when they say non-partisan.

    It's damn disturbing. And frustrating - because of the age of the report and the lack of analysis of socioeconomic factors.

    You're going to have to do better than that, son.

    Ugh. No. I don't. You're a self-satisfied twerp that wants to fight for the hell of it. Get a hobby.

  15. Re:This is Stupid on Social Networking Sites Becoming Useful For Lawyers · · Score: 1

    There we go. The GAO. Truly non-partisan. Thank you.

  16. Re:This is Stupid on Social Networking Sites Becoming Useful For Lawyers · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Human Rights Watch is widely respected and aggressively non-partisan.

    If you're a Leftist or, at the very least, are pro-abortion and pro-LGBT.

    If you're a Conservative, well, ....

    frankly, it's difficult for any reasonably intelligent observer

    Yep. That about finishes my sentence.

  17. Re:This is Stupid on Social Networking Sites Becoming Useful For Lawyers · · Score: 1

    But don't ever doubt for a second that your race, appearance and financial status affects how you are treated by the law.

    You forgot attitude. :)

      - A scruffy, disheveled, translucent white guy.

  18. Re:This is Stupid on Social Networking Sites Becoming Useful For Lawyers · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Sentencing Project and Human Rights Watch?

    Fail.

    Like I said: produce some real data, not from a Leftist "thinktank", and I'll consider it.

    As for the Prof's blog, a quick scan revealed:

    Now, two new reports, by The Sentencing Project and Human Rights Watch

    It's a friggin' self-referencing circle. Much like the On Killing farce.

    I may actually check out both "reports", but I suspect my bias will be confirmed.

    If there actually is a widespread problem with sentencing, you're not going to win any converts to the cause by indirectly attacking a third/half of the population (eg: implying that only Leftists care about fair sentencing) or by only citing studies from Leftwing "thinktanks". A systemic problem, if that is the case here, can only by solved in a constructive, bipartisan way.

    Save the Kool-Aid for the orgy, because I ain't drinking any.

  19. Re:This is Stupid on Social Networking Sites Becoming Useful For Lawyers · · Score: 5, Insightful

    ... but on the "races" bit, yes, for the same offense, blacks more often get jail time while whites walk. Justice might be blind, but it ain't colour-blind when it comes to sentencing.

    I've heard that, but I'd need to see some actual data. Not a press release from a Leftist "thinktank".

    I suspect the gap would magically disappear if you took the socioeconomic levels into account. I'm sure a poor white kid (with a public defender) would get a worse sentence than a black kid from a rich family (with a family-hired lawyer).

  20. Re:This is Stupid on Social Networking Sites Becoming Useful For Lawyers · · Score: 5, Insightful

    The laws should be defined more explicitly, so that the same punishment for the same crime can be applied.

    Leave it up to the judge and jury. They will have intimate knowledge of the case, a legislature hundreds of miles away won't.

    People with certain personalities

    Personalities? What in the hell? Is "dumb" a personality? Read the article, man. People like this deserve to go to prison.

    and as we know certain races,

    No, I don't know.

    get effected disproportionally because the law gives too much flexibility in determining the severity of the punishment.

    Wait, what?

    too much flexibility

    All right. How about this: mandatory death sentence - Texas style, not California - for anyone convicted of drunk driving.

    Happy, now?

    Any fucktard that drives drunk deserves - at the very least - a serious asskickin'.

  21. First post? on Social Networking Sites Becoming Useful For Lawyers · · Score: -1, Redundant

    omg!

  22. Re:Is anyone really that surprised? on Ubisoft Steals 'No-CD Crack' To Fix Rainbow 6: Vegas 2 · · Score: 1

    if you don't like the terms of the game, don't buy it.

    You don't get to read the terms / EULA until you've purchased it and you're in the process of installing it.

    Since most places won't take an open game back - you could have copied it!, you're fucked.

    But of course, this is slashdot, you get modded a troll for sticking up for anyone who actually creates entertainment.

    It's the DRM, CD checks, and every goddamn thing else that pisses people off.

    If I drop $50 for a game, I should be able to play it without having to jump through a dozen goddamn hoops. You've got my goddamn money, now let me play.

    Why bother?

    I ask myself that question every day. Still haven't found an answer.

  23. Re:Are you sure he's a criminal? on The Inside Story On the San Francisco Network Hijacking · · Score: 2, Funny

    It's guys like this that bring our IT occupations into ill-repute, by furthering their stereotype of Coke-swilling social retards on power trips.

    Now you're just being silly. Some of us don't like Coke. I do, personally, but that doesn't prove anything.

  24. Linux meets the Real World on Linux's Security Through Obscurity · · Score: 1

    Season 2, Episode 6.26

  25. Re:Companies blocking Gmail? on Spammers Choose GMail · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    The IT staff at my dad's company blocked all communication with Gmail servers a few months ago,

    Right. Maybe your Dad is just tired of his son begging for money, but doesn't have the heart to say anything?