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  1. Re: On Reddit 3 Days Ago... on Oculus Suspends Oculus Rift Dev Kit Sales In China · · Score: 1

    vomit up... even my own feces

    I imagine you'd want to hold that down, if you went to the trouble of ingesting it in the first place.

  2. Re: Land of the Eunuch on Qualcomm Takes Down 100+ GitHub Repositories With DMCA Notice · · Score: 1

    Rest assured there're plans for that problem as well.

  3. Can you say... on Chinese Company '3D-Prints' 10 Buildings In One Day · · Score: 0

    ...phthalates and bisphenol A vapors?

  4. Cool! on Philips Ethernet-Powered Lighting Transmits Data To Mobile Devices Via Light · · Score: 4, Informative

    "802.11e" - "e" for epilepsy.

  5. LOL! How about in... on Ask Slashdot: Replacing Paper With Tablets For Design Meetings? · · Score: 1, Funny

    Replacing paper with Tablets

    How about in the bathrooms? :D

  6. Re: So will he go to jail upon return to the US? on Eric Schmidt and Entourage Pay a Call On Cuba · · Score: 0

    You claim to be an attorney yet you don't even have the vaguest idea of how to use an apostrophe correctly?

  7. Re: They're infringing my Second-Amendment drone r on That Toy Is Now a Drone · · Score: 2

    It's only been in the past century that we've had this notion that the right to keep and bear arms had secret limitations written in invisible ink.

    God damn; well said.

  8. Re:um... on Google and Facebook Can Be Legally Intercepted, Says UK Spy Boss · · Score: 1

    You know the US government says stuff like this *all the time*.

    No way! Two different countries that're both involved in operating ECHELON have been known to make similar justifications for their data-gathering activities?! You don't say!

    Seriously, though; are you attempting to imply that it's therefore acceptable for the U.K. to say stuff like this, because the U.S. says it?? If not, what, exactly are you trying to say? Because what you did say clearly came across as a reactionary and poorly-thought-out attempt to divert attention away from the actual matter at hand...

  9. um... on Google and Facebook Can Be Legally Intercepted, Says UK Spy Boss · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Fascist toadie says what? :p

  10. Re: Left brain vs. right brain leadership on How Tim Cook Is Filling Steve Jobs's Shoes · · Score: 4, Insightful

    He had taste. That, combined with bring sociopathic, was the secret of his success.

  11. Re:It's not really a myth anymore on The Sci-Fi Myth of Killer Machines · · Score: 1

    personally i'd rather be killed by a runaway machine

    I know I'd much rather be killed by bots controlled by, say, the Norwegians or the Danish (or someone else equally civilized, operating under the U.N. banner) than by someone with an obviously fascist or totalitarian agenda, like my own beloved government or perhaps that of China, the UK or North Korea...

  12. Re:filming - the witness brain substitute that doe on $57,000 Payout For Woman Charged With Wiretapping After Filming Cops · · Score: 1

    sometimes on accident..

    It's "by accident" (or, as the case may be, "on purpose"). Pet peeve, BTW (primarily due to living among Fundamentalist hicks and imbeciles for the past ten years).

  13. Re:The System is Corrupt on $57,000 Payout For Woman Charged With Wiretapping After Filming Cops · · Score: 1

    would the same immunity be granted to me (an unwashed, private citizen)

    Dunno but a shower would certainly eliminate part of that problem. ;)

  14. Re:An interesting caveat on $57,000 Payout For Woman Charged With Wiretapping After Filming Cops · · Score: 1

    I'm skeptical that a 'good police officer' exists

    What the fuck are you smoking?? Good cops get railroaded out of departments all the time.

  15. Re:FB gave the ip address, thank you! on Thai Police: We'll Get You For Online Social Media Criticism · · Score: 1

    and become clichÃf©s

    That should've read "cliches" (so much for the apparently-exotic punctuation...).

  16. Re:FB gave the ip address, thank you! on Thai Police: We'll Get You For Online Social Media Criticism · · Score: 1

    At least they got scandily clad women in military style clothers singing songs in Bangkok.

    This is why I like modern Buddhist cultures [like Thailand and Tibet]; they refuse to stereotype themselves and become clichés. :p

  17. Re:TX Law on Mad Cow Disease Blamed For Patient's Death In Texas · · Score: 1

    none of that is needed for US beef

    Exactly! That's the whole point they're trying to make; U.S. beef is safe... so why are we even talking about this?? (/sarc) Nevermind the Yale study that showed a vast proportion of the brains of those [presumed to have died of Alzheimer's] being ridden with holes from vCJD... How else are the elites supposed to solve the population problem, if not through subterfuge?? ;)

  18. Did it come out of their pockets? on $57,000 Payout For Woman Charged With Wiretapping After Filming Cops · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Did it come out of the fucking pockets of the individuals responsible? Because if it didn't, it's definitely not going to send the needed message...

  19. Re: Madame Curie on Lego To Produce Three Box Sets Featuring Female Scientists · · Score: 1

    and served the French... army

    Too bad they didn't send her out as a human WMD, irradiating her surroundings like some sort of atomic-powered cruise missile...

  20. Re:Fsck x86 on Intel Confronts a Big Mobile Challenge: Native Compatibility · · Score: 2

    BTW x86 32-bit doesn't run on x86_64 either. The software and chips have emulation routines that allow it to happen.

    Unless I'm mistaken, that's completely incorrect.

  21. Re: Thanks. Bad naming. on Linux Mint 17 'Qiana' Released · · Score: 1

    we moved past the abacus a while ago

    That was your big mistake; just wait till that solar flare comes*

    *In my day, we burned yak butter to melt our solder.

  22. The Wachowskis...? on EU Launches World's Largest Civilian Robotics Program; 240,000 New Jobs Expected · · Score: 1

    So the Wachowskis weren't quite as confused as they seemed? :p

  23. Re:What if the costs are too great? on 3D Printed Gun Maker Cody Wilson Defends Open Source Freedom · · Score: 1

    Can the social costs outweigh the right or privilege?

    Which costs are you referring to; the costs to "The Powers That Be" (this is, after all, very much akin to the printing press in terms of its disruptionary potential to empower the masses) or the "costs" to those same masses (i.e "You'll hurt yourselves if you're allowed to protect yourselves with this")?

  24. Re:Use case? on This 360-Degree, 4K Video Camera isn't Getting Kickstarted (Video) · · Score: 1

    Am I missing an obvious need for full 360 panorama cameras?

    Yes. Among other things, it's the next logical step in the evolution of that we affectionately refer to as a dashcam.

  25. Re:"By Mistake" on Apple Says Many Users 'Bought an Android Phone By Mistake' · · Score: 1

    So basically, is Apple's CEO saying that Apple users are idiots?

    I seem to recall hearing a saying that goes something like this:

    Feed the rich; become poor.
    Feed the poor; become rich.

    A corollary might be:

    A)Sell to idiots.
    B) Profit!

    :)