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  1. Re:Trusted Foundry on US Nuclear Lab Removes Chinese Tech · · Score: 2

    A company like Huawei (founded by former members of the PRA

    People's Riberation Army? :p

  2. Re:Never really understood the point. on Toyota To Show Off Autonomous Prototype Car At CES Show · · Score: 1

    until its cheap enough that a college student econobox car has it

    ...until it's been around long enough that an ancient college student econobox has it.

    FTFY

  3. Re:Bureaucracy tending towards opression... on TSA 'Secured' Metrodome During Recent Football Game · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Good luck finding a politician willing to commit career suicide by dissolving the TSA.

    Would that be the same "career suicide" that Kennedy commited when he became a threat to those who control our nation's intelligence services? :)

  4. Re:Bureaucracy tending towards opression... on TSA 'Secured' Metrodome During Recent Football Game · · Score: 1

    It's time for the US to get rid of the TSA, which has... cost millions, irradiated thousands with backscatter x-ray scanners... and is actively trying to expand its sphere of influence.

    It seems to me it's doing a perfectly fine job serving the purposes it was really created for (except for the stealing part but I suppose a little bad PR is to be expected when you're trying to return society to feudalism...).

  5. Re:What could possibly go wrong? on NASA Considers Putting an Asteroid Into Orbit Around the Moon · · Score: 1
    The ISS is also travelling tangentially to the earth.

    On the other hand, I bet the ISS would burn up a lot better on its way towards your house.

    Not if it was plummeting straight down... :)

  6. Re:What could possibly go wrong? on NASA Considers Putting an Asteroid Into Orbit Around the Moon · · Score: 1

    Why does it matter where you measure it? The mass won't change.

    No, but its direction might!

  7. I call BULLSHIT on Newspaper That Published Gun-Owners List Hires Armed Guards · · Score: 1

    There's NO WAY these legal gun owners would ever be a threat to the worthless, unethical fucks at this paper (who bloody well know it, too). These scum have already demonstrated that they have no ethics and now they're trying to paint those [they've fucked over] in a negative light, in a shallow attempt to frame the debate and draw attention away from their so-called mistake.

  8. Re:So Proud of Gun Ownership on New York Paper Uses Public Records To Publish Gun-Owner Map · · Score: 1

    You're comparing jews to guns?

    Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership

  9. Re:So Proud of Gun Ownership on New York Paper Uses Public Records To Publish Gun-Owner Map · · Score: 1

    Show me one case of an anti-gun zealot doing anything wrong against a pro-gun owner. Just one is all I ask, never mind a Holocaust.

    Translation: show me one case of an anti-gun zealot doing anything wrong against a pro-gun owner. Just one is all I ask; the six to twelve million cases that the Holocaust constitutes are far too many and I only asked for one, dammit. :p

  10. Re:Who Cares? on New Documents Detail FBI, Bank Crack Down On Occupy Wall Street · · Score: 2

    It seems unlikely that Operation Wall Street was an astroturf movement though, because there was no-one in a position of power or money to gain from it.

    I guess you've never heard of "controlled opposition" and "manufactured dissent..."

  11. Re:Yeah, but Tulsa on Cyber Corps Program Trains Spies For the Digital Age, In Oklahoma · · Score: 1

    From Oklahoma? They might mod you down. Living here but from elswhere? Trust me, we're far more likely to mod you up.

  12. Horseshit! on Media Center Key Accidentally Gives Pirates Free Windows 8 Pro License · · Score: 1

    In an amusing twist that undoubtedly spells the end of some hapless manager's career, Microsoft has accidentally gifted pirates with a free, fully-functioning Windows 8 license key.

    This falsely assumes that Microsoft wouldn't want Win8 to be pirated, when that's the very thing that'll help ensure their continued dominance.

    (It'd be safe to assume that the higher-ups at Microsoft are also aware of this...)

  13. In other news... on With Pot Legal, Scientists Study Detection of Impaired Drivers · · Score: 2

    Colorado State Police have announced that they plan to start aggressively enforcing minimum speed limits...

  14. Re:Comcast routers on Australia's Biggest Telco Sold Routers With Hardcoded Passwords · · Score: 1

    Cradlepoint routers each have a unique password encoded in the firmware...

  15. Re:Careful what you wish for on Microsoft Makes Direct X 11.1 a Windows 8 Exclusive · · Score: 1

    If yours isn't one of them, forget it.

    Strawman argument - if yours isn't one of them, it's so old that it won't have the performance and features needed by the latest cutting-edge games, not on Windows or Linux.

  16. Re:That being said... on John McAfee Accused of Murder, Wanted By Belize Police · · Score: 1

    and this Luger 9mm

    That is a Highpoint 9mm - it shoots a cartridge known as "9mm Luger" (more commonly just 9mm).

  17. Re:I wonder... on Stuxnet Infected (But Didn't Affect) Chevron Network In 2010 · · Score: 1

    Our govt has a very tight relationship with Microsoft, Symantec and McAfee.

    And oil companies like Chevron?

  18. Re:Only idea sure to work on Brainstorming Ways To Protect NYC From Real Storms · · Score: 1

    Nuke it from the orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

    I'm fairly certain the Russians, Chinese and a few others have contingency plans for just that. :)

  19. Re:Fuck those greedy bastards. on Tesla Motors Sued By Car Dealers · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Unemployment has been decreasing since Obama took office.

    Only because people who are no longer eligible to receive assistance aren't counted!

  20. Re:Serves them right on Project Orca: How an IT Disaster Destroyed Republicans' Get-Out-The-Vote Effort · · Score: 1

    I loved it, but it's by C.S.Lewis and is not-at-all-subtly Christian, which I'm sure would offend a lot of slashdot readers.

    C.S. Lewis was a different sort of "Christian" than you're likely to find today; I think it's doing him a disservice to even use that word to describe him.

  21. Re:Serves them right on Project Orca: How an IT Disaster Destroyed Republicans' Get-Out-The-Vote Effort · · Score: 0

    Seriously, who's the gibbering mouth-breather who modded-down something [so self-evident]? :p

  22. Re:Sign of Successful Change of Direction on Sony Entertainment Head Steps Down · · Score: 1

    this is another sign that Sony is continuing to move back to nice electronics

    I missed the part where Sony announced that they're going back to producing hardware that isn't complete shit.

  23. It's simple: on Intel Details Eight-Core Poulson Itanium Processor · · Score: 1

    This is just Intel putting on a show of competing with themselves so that they don't get accused of monopolistic behavior... :p

  24. Re:puh...lease on Navy Seals Disciplined For Revealing Secrets As Consultants On Video Game · · Score: 1, Troll

    the sheeple are so dumb they believe anything with no evidence if it is official enough.

    Instead of modding this down (i.e. playing a cowardly game of "shoot the messenger"), would anyone actually care to point out why this statement is invalid? While undoubtedly jaded and cynical, it illustrates the entire reason that governments go to so much effort to engage in domestic psyops (if doesn't, then presumably they're wasting a lot of money!).

  25. Re:slap on the wrist on Navy Seals Disciplined For Revealing Secrets As Consultants On Video Game · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    The fact that this meme gets consistently modded to oblivion when there's more than enough evidence to suggest that it's at least a fucking possibility does nothing but increase the probability of it in fact actually being the case, at least in the minds of those not necessarily hooked on the Fox News/CNN tit...