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  1. Re:Bias... on Massachusetts Examining Disability Access For Uber, Lyft · · Score: 1

    because its really all about you

    Looking at your posting history, we see that for you its all about government. You want the government into everything. You dont even believe in private property rights.

  2. Re:This is not about people with disabilities on Massachusetts Examining Disability Access For Uber, Lyft · · Score: 1, Troll

    Why are you blathering on about public transport when the discussion is about private business?

    Oh, I get it. You think that there shouldnt be any private business. You wont admit it of course, but anyone that takes a look at your posting history will see that its true. You do not believe in free enterprise, private property rights, nor the liberty of ordinary people.

    You only assign liberty to government. Fuck off.

  3. Re:plutos x rated plains on The Frozen Plains of Pluto's 'Heart' · · Score: 1

    I just see standard pattern number 7 in the Rorschach series that tests obsessive compulsiveness.

  4. Re:Can we stop giving a damn about non-user scores on Marvel Tweaks Their Superhero Film Formula With Ant-Man · · Score: 1

    The statistics that films which receive good critical review are more likely to receive an academy award is unquestionable.

    ..and meaningless.

    The academy awards is the very definition of circle jerk. Its hollywood giving hollywood accolades based on hollywood opinion.

  5. Re:Free? Who said anything about free? on Hillary Clinton Takes Aim At 'Gig Economy' · · Score: 0

    then why don't you pay double for your gasoline? you are getting a 50% discount thanks to government subsidies

    See here folks how disgusting and utterly repulsive liberals are. They just make shit fucking up when its convenient in order to support their otherwise unsupportable arguments. Its usually not this fucking obvious and blatant, but its always there.

  6. Re:Tax dollars at work. on Man Arrested After Charging iPhone On London Overground Train · · Score: 1

    there are rules and laws for a reason

    ..and there is a reason that there are two different words.

  7. Re:J.J. Abrams is a fucking idiot on J.J. Abrams On "Star Wars" Cast's Racial and Sexual Diversity · · Score: 1

    Yes, superhero movies like Serenity.... oh wait...

  8. Re:J.J. Abrams is a fucking idiot on J.J. Abrams On "Star Wars" Cast's Racial and Sexual Diversity · · Score: 1

    He did the Star Trek reboots... those are kind of fun.

    Star Trek: Lens Flair

    The only decent big-screen sci-fi director/producer//writers that are left seems to be Joss Whedon and James Gunn.

  9. Re:Never heard that one before on J.J. Abrams On "Star Wars" Cast's Racial and Sexual Diversity · · Score: 1

    Comes of not being an American I think. Having not personally met an Jamaican I didn't even realise that it sounded like that accent.....

    It doesn't. Seriously. Its like nobody has heard a fucking Jamaican accent, but some people think they know what a jamaican sounds like and have declared Jar-Jar a racist character based on only their imagination. What we actually see here is there isa group of racist people that see an annoying computer generated thing on the screen and have stereotyped it.

    Here is a real Jamaican, Peter Tosh giving a fairly long speech. Jar-Jar and the rest of his race sound nothing at all like this. Zero similarity.

    Jar-Jar was annoying. End of story. Progressive racists wanna see racism everywhere. End of that story too.

  10. Re:Shows where the heart is on Making FOIA-Requested Data Public: Too Much Transparency For Journalists? · · Score: 1

    But this further kills the incentive to follow long, complicated stories that take months of investigation of multiple sources. Like say, most government corruption investigations.

    You just described how journalism used to be, not how it currently is. Nobody is doing that.

  11. Re:Cry More on Making FOIA-Requested Data Public: Too Much Transparency For Journalists? · · Score: 0

    There is not enough waste to cut to pay for it.

    The Federal budget is almost $4 trillion dollars for a population of about 320 million people. Thats about $12500 per person, and that does not include the nearly $4 trillion dollars also spent by State and Local governments for the same people.

    And you've got the balls to say there isnt much waste? My guess is that you are a Democrat, right? You guys have a real hard time understanding numbers once a dollar sign is put in front of it.

  12. Re:Privatize them on Help Save Endangered Rhinos by Making Artificial Horns (Video) · · Score: 1

    Zero chance that you will ever run a successful business. Your ideas are insane. They dont make any sense for any reason other than hand-waving.

    Businesses try to maximize total profit you ignorant donkey.

  13. Re:If it's important maybe it shouldn't be taught on Well-Played: Microsoft Parlays NSF Video 'Remake' Into National CS K-12 Crisis · · Score: 1

    To quote my 8th grade math teacher when I asked "But isn't there a way to calculate square roots?" .. he answered "There is no way to calculate square roots. It must be done by trial and error."

    That sums up K-12 math education right there. He wasn't lying. He just didn't know.

  14. Re:Why is it on A 'Star Trek' Economic System May Be Closer Than You Think · · Score: 1

    That journalists are the ones arguing about 'not having to work to live'?

    Because real Journalism is dead. These people dont work any more. They just report.

  15. Re:Still don't trust SSDs on OCZ Toshiba Breaks 40 Cent Per GB Barrier With New Trion 100 Series SSD · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Toshiba invented flash memory. I am hopeful that they do something decent with the OCZ brand.

  16. Re:Privatize them on Help Save Endangered Rhinos by Making Artificial Horns (Video) · · Score: 1

    Wouldn't you maximize their value by keeping their numbers down?

    Yes, but why would the owner of a herd of rhinos want to maximize the value of an individual rhino?

    Think.

    Do you think that farmers try to maximize the value of an individual ear of corn?

  17. Re:Sleep is when the transcription takes place on Short Sleepers Might Be Benefiting From a DNA Mutation · · Score: 2

    I think sleep allows the brain to repeat experiences, but otherwise isnt all that special as far as learning. For those that don't know, the primary learning methodology of the biological brain is known to be hebbian which can be summed up quite succinctly as "neurons that fire together wire together." Sleep allows experiences to be repeated, increasing the strengths between neurons that otherwise rarely fire outside of those experiences.

  18. Re: you are not superhuman on Short Sleepers Might Be Benefiting From a DNA Mutation · · Score: 2

    Being the smartest kid in the shortest bus doesn't make one "special" all on its own. Now, also being captain of the AV squad... now THAT is special.

  19. Re:Warning: DO NOT USE SAMSUNG SSDs IN LINUX SERVE on Samsung Releases First 2TB Consumer SSD For Laptops · · Score: 4, Informative

    Since TRIM is a standardized command, SSD vendors either need to support it, or like is done with the format command on IDE drives... do nothing, return a success value.

    They do support the TRIM command.

    The "bug" is how TRIM and command queuing interact (specifically a race condition labeling the wrong logical sectors RZAT/DRAT) I put "bug" in quotes because the specification specifically says that TRIM is a non-queued command. Windows/NTFS makes sure that the queue is empty before issuing a TRIM. Linux/EXT4 does not.

    Ideally the drives should make sure that their queue is empty themselves, but it likely takes a tortured reading of the specification to think that compliant drives will make sure that their queue is empty.

  20. Re:Democracy on Software Devs Leaving Greece For Good, Finance Minister Resigns · · Score: 1

    Imports: $60.5 billion
    Exports: $33.8 billion

    Difference: $26.7 billion

    so about that $7 billion...

  21. Re:So... on China's Stock Crash: $3.5 Trillion Wiped Out, $2.6 Trillion Frozen · · Score: 1

    What does the ability of private investors investing in private companies have to do with "banking establishments"?

    Its one and the same to the left-leaning. Not sure why. The left used to be about Liberty, now its about State.

  22. "Folks said that Pocket should have been a bundled add-on that could have been more easily removed entirely from the browser. We tend to agree with that, and fixing that for Pocket and any future partner integrations is one concrete piece of engineering work we need to get done."

    Translation: The additional revenue per user from Pocket doesnt make up for the lost revenue due to declining install base from of our other monetization efforts.

  23. Re:Democracy on Software Devs Leaving Greece For Good, Finance Minister Resigns · · Score: 1

    Greece, well, other than tourism and exports, doesn't have much.

    Imports exceed exports almost 2:1. Greece should never have joined the zone. The gap is too wide to not have a currency that can adjust to the imbalance.

  24. Re:Lame duck on Silicon Valley Is Filling Up With Ex-Obama Staffers · · Score: 1

    Remember, before Obama took it over,the conservative Heritage Foundation invented what is now the ACA,

    ..which makes the Left just as evil as the Right.

    Oh you thought that this fact defended the ACA? Since you sit there actively defending evil, we can only conclude one thing: You are evil too.

  25. Re:[T]hings that ... fail: lots of experience at t on Silicon Valley Is Filling Up With Ex-Obama Staffers · · Score: 1

    That you think they're talking points shows that you have no idea what's actually going on with your government.

    This isnt quite correct I think. It isnt that he doesnt know whats going on. Its that he doesnt understand the significance of the facts. He only understands the "significance" of the sound-bites that tug on heart-strings. This is the guy that thinks that when it comes to public policy, that "everyone's opinion is of equal worth." Opinion trumps data and facts in his world.