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  1. Why only women? on Australian Target Stores Ban GTA V For Depictions of Violence Against Women · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Why only violence against women is unacceptable, when any type of violence should be unacceptable?

  2. Re: Of Course It Was on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    You have a pretty arrogant and ignorant attitude towards a person that you do not have the faintest idea who he/she is. And experience tells me that people with this attitude should be summarily ignored.

  3. Re: Is it true... on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    Almost half of Brazil population is black or brown, smartass...

  4. Re: Of Course It Was on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    You that read "race" where I said "group". But, as I said before you can not even touch on the subject of racial differences because it is taboo.

  5. Re: Of Course It Was on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    It is because of comments like yours that the subject is taboo. I could never genuinely investigate why this group or that group are more successful without some lunatic appearing immediately and saying that I want to "justify" the supremacy of the group X or Y.. I, for myself, do not have any interest in these petty "race supremacy wars" from humans, I want to to understand the reasons of the underdevelopment to be able to fix them if I ever find the cause of it, NOT to justify someone's political agenda.

  6. Re:Is it true... on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    Sidenote: Do not waste your time reading the Portuguese version of the article on the Real plan, is a pile of ideological garbage. The English version describes better the fundamental reasons for the plan's success.

  7. Re:Is it true... on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    Well, this is really off-topic but is interesting to explain to you why this particular plan worked. The plan worked because he killed the inertial inflation, a very serious, cancerous problem on Brazil some time ago. Brazilian traders also were (and still are) extremely corrupt and greedy, raising prices every fucking day if they had nothing to stop them... The plan also killed this fundamental point by allowing the Brazilians like me to buy cheap overseas, forcing local merchants to sell at lower prices or having to file for bankruptcy. This killed one of the biggest motivators for the hyperinflation.

    But it is a pity that the next government threw most of it away when leave Real depreciate. Because when the government did it, he has made foreign goods expensive again and it left the door open for our merchants (who still corrupt and very, very greedy) start all over again.

  8. Re:Is it true... on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    Brazil, my country, also also had several problems with dictators, overthrown governments and empires trying to make my country in their backyard. But despite that we are in a much better situation than Africa. Why? Notice, we also have corruption in generous quantities.

    The question of the AC is valid, period. As always the devil lives in the details, and usually the texts on the subject forget that this question of intelligence (and perhaps racial differences) is only part of the problem alone does not answer the greater question.

  9. Re:we ARE different on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    You are correct, but you will be modded as flamebait/troll because is a taboo subject and the humans are too much more likely to think in a social/politics way than logically.

  10. Re: Of Course It Was on James Watson's Nobel Prize Goes On Auction This Week · · Score: 1

    The subject is taboo.

  11. Re:Mod the parent up. on Ask Slashdot: Non-Coders, Why Aren't You Contributing To Open Source? · · Score: 2

    The problem is not change by itself. The problem happens when you change for the worse.

  12. Re:It doesn't seem friendly on Ask Slashdot: Non-Coders, Why Aren't You Contributing To Open Source? · · Score: 1

    Is not perception, is reality. And have worsened significantly since 1998.

  13. Re:Look what those assholes did to gedit. on Ask Slashdot: Non-Coders, Why Aren't You Contributing To Open Source? · · Score: 0

    Oh my... They really reached that level of retardation? (not a GNOME/Gedit user)

  14. Re:Mod the parent up. on Ask Slashdot: Non-Coders, Why Aren't You Contributing To Open Source? · · Score: 0

    Exactly. I for one could easily create code for Firefox, apply a good deal of KISS in the code and some concepts derived from the military with whom I work. But for that I will need to deal with a bunch of retarded teenagers who want to use slow as hell javascript to do the entire browser, among other really retarded design decisions... And for free? Sorry, but no.

  15. Re:Great, now let's talk filesystems on Windows 10 To Feature Native Support For MKV and FLAC · · Score: 1

    I honestly think they found that the headache would be too large for the gain (not considering here the obvious fact that they are competing file systems for NTFS).

  16. Re:Not even wrong. on Big Talk About Small Samples · · Score: 1

    Well... If you were as well informed as you think you are, you would have asked how my hypothetical researcher arrived at this result, and I would have answered that he, unaware of the city where he was to sample, ended just in a meeting of the KKK. Welcome to the real world, grasshopper! Your neighborhood may be homogeneous, but when you have a heterogeneous country like mine you can not rely on a small sample, for reasons such as I described.

  17. Re:Waiting... on Here's What Your Car Could Look Like In 2030 · · Score: 1

    These retarded webdesigners have made me waste 50MB in this ridiculous site...

  18. Re:No surprise here on LinkedIn Study: US Attracting Fewer Educated, Highly Skilled Migrants · · Score: 1

    Very well said.

  19. Re:The full res image on NASA Remasters 20-Year-Old Galileo Photographs of Jupiter's Moon, Europa · · Score: 1

    Thanks too. The redorbit is a very big piece of shit

  20. Re: Meet Streisand on UK Hotel Adds Hefty Charge For Bad Reviews Online · · Score: 1

    Illegal clauses are null and void by default, and unforceable on a jury.

  21. Re:Not even wrong. on Big Talk About Small Samples · · Score: 2

    And therein lies one of the weaknesses of a small sample, you have no way to ensure that is random enough. For example, you can have bad luck and get to sample exactly the most discrepant person in the group. And that's assuming that the authors of the pool have spent the money to get opinions from people really at random rather than following the easy route and get the opinions of people in the same location (which may be from the same opinion group).

  22. Re:Wow ... on Uber Threatens To Do 'Opposition Research' On Journalists · · Score: 1

    "...Now almost all the news media is very closely tied to the interest of their corporate masters."

    This is the business model of Brazilian TV network Rede Globo... In addition to outright fraud, crimes against the country and currently they are trying to put into practice a "white coup" (coup without the violence part). So much to the oath of journalists to display only the truth.

  23. Re:Not even wrong. on Big Talk About Small Samples · · Score: 1

    For your sample, pick.. let me say... 30 people. You got 30 people but you did not know they were all KKK members and now your pool says that everyone in the US is racist! Let's try to improve, but I can not have an interviewer in each city so I do phone interviews. Now looks like it will work, but in my country a good deal of people do not have phones. Oops, now my pool sees just a biased portion of the population (excluded because they have no phone). Let's try once more, spend more and put an interviewer in state capitals. But still I'm getting a biased sample because it represents only the opinions of those living in capital cities (and they have a different view of living in the countryside).

    Short version: Do not come insulting me wanting to force me to believe that a sample of half a dozen people is enough to deduce the opinion of a whole country with millions of people with the most varied possible opinions.

  24. Re:Not even wrong. on Big Talk About Small Samples · · Score: 1

    Read the comment from mbone, is a good clue. I may be hitting you while I can claim that I'm not hitting on you, more clear now?

  25. Re:Not even wrong. on Big Talk About Small Samples · · Score: 0

    You are simply full of nothing, and you know that. Otherwise you would not be commenting as AC.