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  1. Re:Monitized! on AngelList Acquires Product Hunt (fortune.com) · · Score: 1

    To me "tech product enthusiasts" conjures up the image of mindless consumers of pointless gadgets and those who market to them. People who have sold out long ago. At least they still have their Wifi kettles to keep them warm at night.

  2. Re: Are we there yet? on Bitcoin Exchange Ordered To Give IRS Years of Data On Millions of Users (gizmodo.com) · · Score: 2

    Most crypto exchanges are located outside of the US. "They" have no jurisdiction there.

  3. Man, they even want my location (on a desktop) just to visit their help page.

    Fuck Uber.

  4. Nuclear power is great in theory, not so great when actual humans start implementing it.
    A bit like communism, capitalism or any other pie-in-the-sky utopianism. That's basically what nuclear power is. A theoretical ideal not suitable for the real world.

  5. Speak for yourself Anon.
    I'm amazing.

  6. Re:Everything must be automated on Slashdot Asks: Will Farming Be Fully Automated in the Future? (bbc.com) · · Score: 1

    Why bother?
    Invent a robot to program and maintain the machines and we can get rid of the last of the pesky humans.

  7. Re:Also tracks protests! on Google Will Tell You How Crowded Places Are In Real Time (pcmag.com) · · Score: 1

    So in one sentence you complain about projecting pre-existing biases, and in the next you start making wild guesses based on stereotypes.

    Here's some items you might find useful.

  8. You're right. Other manufacturers are equally guilty.
    Where you're wrong is in stating that Volkswagen knew nothing about the defeat device. Clearly parts of VW knew, and if management didn't it was willful ignorance. That's the kind of sophistry that makes me suspicious of your motives.

    I'm glad at least one manufacturer is being punished for their transgressions. It's a start.

  9. Civilization isn't a thing, it's an ongoing process. The people who build civilization are all around you. Just because you don't contribute doesn't mean that the rest of us are slacking off. It means that you're a selfish prick.

  10. For those of us not up to speed with bronze-age economics, how many goats is that?

  11. Your post doesn't have the hallmarks of a regular troll, your reasoning is both well-worded and a lie. VW doesn't have the cult following of fanboys that certain elecronic products enjoy...
    I'm beginning to suspect that VW is actually hiring these shills to clean up their reputation.

    Tell us AC, how much do you get paid per post?

  12. Re: 20% of GHGs not from ruminant animals really on Feeding Seaweed To Cows Eliminates Methane Emissions (www.cbc.ca) · · Score: 1

    Sounds like junkie talk to me. Face it. You're addicted.

  13. Re:How is this different from... on LinkedIn-Russia: US Says Concerned Over Decision to Block Professional Networking Site (ndtv.com) · · Score: 2
  14. Re:What The Hell is Going On on Facebook? on German Minister: Facebook Should Be Treated Like a Media Company Rather Than a Technology Platform (reuters.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Not having a Facebook account is the new not having a television.

  15. Re:Steve Bannon, not a racist? on Steve Bannon Suggests Having Too Many Asian Tech CEOs Undermines 'Civic Society' (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    So in your twisted little mind Godwin's law is a Shield of Impunity for Neo-Nazis?
    That says more about you than about anyone else in this discussion.

    Now go fuck yourself.

  16. My prediction for the next story on Slashdot: on Google Joins Microsoft's .NET Foundation (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 4, Funny

    Apple joins the Open Source Hardware Association.

  17. Just like the real FIFA on Hacker Charged With Fraud After 'Stealing' In-game FIFA Currency (cnet.com) · · Score: 1

    Lets see if the hackers get harsher punishments than Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini.

  18. Re:Now it'll be "cool" on Apple Considering Expansion Into Wearable Glasses, Says Report (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    Yeah. Spoiled rich kids blindly running into of traffic.

  19. Re:all bout nothin on 'Radioactive Boy Scout' Reportedly Passes Away At Age 39 (harpers.org) · · Score: 2

    Thorium is an alpha emitter, but it has a couple of beta emitters in its decay chain so real thorium samples will emit both alpha and beta radiation.

  20. Re:all bout nothin on 'Radioactive Boy Scout' Reportedly Passes Away At Age 39 (harpers.org) · · Score: 1

    I'm glad that nature strictly adheres to health and safety guidelines.

    In most places anyway.

  21. Re:They didn't include the other factors because on Drinking a Can of Sugary Soda Every Day Can Boost a Person's Risk For Prediabetes, Study Finds (upi.com) · · Score: 1

    The best treatment is a change of diet, but many people literally rather die than eat a sprig of broccoli.

  22. In that case I have some bad news for you...

    But seriously, get used to drinking water and/or tea.

  23. Re: Get with the times on Increased Smartphone Screen-Time Is Associated With Lower Sleep Quality, Says Study (medicalxpress.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I think the problem with this world is people wanting everything to be fixed for them by a pill, a service, an app or a politician.

    Take responsibility for your own life and good health.
    Fix broken stuff.
    Cook your own food.
    Keep learning.
    Don't rely on external factors to fix your broken life and bad habits.
    Now help others to do the same.

    (Add a blurry Instagram photo for a background and we're done.)

  24. Re:And to think the DNC wanted to face Trump... on Donald Trump Wins US Presidency (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    Has anybody ever examined how successful strategic voting is in practice? Because as far as I can tell as a layman who watches the news from around the world, it usually seems to backfire. I'd like to see some hard data either way.

  25. Re:Disheartening on New Theory of Gravity Might Explain Dark Matter (phys.org) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    The main problem is allowing anonymous posters. There are good reasons for allowing this, and many ACs like yourself post well thought out comments.
    I don't know the solution to this. Perhaps having AC comments start at -1 (or a new -2 score only visible to active mods?)

    And then outright banning the hate filled dumbfucks.