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  1. Re:Don't Be Evil on Alphabet's Nest To Deliberately Brick Revolv Hubs · · Score: 1

    Just 20? Boy do you have a short memory...

  2. Re:Quality education, right there on Massachusetts AG Sues ITT Tech For Exploiting Computer Network Students (networkworld.com) · · Score: 1

    Maybe he missed that day and was too embarrassed to admit he didnt know how to turn it on for the rest of the semester.

  3. I like the cut of your jib.

  4. Re: Better for everyone else on Draconian Aussie Science Censorship Law Takes Effect Next Month (theconversation.com) · · Score: 1

    No they arent, this is a blatant lie. compare black areas to mostly white states like VT or NH. Not even high prevalence of gun ownership can counteract the sheer difference in violent crime rates.

  5. Re:stuffy old academic? on President Obama Nominates New Librarian of Congress Who Supports Open Access (teleread.com) · · Score: 1

    Not to mention how it quickly jumped to defend this new nominee by playing the "racism card."

  6. What a massively biased article on President Obama Nominates New Librarian of Congress Who Supports Open Access (teleread.com) · · Score: 1

    It immediately goes on the offensive against the previous librarian for no reason whatsoever, then quickly jumps on the defensive to preemptively dismiss any criticism as thoughtless racism.

    If race isn't a factor, then why did i immediately predict that it would be a black person as soon as I saw the article headline?

  7. Edward Snowden IS on Edward Snowden Is Tired of Being Bombarded By Suitors (mirror.co.uk) · · Score: 1

    ...The Man From Mars.

  8. Re:Inevitable on SaxoBank Predicts Universal Basic Income For Europe · · Score: 1

    Robots, including surgical robots perform preprogrammed tasks. It isnt even close to artificial intelligence.

    The only thing that's really changed is the fact that people consider chatbots and calculator-level logic to be "AI" these days.

  9. Re:its just more selective than allowing every LEA on Apple Court Testimony Reveals Why It Refuses To Unlock iPhones For Police (dailydot.com) · · Score: 1

    Yeah, if Mossad isnt letterbombing old men, they're kidnapping and torturing people.

  10. Stop linking forbes on Theoretical Evidence For a Ninth Planet Beyond Pluto May Be Premature (forbes.com) · · Score: 1

    I'm not going to turn off my adblocker for them, since the last time i did, they tried to serve me malware. I should just blacklist their domain.

  11. Re:Just want to drive on Consumers Expect Their Cars To Become Mini Data Centers (networkworld.com) · · Score: 1

    Might i suggest a completely unloaded and dreary Toyota Yaris for you then!

    I can do without the dvd player, but just give me a music hookup and I'll be fine.

  12. Re: I guess if you have IBM stock, time to sell on IBM Union Calls It Quits (computerworld.com) · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry, cut and paste quote? You still assert that only a right wing listener would complain about unions. What reasons were you a union supporter again? Forgive me if I haven't agreed with any of your points, because you haven't given any.

    If anything, when you said "Thinking of a union as a for-profit enterprise where the profit comes from worker dues, means you really don't understand unions at all." flies in the face of my time working at a hospital, when the union i was forced to join in spite of voting to join it gladly took my dues, but never lifted a finger to help me when the management underwent a serious shakeup that led to many people being fired and replaced with out of state cronies of a new boss. At least that hospital went down the tubes a few years later.

    I know everything I'm saying is anecdotal, but so are most of the modern unionist articles and astroturfed blogs. Maybe some people really have a great time and a union literally saved their life. It's possible. But i'm a person whose crossed paths with many unions across many fields and not once has any of my personal experiences shown me anything good about them. I may be a rare outlier who by sheer chance only happened to see the bad unions, but then... if you know anything about statistics, that'd be the more absurd possibility to assume, wouldnt it?

  13. Re: I guess if you have IBM stock, time to sell on IBM Union Calls It Quits (computerworld.com) · · Score: 1

    I dont listen to right wing anything. I personally saw hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of brand new equipment and supplies walk off job sites and disappear into the ownership of these union companies during the big dig. I saw white envelopes lining people's pockets, and i saw good workers utterly screwed by the unions that they had trusted to look after them. I had no pull to fight it back then, but today I wont stand for it.

    It's telling that you must assume nobody could possibly say anything bad about unions unless they subscribe to some OTHER political ideology. I think you're the indoctrinated one.

  14. Re: I guess if you have IBM stock, time to sell on IBM Union Calls It Quits (computerworld.com) · · Score: 2

    Thinking of a modern union as anything else shows that you've been keeping your head in the sand for the last few decades. Ask any union supporter why unions are still relevant and they'll no doubt prattle on about things unions did 100 years ago. Remember that time unions bilked the MA tax payers out of 10 billion dollars in their big dig scam?

  15. Re:Given a choice in the 70's on Gene Roddenberry's Floppy Disks Recovered (pcworld.com) · · Score: 1

    fire alarm control panels are still sometimes hooked up to dot matrix printers.

  16. Once again on How an IRS Agent Stole $1M From Taxpayers (onthewire.io) · · Score: 1

    An affirmative action government hire is caught entrenched in corruption and theft. Who is even surprised any more?

  17. Re:First world problems... on EFF: T-Mobile "Binge On" Is Just Throttling of All Data (eff.org) · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Get the fuck off slashdot, you filthy creep.

  18. Re:Post this bitches on New Campaign Features Internet Trolls On Roadside Billboards (bbc.com) · · Score: 0

    I'm Gay.

  19. That's right, all they have to do is ban large gatherings and the terrorists won't be able to hide their hijinks anymore. Everyone is going to be so SAFE now!

  20. Oy vey! on Yahoo Denies Ad-blocking Users Access To Email (washingtonpost.com) · · Score: 1

    "Ansel Halliburton an attorney at Kronenberger Rosenfeld" It's like a perfect storm of proper nouns!

  21. Re:Like the old viruses on Badly-Coded Ransomware Locks User Files and Throws Away Encryption Key (softpedia.com) · · Score: 1

    Do not negotiate with terrorists. Excellent outcome.

  22. Re:Stupid article on British Spaceplane Skylon Could Revolutionize Space Travel (ieee.org) · · Score: 1

    I play Kerbal Space program so I can visualize exactly what that orbit profile looks like. But it'd be more apt to say the space shuttle is diving down to the backside of earth.

  23. Deterrent on Ask Slashdot: An 'Ex Libris' For My Books In a Digital Age? · · Score: 1

    Just lick all your books so everyone is too grossed out to take them.

  24. Re:Brits love to complain on UK Plans To Allow Warrantless Searches of Internet History (telegraph.co.uk) · · Score: 0

    Britain... The only right-wing government that's more left-wing than right.

  25. Its only fair that the NBA and NFL need to step up their game as well. They've always preferred 'minority' employees. It's time they stopped their racist hiring practices.