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  1. There are only 10 kind of people in the world on US Sentinel Drone Fooled Into Landing With GPS Spoofing · · Score: 2

    Those who understand binary notation, and those who do not.

    I'm looking forward to seeing the Iranian's presentation at BlackHat, this year!

  2. Re:Obama Groupies Staff Time Mag on Time's Person of the Year Is "The Protester" · · Score: 1

    Obama? He's Bush, with a tan.

  3. Re:Easy to do on Google Donating $11.5M To Fight Modern Slavery · · Score: 2

    No. That was the Jews. In the OLD Testament.

  4. WHY? on Time's Person of the Year Is "The Protester" · · Score: 3, Insightful

    War is Peace
    Ignorance is Strength
    Credit is Freedom
    Money is Speech
    Capitalism is Democracy
    Corporations are Persons

    Q: How do you account for the fact that the bombing campaign has been going on for thirteen years?
    A: Beginners' luck.

  5. Re:Easy to do on Google Donating $11.5M To Fight Modern Slavery · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Google isn't powerful enough to end US state and Federal prison systems.
    https://www.google.com/search?q=us+prison+slave+labor

  6. Re:Why explicitly war zone? on Ask Slashdot: Working As an IT Contractor In a War Zone? · · Score: 1

    Why were the Wehrmacht in Poland?

  7. Re:720 degrees? on What Microsoft Should and Shouldn't Do For the Xbox 720 · · Score: 3, Funny

    That's not Degrees RADIUS, but rather...

    DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.

  8. Re:Where do you want to go, toady? on Paul Allen Launches Commercial Spaceship Project · · Score: 2

    We don't have tomorrow, but we had yesterday...

  9. Re:Why not use a balloon? on Paul Allen Launches Commercial Spaceship Project · · Score: 1

    Yeah. Thomas Goddard proved it's that thick air that keeps us earthbound. Newton, be damned. :-)

    Actually, you do have a point. Burn less expensive fuel, longer and slowly to get to the outer-edge of the stratosphere. Efficient.

  10. Re:Where do you want to go, toady? on Paul Allen Launches Commercial Spaceship Project · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Allen is a patent troll, and human trash. If he had no money, he'd have no friends at all.

    Branson is a shy, yet gregarious and likable kook. He actually has good intentions - not just an empty egotism.

    It's no wonder that folks wanting to take Scaled Composites work on Spaceship One to a commercial venture, sought out Virgin, rather than the man who even Bill Gates can't stand.

  11. Re:Where do you want to go, toady? on Paul Allen Launches Commercial Spaceship Project · · Score: 2

    "OOOooh! Am I as cool as Branson, yet!"

  12. Re:Global Warming is a Scam by Goldman Sachs on Canada First Nation To Pull Out of Kyoto Accord · · Score: 1

    Thanks for the strawman/ad hominem.

    Cui Bono overrules misapplication of Occam, every time.

  13. Re:Global Warming is a Scam by Goldman Sachs on Canada First Nation To Pull Out of Kyoto Accord · · Score: 1

    The Energy Capitalists won the 2000 election - with their point-man, Dick Cheney.

    The Finance capitalists, who had 8 years of unbroken rule through their puppet, Bill (Repeal Glass-Stegall) Clinton, lost for the moment. Their B-stringer Mr. Gore, who lost the election, retooled his mandated policy-portfolio as a Major Motion Picture and effected much of the intended public-facing message.

    Finance capitalists re-captured the Office of Puppet of the United States in 2008. With bigger problems in their models to deal with, the first mission was to funnel dozens-of-trillions of dollars to their private coffers at public expense. "Warming" would be kept alive, and proceed towards the global capture they still eye for the 2020's.

  14. Re:Global Warming is a Scam by Goldman Sachs on Canada First Nation To Pull Out of Kyoto Accord · · Score: 1

    Conspiracy? Like "moon landing" and "9-11 missile" disinformation?

    Hank Paulson was the Director of the Nature Conservancy and of Goldman Sachs. Nothing hidden or hushed about that - except it never hits the presses....

    date: Mon, 18 May 1998 10:00:38 +0100
        from: Trevor Davies
        subject: goldman-sachs
        to: j.palutiko p.jones,m.hulme
     
        Jean,
     
        We (Mike H) have done a modest amount of work on degree-days for G-S. They now want to extend this. They are involved in dealing in the developing energy futures market.
     
        G-S is the sort of company that we might be looking for a 'strategic alliance' with. I suggest the four of us meet with ?? (forgotten his name) for an hour on the afternoon of Friday 12 June (best guess for Phil & Jean - he needs a date from us). Thanks.
        Trevor
        Professor Trevor D. Davies
        Climatic Research Unit
        University of East Anglia
        Norwich NR4 7TJ
        United Kingdom

    Bingo.

  15. Re:Forced Voting? on Publicly Available Russian Election Results Hint At Fraud · · Score: 0

    Where are these moral fibers.

    What do they look like? Carbon, or glass?

  16. I Though They Tried Preventing This on Facebook Launches Suicide-Prevention Effort · · Score: 2

    Over a year ago:
    http://suicidemachine.org/

  17. Corporations Paid More to Lobby Congress Than Tax on Publicly Available Russian Election Results Hint At Fraud · · Score: 5, Informative

    Those horrible, corrupt foreign Governments.

    30 Major U.S. Corporations Paid More to Lobby Congress Than Income Taxes, 2008-2010

    "Despite a growing federal deficit and the widespread economic stability that has swept the U.S since 2008, the companies in question managed to accumulate profits of $164 billion between 2008 and 2010, while receiving combined tax rebates totaling almost $11 billion. Moreover, Public Campaign reports these companies spent about $476 million during the same period to lobby the U.S. Congress, as well as another $22 million on federal campaigns, while in some instances laying off employees and increasing executive compensation."

    To keep profits inflated by capturing legislation, favorable to their businesses. Free market, my arsehol3.

  18. Re:Why explicitly war zone? on Ask Slashdot: Working As an IT Contractor In a War Zone? · · Score: -1, Troll

    Work for the US Military and assist in baby killing?

    I hear the Mexican drug cartels need good IT support, too. Since morality seems not to be a consideration, I think they pay better.

  19. Re:Forced Voting? on Publicly Available Russian Election Results Hint At Fraud · · Score: 5, Funny

    It takes Russia a longtime to catch up. Now they are finally equal to the US in 2000.

  20. Global Warming is a Scam by Goldman Sachs on Canada First Nation To Pull Out of Kyoto Accord · · Score: 2

    To create a global currency - based on trading securitized CO2.

    There are no technical or behavioral measures in any proposed treaty. Only carbon trading. How is this accomplished? Always by establishing derivatives. You know, like they did for real estate.

    The whole scam is a part of the war for dominance between financial capitalists and energy capitalists.

    Enlightened, educated and well-intentioned folk are the useful idiots of speculative, financial capital oligarchy on this one - just as the backwards fundies are the human tools of conservative thuggery.

  21. Twilight Zone on MIT's New Camera Can Take 1 Trillion Frames Per Second · · Score: 1

    I want to use this thing to finally catch that blowhard McNulty in action!!

  22. Re:We Now Live the Future We Warned Ourselves Abou on Predator Drone Helps Nab Cattle Rustlers · · Score: 1, Informative

    This entire story is far more complex and subtle, than the "McNews" cattle-rustle story linked in the original posting.

    Read Greenwald, who as usual, digs deeper into the context and background. It is indeed, a story of creeping fascist militarization of the US: http://www.salon.com/2011/12/12/the_growing_menace_of_domestic_drones/singleton/?mobile.html

    The colonists overthrew George lll for lesser intrusion.

  23. Re:Not military on Predator Drone Helps Nab Cattle Rustlers · · Score: 1

    True, but irrelevant for the illustrative purpose in this discussion. :-)

  24. Re:Does it really matter ? on FBI Rejects Freedom of Information Act Request About Carrier IQ · · Score: 4, Insightful

    The US government relies on vendors for just about everything.

    Including circumventing Constitutional safeguards against unreasonable search and seizure!

    Hey! Look! Google and Facebook are a Trojan Horse for the unaccountable Police State!

  25. These Are Not The Androids You're Looking For on FBI Rejects Freedom of Information Act Request About Carrier IQ · · Score: 5, Funny

    You have violated Robot's Rules of Order, and will be asked to leave the future, immediately.