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  1. VOTE! "WHO'S WRECKING AMERIKKKA?" on Senator Wants 'Terrorist' Label On Blogs · · Score: 3, Interesting
  2. Re:Hey, guess what! on Senator Wants 'Terrorist' Label On Blogs · · Score: 1

    How about "Fascist".

    That's a tag they all wear.

  3. Re:Hey, guess what! on Senator Wants 'Terrorist' Label On Blogs · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Why does the US Constitution matter for the Senator R/D- from Israel?

  4. The US Has Become a Cartoon-Parody of Police-State on Senator Wants 'Terrorist' Label On Blogs · · Score: 5, Insightful

    It's like watching "Brazil", as reimagined through "The Simpsons".

  5. Electronic Sociopath on System Recognizes Emotions In People's Voices · · Score: 3, Funny

    Mimicking the response of understanding, to manipulate other's behavior.

    You are in a twisty little maze of voice options, all alike.

  6. Re:First post on Evolution Of Debian Package Dependencies Resemble Predator-Prey Relationships · · Score: 3, Funny

    Yes, I see their point, but I think this has been taken further by the Debian derivatives.

    There are Badgers, Lynx, Narwhals and Ocelots, ferchrissake! I hardly think that, cruel as he is, "Sid" is any kind of predator. And "Hamm"? Surely you're joking!

  7. Re:Windows Phone 7 is a good solution on Are There Any Smartphones That Respect Privacy? · · Score: 2

    Windows phone is a design triumph! Who says Microsoft can't innovate?

    My favourite Microsoft advancement is the black bar, which occupies 20% of the available screen real estate.

    There's a little arrow, located on a tiny patch of this bar. I'm so glad this was done!

    Without this, the Apple and Google offerings are crippled by comparison. How is a user supposed to divine that they can swipe a finger, to change screens?

    The committee that approved this, in Microsoft, is due some sort of award!

  8. Man Made Lightning? on Working On Man Made Lightning · · Score: 2
  9. Re:Must be some AFL-CIO people .. on AFL-CIO and Big Content Advocate For SOPA · · Score: 1

    Are you the gatekeeper?

  10. Re:Must be some AFL-CIO people .. on AFL-CIO and Big Content Advocate For SOPA · · Score: 1

    You hit the intersection of the two streams.

  11. Re:Must be some AFL-CIO people .. on AFL-CIO and Big Content Advocate For SOPA · · Score: 1

    Oh, and the gangsters weren't Sicilian.

    You know, Meyer Lansky, that lot.

  12. Re:Must be some AFL-CIO people .. on AFL-CIO and Big Content Advocate For SOPA · · Score: 5, Interesting

    The root of the recording industry came from distribution.

    That was trucking.

    It's why the same gangsters ran these concessions: recording, publishing, pressing and distribution. This is a "legitimate business" that grew out of racketeering - and has never dispensed with the original ethos - they just went "legit" and lawyered-up.

  13. Re:Go with the simple over complex theory on Feds Helped Coordinate Occupy X Crackdowns · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Troll on, fascist!

  14. Re:Dropping the Mac-Pro, Disney on the board..... on Apple Names New Chairman · · Score: 1

    America now has a Sony Corp. Apple is now toast.

    Watch for corporate-driven FAIL to be the new order-of-the-day for Apple, once a proud, independent standout from the pack.

    Curse app stores and iPhones, if you will. Two years from now, when it's the other way 'round, you'll look back and marvel that Apple made AT&T dance.

  15. Overlords? on Robot Controls Person's Arm To Manipulate Objects · · Score: 1

    Today they control your arm, tomorrow - your arse.

  16. Re:Waste of Time on NYPD Dismantling Occupy Wall Street Encampment · · Score: 0

    XXXVIII.

    "Rise, like lions after slumber,
    In unvanquishable number,
    Shake your chains to earth like dew,
    Which in sleep had fall'n on you.

    XXXIX.

    "What is Freedom? Ye can tell
    That which Slavery is too well,
    For its very name has grown
    To an echo of your own.

    XL.

    "'Tis to work, and have such pay ,As just keeps life from day to day
    In your limbs, as in a cell
    For the tyrants' use to dwell:

    XLI.
    "So that ye for them are made,
    Loom, and plough, and sword, and spade;
    With or without your own will, bent
    To their defense and nourishment.

    XLII.

    "'Tis to see your children weak
    With their mothers pine and peak;
    When the winter winds are bleak:
    They are dying whilst I speak.

    XLIII.

    "'Tis to hunger for such diet,
    As the rich man in his riot
    Casts to the fat dogs that lie
    Surfeiting beneath his eye.

    XLIV.

    "'Tis to let the Ghost of Gold
    Take from toil a thousand fold,
    More than e'er its substance could
    In the tyrannies of old:

    XLV.

    "Paper coin--that forgery
    Of the title deeds, which ye
    Hold to something of the worth
    Of the inheritance of Earth.

    E

    XLVI.

    "'Tis to be a slave in Soul,
    And to bold no strong controul.
    Over your own wills, but be
    All that others make of ye.

    XLVII.

    "And at length when ye complain,
    With a murmur weak and vain,
    'Tis to see the tyrant's crew
    Ride over your wives and you:
    Blood is on the grass like dew.

    XLVIII.

    "Then it is to feel revenge,
    Fiercely thirsting to exchange
    Blood for blood-and wrong for wrong:
    DO NOT THUS, WHEN YE ARE STRONG.

  17. Re:Amerika! on Icelandic MP To Challenge US Court Ruling On Twitter Privacy · · Score: 2

    Just keep drinking the corn syrup. It'll all be OK.

  18. Re:Amerika! on Icelandic MP To Challenge US Court Ruling On Twitter Privacy · · Score: 1

    "People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people, Jeremy!"

  19. Amerika! on Icelandic MP To Challenge US Court Ruling On Twitter Privacy · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Number ONE enemy of Truth, Justice and the American Way!

    At least they are first in SOMETHING again. That 17th highest standard of living, and 56th least corrupt, just have to sting.

    If "Freedom isn't free", you guys are still being cheated.

  20. Re:Pincus on Zynga To Employees: Surrender Pre-IPO Shares Or You're Fired · · Score: 0, Troll

    Jews.

  21. Re:Sucks to be you! on How Do I Get Back a Passion For Programming? · · Score: 1

    Excellent, Sir!
    No club sluts for you! Evar!

  22. Re:Sucks to be you! on How Do I Get Back a Passion For Programming? · · Score: 1

    Alternate Headline:
    "PROGRAMMER MISSES LIFE AS VIRGIN"
    Writing code has just lost so much... Significance.

  23. Re:Firefox is the most unstable program in common on Firefox 8.0 Released · · Score: 2

    Sleeping w/ 109 tabs open.

    That's how I roll. It really indicates the failure of 'bookmarks" or any other reasonable way to keep information at hand.

    I run Linux - and it was browsing that drove me to 64-bit. :-)

  24. Re:You mean... on Firefox 8.0 Released · · Score: 1

    What is the main result?

    Broken plugins and add-ons, for the couple of weeks it takes to realize the version changes nothing, and the dev swaps a string in his XUL.

  25. Re:Year of Windows on the Mainframe on Windows OS Coming To the Mainframe · · Score: 1, Insightful

    WOO HOO! Dinosaurs, frosted in shit!

    Somehow, I think that this is an admission by Microsoft, of failure to get HyperV into the datacenter, vs. vSphere.