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  1. Re:Amazing on Trump Targets the Abuse of H-1B Visas · · Score: 4, Funny

    And unlike how Obama lets congress do whatever, we'd have high comedy when Trump talks smack about them all the time.

    This is true. No other president would be half as fun as Trump.

    There may be a few nukes and world wars along the way, but the White House would be funnier than American Dad. Hell, I'm off to buy a year's supply of popcorn now.

  2. Re:What a clusterfuck on Clinton Surrendering Email Server/Data To Feds After Top Secret Mail Found · · Score: 3, Funny

    - She made $100k in cattle futures from $1k seed money in a very short time.

    - She was anointed Senator

    - She was secretary of state and at least avoided selling out our allies to terrorist states.

    Why the fuck do you anoint your senators? Aren't they slippery enough already?

  3. Re:Foxconn is Taiwanese on Chinese Tech Companies Building Factories In India · · Score: 1

    Given that wikipedia has less credibility than my rectum in these situations, it is of absolutely no use as a source.

  4. Re: Ha! on Company Testing Standardized Salaries Is Struggling · · Score: 1

    The World owes me a living.

    I graduated with a degree.

    I did my part.

    Would that be a degree in women's studies by any chance?

  5. Re:The question is on Genetically Modified Rice Makes More Food, Less Greenhouse Gas · · Score: 0

    Because the vast, vast, majority of those alterations are silent or non-sense modifications? Those 200 bases that get altered in GMO absolutely have an effect, aimed towards a specific outcome. The millions of alterations that occur naturally are random (though distributed according to the conservation-level of the region) and thus far less likely to impact the final product in any meaningful sense.

    That said, I'm all for well tested and investigated GMO. If we are to feed our increasing populations, we must increase the yield and efficacy of our methods.

  6. Re:Loses frivolous lawsuit on Ellen Pao Leaves Reddit; Site Founder Steve Huffman Makes a Triumphant Return · · Score: 1

    I think he meant Victoria was the successful woman.

  7. Re:Today's phrase that pays is "politically correc on Ellen Pao Leaves Reddit; Site Founder Steve Huffman Makes a Triumphant Return · · Score: 1

    Have you checked out Leigh Alexander's new website Offworld? I hear it's like Jezebel but better. Give it a try. It sounds closer to your convictions than /. will ever be.

  8. Re:Meet new boss, same as old boss on Ellen Pao Leaves Reddit; Site Founder Steve Huffman Makes a Triumphant Return · · Score: 1, Insightful

    It's pretty clear Pao was just a scapegoat to take care of unpleasant business. It could be she turned out worse than the board expected, but make no mistake: she wasn't alone in driving the New Reddit policies they want, and had the board's full support. Her resigning will change nothing.

    In other news: There's voat.co that's turning into a pretty nice community to replace Reddit. It's more like the original and the userbase is pretty big now.

    now i know where to not go if i want to avoid kiddie porn and misogyny. thanks voat!

    Given what counts as misogyny these days, I don't even think vacuum is considered free of it. Thanks SJWs!

  9. Re:Well, she was an interim. on Ellen Pao Leaves Reddit; Site Founder Steve Huffman Makes a Triumphant Return · · Score: 1

    He who forgets the lessons of the past is bound to repeat it.

    There was a reason for the right to free speech. I fear a lot of bad things will come as a result of "moving on" from that right.

  10. forever and ever? on How Java Changed Programming Forever · · Score: 1

    Forever is a bold claim. What about after the apocalypse? What about Planet of the Apes?

    Are we making the Java manuals out of IBM keyboards or something?

  11. Change of tactics? on US Levels Espionage Charges Against 6 Chinese Nationals · · Score: 1

    Perhaps they've studied the SEC, and are now realising that a shakedown racket pays far better than justice?

  12. Re:The Flash on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 1

    waat?!

    It's Starbuck!

  13. Re:Is slashdot all-in on the genderwagon? on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 2

    Parent should be an article submission; it's time for the Slashdot community to consider what this attempt at polarisation will lead to.

  14. Re:Men's Rights morons on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 1

    yup

    the arc of history is clear: progress is real. it wasn't long ago the idea of gay marriage rights or marijuana legalization seemed distant and impossible

    bigots, sexists, racists: they may whine and bitch, or go full douchebag and do immoral things, but their fate is clear and certain: the dustbin of history. they are losing, and they will lose in the end

    don't get me wrong, sexists, racists and such losers will always exist. it's just that they will no longer dominate the social, legal, and political status quo like they used to. the fact that they no longer do is, like the arrow of time, proof of the march of history and progress

    you will always encounter sexists and racists. a moronic comment on slashdot. a throwaway comment by a loser coworker. a catcall or a tweet from who knows where that momentarily catches your eye

    ignore them. they hold no power

    such shitbags will always linger like a fungus in a dank basement, the socially malformed pathetics of any society. serious civilization has moved on without them, and will continue to make them more and more irrelevant

    like cannibalism and slavery, things that also do still exist, and always will exist, in the dark cracks. but are now an exotic shocking fringe, and no longer dominate our societies

    You okay there, buddy? Need a napkin to wipe away all that frothing at the mouth? A hug or two?

  15. Re:Men's Rights morons on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 3, Insightful

    but MRAs have some valid points about discrimination against men in family law.

    It would be so if only MRAs actually cared a fig about discrimination or violence against men.

    If you follow the movement, you'll see it has a lot less to do with making anyone's life better and a lot to do with attacking women.

    Ah yes, the classic "pay no attention to the rationality of the argument, I can assure you that somehow it's all about invisible oppression."

    This appeal to emotion is something I've never understood. Does logic warp in the presence of such accusations? Do valid points become invalid if countered with claims of misogyny? Is 2 = 2 somehow not correct because the author was accused of being an MRA (and therefore bad by association)? How do you rationalise away the valid points about discrimination against men by claiming that arbitrary persons attack arbitrary women?

  16. everything is wrong with shitty clickbait article on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 4, Informative

    1. Return of Kings is not MRA. Return of Kings is anti-MRA. That's a pretty big difference.
    2. It's not plural activists. It's *one* guy.
    3. This is the first time ever I've seen someone use RottenTomatoes as a reference for movie quality? Why?

  17. Radiated perhaps? on Researchers Make Spiders Produce Silk Strengthened With Graphene · · Score: 0

    Did you get the spiders from Marvel?

  18. Re:Hmmmmm on Hillary Clinton Declares 2016 Democratic Presidential Bid · · Score: 0

    Not sure where to go with this. I truly doubt I'll want the Republican candidate, but I don't particularly want Hilliary for President either. That doesn't leave much other choice. You heard me Libertarians/Greens/RonPaulFans

    I do not understand American politics in this sense. Where are the alternatives? Is it always the choice of either a 90% guaranteed wackjob on the Republican side (you know who), or a massively (Emperor-grade) corrupt Democrat?
    Do you somehow compare your Republicans to Gary Busey before they're allowed to run?
    Do you require that your Democrats are atleast stage 4 on the Dark Side scale (not yet Palpatine but slightly worse than Vader)?

    I hear about the Greens every now and then, but they seem to get less than 3% of the votes. It seems like you are all simply resigned to this cycle. Is that the case? Is it pointless to try and change the outcome? Just the let the giants battle it out?

  19. Re:The internet has just become Ma Bell on Reason: How To Break the Internet (in a Bad Way) · · Score: 1

    The numbskulls on teh Interwebs just want more bandwidth, faster, for less. They supported the FCC action because they're idiots, just like gruber said they were.

    Since the extant option was less bandwidth, slower, for more, this was the better choice.
    Or did uncle Koch tell you something different?

  20. Re:The perfect summary of the case: on Ellen Pao Loses Silicon Valley Gender Bias Case Against Kleiner Perkins · · Score: 1

    Or maybe they'd go; Gee whiz, we really are hiring mostly males for these positions. Perhaps we can take a closer look at these ladies to see what they're offering.

    Then they'd be accused of soliciting prostitution.

    Badum-tish.

    Funny and informative at the same time, just like Sesame Street.

  21. Re:One more view. on Ellen Pao Loses Silicon Valley Gender Bias Case Against Kleiner Perkins · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Jury: Kleiner Perkins not liable for Pao’s gender discrimination claims [Updated]
    Trial highlighted Silicon Valley's male-dominated tech and investment culture. via http://arstechnica.com/tech-po...

    Absolutely loving the reasoning here. There are two possible outcomes.

    1. Kleiner Perkins freed of all charges. This highlights just how male-dominated and sexist the tech industry is.
    2. Kleiner Perkins guilty of all charges. This highlights just how male-dominated and sexist the tech industry is.

    Perhaps this could be used as some sort of Turing test for feminazis?

  22. Re:Here's MY test on A Bechdel Test For Programmers? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    If you can substitute the term "white male" into your premise and suddenly find it offensive, then was actually racist/sexist all along.

    Why on earth would you find this offensive if you made the swap? Because you're a white male and it would highlight how virtually no software fails the white male test, but a huge amount fails the female test?

    Why on Earth is it relevant if a software project passes the test? Does it make the code better?

    This is a completely made up non-issue. Should we start rabblerousing about the white guy Bechdel test in the NBA? What about the unfairness of native English speaking programmers in Russia? Should we start a test for them? No, because it's fucking stupid, and contributes 0 to anything other than the wallet of those who get "offended" about "representation" as a profession.

  23. Re:Here's MY test on A Bechdel Test For Programmers? · · Score: 1

    So you don't understand the difference between the words "minority" and "majority". Thanks for telling everyone.

    I totes agree, that guy is a cock mongrel. How dare he imply that all people are created equal, like he's some Jefferson of misogyny. It's almost as bad as the patriarchy's so-called Charter of the United Nations and their oppressive hatespeech about equality and universal peace.

    They should know by now that a minority is worth much more than a white guy. It's like duuh, of course you cannot be prejudiced against white cis males, what planet are you from? Stupid cis-scum the lot 'em, right?

    (For reference, the UN charter http://www.un.org/en/documents... . Check out Ch 1 2, and Ch 1 3. Specifically,

    To achieve international co-operation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian character, and in promoting and encouraging respect for human rights and for fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion; ...)

    Note the "without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion". Does that sound like the Bechdel test?

  24. Redolent of the past. on Steam On Linux Now Has Over a Thousand Games Available · · Score: 1

    Sounds like it's high time for a Microsoft "exclusivity" bribe again.

  25. This is beyond asinine. on Yik Yak Raises Controversy On College Campuses · · Score: 1

    What in the nine hells is this whining? It's a god damn app on a cell phone!
    You want to "prevent the havoc"? Turn the damn app off! The world doesn't owe your delicate sensibilities a damn thing, and not every app must censor that which you may not want to hear.

    Is this some kind of joke? Is it an Onion piece? Is it one of those far-far-far-left progressive campaigns again, where everything must be acceptable to everyone, or be literally Hitler and threatened off campus? I cannot make any sense of the accusations here, as it seems to be a completely voluntary situation.