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  1. Re:FTFA on WSJ Says Pro-ACTA Forces Helped Drive Anti-ACTA Reactions · · Score: 1

    So the existing laws already handle this situation, right? Customs has the power to stop/seize these shipments and prevent dangerous fakes from getting on the market.

    SO WHAT THE FUCK IS THE POINT OF ACTA THEN!?!?!

    Oh right, that's not what ACTA is about. That part is just the feel-good clause, while the rest if it is designed to fuck over everyone but the content cartels.

  2. Re:End game on Aussies Could Use Elephants To Fight Invasive Species · · Score: 1

    yup, but finding an autoclave big enough is a major problem...

  3. Re:Dying from lack of surprise... on White House Refuses To Comment On Petition To Investigate Chris Dodd · · Score: 1

    Err... You do realize you're ALL on the Government's watch list now?

    Move along, citizen.

  4. Re:Time to change the civil adjucation process on Tenative Ruling Against Kaleidescape in DVD CCA Case · · Score: 1

    It's out in the open, and people don't have to bother trying to fight a case that is obviously a foregone conclusion.

  5. Re:ACTA Represents the End... on Thousands Take To the Streets To Protest ACTA · · Score: 4, Informative

    With a 9mm vote.

  6. Re:Oh Good on Facebook Expected To Go Public Next Week · · Score: 1

    Are their any tech billionaires that _aren't_ sociopaths? That seems to be the primary requirement...

  7. Re:Get in line... on Music Industry Sues Irish Government For Piracy · · Score: 1

    WTF, does being an 'artist' make you above the tax code now ?!?

      It does if you have a well funded lobby group behind you.

  8. Democracy's Litmus test on Lawmakers Intent On Approving SOPA, PIPA · · Score: 2

    I now see SOPA/PIPA as a litmus test for whether democracy actually exists anymore. EVERYONE who has had these bills explained to them ends up being outraged, and the fact that politicians are determined to push it through, in the face of almost 100% opposition to the bills from their VOTERS, show that they no longer show any interest in representing the PEOPLE.
    If these bills pass, it is incontrivertible proof that the political system is no longer functioning to serve the will of the people, and that an entirely new political system is required.

    Please, write to your representative, expressing this fact. They need to be made aware how much the future of the nation as a whole is riding on these bills.

  9. Re:Bought a Sony product? on Sony Sued Over PSN 'No Suing' Provision · · Score: 1

    Anyone but them.

  10. Re:They're NOT opposed to SOPA on Meet the Strange Bedfellows Who Could Stop SOPA · · Score: 1

    That's why Palin was on the last presidential ballot.

  11. Re:How many.... on NASA Snaps New Photo of Incoming Asteroid · · Score: 1

    How much olympic swimming pools does it displace if it was to hit the ocean?

    All of them :)

  12. Re:Fast track into space on China Completes First Space Docking Test · · Score: 1

    but that's because they're treating the manned program currently as pure propaganda.

    What do you think the entire race to the moon was?

  13. Politicians Lie? on The "Scientization" of Yucca Mountain · · Score: 1

    No, never!
    I'm shocked! Shocked I tell you...

    ... NOT!

    The simple truth is that ALL politicians are lying scumbags, and they are quite comfortable with that if it means more money and power coming their way.

  14. Re:What is this, minority report on Canadian Government Says DRM Circumvention Not Related To Copyright · · Score: 1

    $$$ -> gov't

  15. Re:InfoWorld and Slashdot on The State of Open Source Software · · Score: 0

    What did you expect now that Taco has gone?

    The corporate boofheads are now in charge of this site, so things will only get worse.

  16. Re:Bullshit on Why the Fax Machine Refuses To Die · · Score: 1

    Who still pays for an ancient landline phone plan?

    People with Fax machines.

  17. Re:Happy to Beta Test on Stanford AI Class 'Beta' For Commercial Launch? · · Score: 1

    That's pretty much what's happening here, but rather than buying a textbook, you're getting a series of video lectures and course notes for free
    I signed up for the full course, mainly because having homework and assignments due will force me to stay on a study timeline, and eliminate the "fuck it, can't be bothered tonight" factor that usually happens to me when trying to learn stuff out of a textbook on my own time.

  18. Re:How sad is this on NASA Reveals New Images of Apollo Landing Sites · · Score: 1

    Where's the (+1, Depressing) mod when you need it?

  19. Re:Kill it Oracle on Java 7: What's In It For Developers · · Score: 3, Funny
  20. Re:Love excercise on The Least Amount of Exercise Needed To Extend Life · · Score: 1

    You don't extend the life of a car by driving it.

    But you do by maintaining it and not putting shit fuel in it.

  21. Re:Don't fly on any airline that uses Android tabl on United Pilots To Use iPads For Navigation · · Score: 1

    Florian, is that you?

  22. Re:This trend will accelerate... on Canadian Firm Gave Libyan Rebels Surveillance Drone · · Score: 2

    The entire history of mankind is little more than a massive arms race.

    Well, there's something the human race can be proud of.

  23. Re:Do not want on No Higgs Just Yet · · Score: 1

    I'm torn on this. On one hand I would like them to find it as validation of all of the great work done in creating and verifying the Standard Model (and as a way of justifying the $$$ spent in finding it). But on the other hand, i kinda hope they don't, because some of the coolest advances in science have come from the "Hmm, that's odd, i wonder what happening here" factor.

  24. Re:Somewhere... on IBM Shows Off Brain-Inspired Microchips · · Score: 1

    What it does show is that IBM won't have too much trouble scaling their chips up to model the average slashdotters brain.

  25. Re:not according to my graphs on Malicious Spam Spikes To 'Epic' Level · · Score: 1

    Hawking, actually. :-)