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  1. Yes especially while you're watching Pr0n on Mark Zuckerberg Tapes Over His Webcam. Should You? (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    You might think no one wants to see that but...
    Probably they just want to take stats of when and how often.

  2. Re:Hydogen is just a way to store energy on Tesla Co-Founder Says Hydrogen Fuel Cells Are a 'Scam' (electrek.co) · · Score: 1

    Because television told them it was so. Aluminium reactions are the most dense and lightest way to store and transport energy, if you don't use nuclear or antimatter.

  3. WHY!!? on Microsoft Brings SQL Server To Linux (betanews.com) · · Score: 1

    I don't get it. Why would they do that? It's self-foot-shooting in the short run, and desperation in the long run. Its my understanding that better alternatives exist, for free.

  4. THAT IS NOT NEWS! on The Case Against Algebra · · Score: 1

    This opinion has been expressed many times, years ago. Good old slashdot for reporting old crap, yet again.

  5. Doesn't change what I think of him on Kanye West Is Reportedly Considering Legal Action Against the Pirate Bay · · Score: 1

    At all.

  6. Yaaayyyy!

  7. I have seen yesterday's game come on the screen when first booting into some environments. Data remains. For a long time.

  8. I am so happy :'D

  9. Don't spend money... on Study: Standardized Tests Overwhelming Public Schools (washingtonpost.com) · · Score: 1

    To tell the government what they already know. Obviously they know the effect this will have on schools, that's why they invented the tests in the first place.

  10. Re:Headline is stupid on Lawsuit Over Two-Word Tweet Moves Forward · · Score: 1

    which is somewhere between intensely stupid and intentionally misleading.

    That's where you'll find every single "news" story that sells itself on sensationalism, and sadly that category of news is more and more prevalent from slashdot, as it is from broadcast television. Click-bait.

  11. Re:People have to be careful on Can Cuba Skip Cell Phone Connectivity? · · Score: 2

    Milk is profitable still. So are eggs. Trust me, everything that matters will remain fairly profitable. Governments will guarantee it.

    Not only do I disagree, governments are specifically involved to manipulate the markets for milk and eggs and make small-players unable to compete. Not only does profit not need to matter anymore, neither does money, nor governments. Economics, government regulation, and even profits aren't changing their tunes fast enough to keep up with technology today. It will outpace and outstrip them all for usefulness. 5 Years is my estimate.

  12. Have Workorders on AT&T Helped the NSA Spy On Internet Traffic · · Score: 1

    We have the workorders for that installation of this program. This is not news. The documents garnishing further proof is "of interest" at best. Slashdot going down hill like the Roman Empire and the American Hegemony.

  13. Re:Yawn... on Time Runs Out On Sweden's Sexual Assault Charges Against Julian Assange · · Score: 1

    You've heard of the US? Then you understand that you don't need to break any of their laws for them to try to use justice against you. They'll make something up and the media will run with it, and all the people there will agree with the grandstanding politicians and you will disappear into a hole where no one can find you, because it's underground and the tiny entrance is guarded by soldiers in plain clothes who don't know what is below.

  14. Re:NSA responds on OpenSSH 7.0 Released · · Score: 1

    Prove it.

    Use lambda calculus.

    I'll wait.

  15. I'll review it in a positive way... on AMD Reveals Radeon R9 Fury X Specs and Preliminary Benchmark Performance Results · · Score: 1

    As soon as they release drivers that function.

  16. Re:What is Windows doing differently? on TRIM and Linux: Tread Cautiously, and Keep Backups Handy · · Score: 1

    I notice it. But I copy and recopy old data to multiple devices and different forms of media (ie optical) there's lots of losses and errors all over the place. After a few copies and years of storage things happen. I've even noticed two different TV series having blocks of data mixed between them. Odd color-shifted scenes from the wrong series interspersed into another that was copied with it. It's not a silly claim; what's silly is you trying to refute it with no evidence.

  17. Re:Apple TRIM Whitelist? on TRIM and Linux: Tread Cautiously, and Keep Backups Handy · · Score: 1

    They crippled performance on platter drives too. 10.6 booted way faster than 10.10 launched apps faster, played games faster, browsed web faster.

  18. Re:So dont use cheap consumer ssd's on TRIM and Linux: Tread Cautiously, and Keep Backups Handy · · Score: 1

    I suspect that what we see here is a problem that is very common in the consumer hardware industry: manufacturers don't bother testing under any OS other than Windows, which means bugs that do not manifest under Windows go undetected. It's a problem most often seen in ACPI interfaces, where Windows has a very loose interpretation of the standards. So long as it runs fine on Windows, it's considered good enough to ship.

    Sounds like the old internet exploder market share standards hijacking. Typical microsoft. If computer users were like navies of countries, and corporations like M$ were private ships, we'd all refer to it as the Titanic of Infotech. Or the Lusitania. Sunk.

  19. Re:Mentioned in a bad way by the Linux kernal? on TRIM and Linux: Tread Cautiously, and Keep Backups Handy · · Score: 1

    What's more, windows will allow you to get the same amount of work done with a legit CPU as with a dead rat in that slot.

  20. Project Prisim on Should Edward Snowden Trust Apple To Do the Right Thing? · · Score: 1

    5 Core members: Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Yahoo
    Find out more.

  21. Re:Start simple: Apprenticeship, certification, et on Writer: "Why I Defaulted On My Student Loans" · · Score: 1

    I went this route after taking 1 year of loans. It took 10 years of defaulting and seized tax refunds to pay it off. Getting paid to study beats being a starving student and paying to study any day, any subject. Get cert, use it as a safety net, do anything you want: business ventures, self-employed projects, more school.... anything you want. Run out of money? Back to work with your cert or trade qualification. Simple. Easy. Why don't they teach this concept in school? Because then colleges and universities would go bankrupt.

  22. A News Site? on Writer: "Why I Defaulted On My Student Loans" · · Score: 1

    This is News? People defaulting on student loans. I think you're preaching to the choir bud. It's not fucking news get it the fuck off slashdot and if there's anyone not smart enough to figure this out reading this site, please jam sewing pins in your eyeballs right now.

  23. Buy More! on Cloud Boom Drives Sales Boom For Physical Servers · · Score: 1

    Yes. Overbuy and oversell your cloud hosting! Then when the bottom falls out of that market I can profit.

  24. Re:Just wondering on Why Detecting Drones Is a Tough Gig · · Score: 1

    Yes. WiFi encryption is so secure that no one with a laptop or phone with a free software program on it can break into it. Especially for drones.

  25. Re:Skin effect: DC more deadly at same voltage on How Tesla Batteries Will Force Home Wiring To Go Low Voltage · · Score: 1

    Like someone else posted, I don't think it's the "skin effect" that causes this. That's a little different. But everything else is pretty spot on.