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  1. Hey, don't make fun of sneakers! on Ask Slashdot: Worst Computer Scene In TV or Movies? · · Score: 3, Funny

    Not only was it a movie that was of Gaussian proportions, but it had accuracy too. A blind man driving, looks like the driving quality around MIT.

  2. Oh, No. Carriers and Phone Manufacturers will on New Attack Can Disable Phones Via SMS · · Score: 2

    Now Carriers and Phone Manufacturers will blame dropped calls, phone flakiness, phone failures of malicious messages from hackers. Before, it was, "well you have to expect that with radio signals" or sunspots, or that you abused the phone.

    Anything for a cell phone provider to avoid responsibility for their failure to deliver services or features they promised.

  3. You know horses? on A Letter On Behalf of the World's PC Fixers · · Score: 1

    I have this horse and it has been acting up after .......

  4. Big Deal. on Hungary Uses iPad To Draft New Constitution · · Score: 1

    John Hancock used Brand-X quill to draft the Declaration of Independence.

    Lets see, a tool is being used as that tool was intended to be used, to do a job. Big deal! Now, if he was doing this on a RPN calculator, then it would be news worthy.

  5. There is a bill to prevent this abuse. on Leave a Message, Go To Jail · · Score: 3, Informative

    http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c111:H.CON.RES.298:

    This would prevent the prosecution of the recording of the police during their official duties.

  6. I bid on How Cyborg Tech Could Link the Minds of the World · · Score: 2

    I bid 3 quatloos for your brain.

  7. Still had juice on Apple Deemed Top of Movie Product Placement Charts · · Score: 1

    Remember that space craft was fully loaded, power windows, nuclear missile, and Mac power adapter.

  8. It is not advertising! on Apple Deemed Top of Movie Product Placement Charts · · Score: 0

    I watched Independence Day. I had to buy a Macbook, so I could hack an alien space craft when they arrived! How is that advertising? It taught me, I could not hack aliens with Windows.
     

  9. Change my name and move to Washington. on WA Election To Try Online Voting · · Score: 1

    Maybe I should change my name to Tom Dobbs and move to Washington.

    Of course I would never tell anyone to hack the voting system, no matter how many "hack me" stickers have been put on the back of the machines.

  10. fuckton smarter? I think not. on Libya Blocks Internet Access As Citizens Protest · · Score: 2

    There is http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4534017/ or even George W. Bush.

    Of course, I thought that George W. Bush was one of the stupidest people in the country until I realized that 47.9% of the votes were for him.

  11. SOP For Governments. on Libya Blocks Internet Access As Citizens Protest · · Score: 2

    If there is commentary they don't like, they will seize the domains. If there is protest, they shut down the internet. If there is risk of protest, they will set up an internet kill switch.

    I'm glad I'm in the United States of America, a country that fights censorship. I'm in the United States of America, oh, never mind.

  12. Do you need the gene? on A Car You Can Drive With Your Thoughts · · Score: 1

    Do you need to have the ATA gene to drive the car with your thoughts?

  13. A hole in the plan on Insider-Trading Suspects Smash Hard Drive Evidence · · Score: 1

    When I destroy a drive, I usually have a hole in the plan. I drill right through the platters, then drop the drive down a garbage chute.

  14. Lets also cancel laws of physics drafted by patent clerks.

  15. Paper tape on Do Tools Ever 'Die?' · · Score: 1

    I have not seen paper tape used in a long time.

  16. Could be dangerous. on World's Worst Hacker? · · Score: 2

    In a thousand years, with a thousand more keyboards. But maybe he will produce all of Shakespeare's sonnets first.

    Or he could be faking it.

  17. Because We are Needed. on Geek Culture Will Never Die...or Be Popular · · Score: 1

    It is not that being a geek or a nerd is cool. It is that we are needed now, more than ever.

    When I was in high school, my aunt told me that computers are just a passing fad and only rich people had them at home for toys. Now, when her connection is down, or she needs help with Word, she calls me.

    You get asked to help when something is broken, or which new computer/phone/tv to get, or which service to buy.

    Do you think if we were not so needed, we'd be so accepted today?

  18. Whats the problem? on Chinese Stealth Fighter Jet May Use US Technology · · Score: 5, Funny

    We got the technology for the F-117 Nighthawk from the downed alien space craft in Roswell. So why can't the chinese get it from us?

  19. Same way if you hire an employee. on California Spam Law Upheld By Appeals Court · · Score: 1

    If you hire an employee, don't you check if they have a criminal record? You don't check their past employers? You don't check and verify references?

    David Szpak and Emmaneul Gurtler, decided not to check before hiring any affiliate, not even to check if they were on Rosko.

  20. Re:You are incorrect. on California Spam Law Upheld By Appeals Court · · Score: 1

    You don't have personal knowledge when you are told by a person.

    Well, you might be right on the bit with common ownership, but when 4 of the companies share a bank account, when one company pays the expenses of 3 of the others, it is hard to say, "they are separate entities with separate assets and different business purposes" DuWors has a practice of making false representations to the Court, and in California, when you make representations in any signed filing, you are representing that there is factual basis for those representations.

  21. Re:You are incorrect. on California Spam Law Upheld By Appeals Court · · Score: 1

    NO, the Court just ignored it so far. However, he stated he had personal knowledge of those facts. If he did not have knowledge of those facts, then it is perjury when he swore to have personal knowledge of those facts.

  22. What about the women? on California Spam Law Upheld By Appeals Court · · Score: 1

    How about the women who were injured because the pills worked too well?

    The of course the pills that cause erections to last more than 4 hours.

  23. It didn't take the courts. on California Spam Law Upheld By Appeals Court · · Score: 1

    It took Plaintiff's fighting the spammers in the Courts and keeping the judges from being bamboozled by spammers attorneys.

  24. You are incorrect. on California Spam Law Upheld By Appeals Court · · Score: 4, Interesting

    In Silverstein v. Liquid Minds et al. BC340643 and BC351414, I not only obtained two judgments, but I collected on them. In Silverstein v. Liquid Minds, BC375173, I was able to seize their domain names, before that judgment was vacated. The judgment was vacated as a result of the perjury of their attorney, John DuWors. He, in their motion to vacate default, stated under oath that he had personal knowledge of, and the defendants corporations were unrelated, and that Defendants never received service of that or any of the prior lawsuits. These six Defendant corporations, Dev8 Entertainment, AXS Charge, Liquid Minds, East Group, Techie group, and Datatime Ideas Limited, were in fact run solely by David Szpak and Emmanuel Gurtler. The lies put forth by John DuWors were contradicted by the testimony of Emmanuel Gurtler at deposition -- that they received prior lawsuits, but decided not to defend them, that it was just Gurtler and Szpak running the companies, that they created East group and Techie Group to avoid the Visa fraud detection/chargeback mechanisms.

    Actually, the California AG did take on one spammer, Optin Global. But it was in conjunction with the FTC. http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/0423172/0423172.shtm

  25. They didn't say if on Australia Mandates Microsoft's Office Open XML · · Score: 0

    They didn't say if the sharks had laser beams attached.