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  1. Re:Man who makes money from tracking web activity. on Google CEO Schmidt Predicts End of Online Anonymity · · Score: 1

    I like how he uses "anti-social" behavior as one of the reasons

    Especially given his anti-social behavior that he has his name attached to.

  2. Re:No, I don't on Google CEO Schmidt Predicts End of Online Anonymity · · Score: 1

    Facebook only shows and knows as much as you tell it.

    See thats where you're wrong. Facebook knows everything I tell it, plus everything any of my friends tell it about me. My birthday was announced, my vacations have been announced, pictures of me in all sorts of situations tagged with my name, etc. What I told FB: my name and my email. I'll give you that I'm sure google could have figured out all of the above via my gmail account, but that doesn't make FB any less creepy.

  3. Re:Biased much? on Does Net Neutrality Violate the Fifth Amendment? · · Score: 1

    What?!

    Thats not the way people operate! They believe in the one true ideology, therefore their views aren't biased, they're correct!

    Just about everyone is guilty of that, both sides of every debate. (And thats a fact, not my view!!! :-) )

  4. Re:Its unfortunate on Facing 16 Years In Prison For Videotaping Police · · Score: 1

    The 'mechanism' would be his cop buddies who would kill him, then discover the camera and destroy it.

  5. Re:Plastic People of Recyclistan on Pacific Trash Vortex To Become Habitable Island? · · Score: 1

    Yes but that smug cloud will destroy you.

  6. Re:It does "simply work" on iPhone 4 Reception Recall Ruckus Roundup · · Score: -1, Troll

    perfectly functional PC

    Does not compute.

  7. Re:Stock is not a big problem. on iPhone 4 Reception Recall Ruckus Roundup · · Score: 4, Funny

    Well technically the _invasion_ was easy... its the follow up that turned out to be really hard ;-)

  8. Re:Good Heavens! on RIAA Paid $16M+ In Legal Fees To Collect $391K · · Score: 1

    She had restraining orders, didn't matter, he would come by and beat the shit out of her whenever.

    The purpose of a restraining order so you can blow his head off the next time he violates it.

  9. Re:Slashdot moderation abuse on apple related comm on RIAA Paid $16M+ In Legal Fees To Collect $391K · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Crazy... I just read through whats available of your posting history, and its insane you're permanently -1.

    If your intent was really trolling- you'd just go make another account, I guess thats lost on /. mods :-/

  10. Re:so..... on Infants Ingest 77 Times the Safe Level of Dioxin · · Score: 3, Insightful

    euthanizing people at age 40

    The cure for cancer!!

  11. Re:11 million years on Sun's Dark Companion 'Nemesis' Not So Likely · · Score: 1

    I'd say things like voyager will be around a _long_ time...

    Unless it comes back to kill us all, good luck finding it though.

  12. Re:Report it to the Univeristy's judicial board... on Retrieving a Stolen Laptop By IP Address Alone? · · Score: 1

    When you're doing a DoS attack you're attacking the network as well as the host

    It depends entirely on the type of DoS.

  13. Re:Pretty Obvious Reasoning on Blizzard Backs Down On Real Names For Forums · · Score: 1

    Not the above AC... but:

    So, now that I've told you they have already implimented your suggestion...what's your next brilliant idea?

    If they were actually banning trolls from posting, they wouldn't have this problem. It'd then cost $30 per troll, and I doubt many people would continue. Instead they have the ability to do this, but don't actually follow through very often, and they're trying to use that as an excuse to F their customers.

  14. Re:No on Police Stop Journalists From Photographing Metrorail System · · Score: 1

    understand a finer point of the law

    The fact that everything is legal- unless its specifically illegal... thats a pretty hard concept to understand.

  15. Re:Then Why? on Police Stop Journalists From Photographing Metrorail System · · Score: 4, Funny

    Then why did they take the hard copy of the email with them in the first place?

    To test the limits of law enforcements stupidity.

    Someday we might find that limit... I'm not hopeful though.

  16. Re:Hmmm... on Police Stop Journalists From Photographing Metrorail System · · Score: 4, Insightful

    It's unfair to those police to tar them with the brush of those who are jerks or who are confused

    Then maybe they should manage their own- since they make damn sure nobody else can.

  17. He should just dismantle the company and give the on The Ignominious Fall of Dell · · Score: 4, Insightful

    He should just dismantle the company and give the proceeds back to the shareholders.

  18. Re:why do people work for Raytheon? on Microwave Pain Ray Keeps Frost From Killing Crops · · Score: 1

    That's not any different from Christianity in Europe.

    And? I'm not claiming christianity didn't spread by the sword...

    You're arguing that Islam didn't, and rather poorly.

  19. Re:why do people work for Raytheon? on Microwave Pain Ray Keeps Frost From Killing Crops · · Score: 1

    tell the local ruler that they'd cut them a discount

    I suppose the local ruler's subjects then would voluntarily convert? What if they refused?

    Even giving you the benefit of the doubt- it sounds like it was closer to conversion via force than voluntary.

  20. Re:why do people work for Raytheon? on Microwave Pain Ray Keeps Frost From Killing Crops · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Anyone who claims that isn't too familiar with tyranny.

  21. Re:Something seems off on Movie Studio Finally Sees the Light On Rentals · · Score: 1

    Thanks guys...

    Just finished watching via netflix, and loved it.

  22. Re:Remember they bought Netscape on AOL Dumps $1.2 Billion Worth of Acquisitions · · Score: 1

    They also open sourced Netscape Navigator, leading directly to Mozilla and FireFox...

  23. Sounds about right on Geologists Might Be Charged For Not Predicting Quake · · Score: 1

    Given their stellar investigation and handling of the Knox trial- I'd expect a conviction with a 20-30 year sentence.

  24. Re:WTF? on The Truth About the Polygraph, According To the NSA · · Score: 1

    So basically they're very good interrogators, and the machine is a prop?

  25. Re:Complete Bullshit on The Truth About the Polygraph, According To the NSA · · Score: 1

    when the dowsing rods are wrong, all that happens is someone wastes money digging a dry well

    The downside is even less than that... dig a hole and you'll get water, so thats rarely an issue. So generally you're only out whatever you paid the dowser for the act.