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  1. So you are saying "slyborg" isn't your main identity?

  2. Re: Starbucks does it with a rewards program on Slashdot Asks: Should Tech Companies End the One-Year Software Update Cycle? · · Score: 0

    Bullshit. I am a Starbucks Gold Card holder. By default they serve their coffee black with no room for cream and sugar. Also, I drink dark blend, but add cream and sugar, and I promise you none of us give a fuck what you think of it.

  3. Re: Except on 'Username or Password is Incorrect' Security Defense is a Weak Practice (hackernoon.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    This has to be the most stupid thing I've seen argued about on Slashdot in years. It is possible that someone may mistype a username or a password. In the former case it is possible such a user exists that is not the intended user. If they try to log in and mistype but there is a username that matches it is still possible the username is incorrect and not the password. The system has no way of knowing. In the end, no pertinent additional information is conveyed by adding additional checks and serving up a different message when the user doesn't exist. There is added complexity with no benefit.

  4. Re: One year cycles aren't for consumers benefit on Slashdot Asks: Should Tech Companies End the One-Year Software Update Cycle? · · Score: 1

    Which would be an important point if mine wasn't that it is *not* required, nor served, but rather is something some people apply after it is served, much like the OPs "sugar water" statement.

  5. Re: Forward, into the past! on Slashdot Asks: Should Tech Companies End the One-Year Software Update Cycle? · · Score: 1

    Any time you install Ubuntu you take a giant step back. Nothing will protect you from incompetence I'm afraid.

  6. Re: Rip Trump a new device hole on AnyDVD Supports UHD Blu-Ray Ripping, While Devices Patch Security Holes (torrentfreak.com) · · Score: 0

    Trump isn't investigating. I don't know where you got that idea.

  7. Re: One year cycles aren't for consumers benefit on Slashdot Asks: Should Tech Companies End the One-Year Software Update Cycle? · · Score: 2

    What the hell are you going on about? Starbucks has different blends, but they aren't "releases" and calling coffee "coffee flavored sugar water" is like calling Prime Rib "A1 smothered steak flavored cow muscle". It isn't served with sugar, and coffee is literally coffee flavored water.

  8. Re: FF's frequent releases have ruined it on Slashdot Asks: Should Tech Companies End the One-Year Software Update Cycle? · · Score: 1

    Release early / release often is not a new concept.

  9. Re: I just want the names to make sense. on Slashdot Asks: Should Tech Companies End the One-Year Software Update Cycle? · · Score: 1

    Even though "Alphabet" is the name of Google's parent it is still a good concept even when dealing with other companies. If you understood the alphabet you would know that N comes after M.

  10. Simply googling "online letsencrypt cert generation" would have saved you from stating this misinformation.

  11. It is 2017. SSL certs are free. And nobody is "popping up" any notices. They are accurately showing a "Not secure" lock icon.

  12. The absence of information is the opposite of information.

  13. Re: And you can tweet directly to the President! on The People Who Read Your Airline Tweets (theatlantic.com) · · Score: 0

    Yes, and if you tweet any well deserved criticism he will respond by blocking you.

  14. Calm down Sally. They aren't stopping anyone from using HTTP, they are merely making sure uses are aware that their connection is not secured. They aren't breaking anything. The fact is that the S in HTTPS is the secure part, and without that S your connection is not secure. If communicating facts to the user is breaking things then lets hope more people start breaking things.

  15. Re:Not everything need story be encrypted on Firefox Prepares To Mark All HTTP Sites 'Not Secure' After HTTPS Adoption Rises (bleepingcomputer.com) · · Score: 1

    "Let's say I'm downloading a file that's several GB, like a disk image. When I download it, I'll verify the signature."

    If you are tech savvy enough to do this then you are tech savvy enough to realize that the image means you are using HTTP, not HTTPS. They aren't stopping you from using HTTP, just making sure you are aware that you are using HTTP rather than HTTPS. So what it the problem again?

  16. Re: Nothing changed but the language on Sexual Harassment In Tech Is As Old As the Computer Age (ieee.org) · · Score: 0

    Yay, my childish little stalker is back! I missed your inane and repetitive little posts that show what a little douchebag coward you are! Welcome back!

  17. Re: Nothing changed but the language on Sexual Harassment In Tech Is As Old As the Computer Age (ieee.org) · · Score: 1

    Again, one doesn't have to harass to be accused of harassment.

  18. I can't. Your mom won't let it go.

  19. Re: No conflating here on Former Exec Who Said Facebook Was 'Destroying Society' Still Loves Facebook (gizmodo.com) · · Score: 0

    I hate Schmuckerberg, but this isn't a conversation about personalities. It is a technical discussion. IOW, you aren't really qualified to join it. Off you go now ...

  20. I'm sorry, but that simply isn't correct. There are numerous features that Messenger offers that email does not,including nationwide contact discovery.

  21. Re: What about respect? on Japan Opens First Drive-through Funeral Service (japantimes.co.jp) · · Score: 0

    You are one stupid motherfucker. Off you go now little troll ...

  22. Re: Now hold Trump accountable for TREASON on New York City Moves To Create Accountability For Algorithms (propublica.org) · · Score: 1

    Who the he'll told you that? Even if it were true it is 2017. We are literally always at war.

  23. Re: Now hold Trump accountable for TREASON on New York City Moves To Create Accountability For Algorithms (propublica.org) · · Score: 0

    But mommy, why am I getting in trouble? Johnny was bad too!

  24. Re: What about respect? on Japan Opens First Drive-through Funeral Service (japantimes.co.jp) · · Score: 1

    Again, you cannot use the words "the" and "a" interchangeably, and the meaning of the original sentence changes completely when you substitute one for the other. The hilarious thing is that you think you are smart when you are in fact so stupid you can't learn that simple lesson.

  25. Re: What about respect? on Japan Opens First Drive-through Funeral Service (japantimes.co.jp) · · Score: 0

    I'm sorry you don't understand English, but to be fair you can't blame your teachers; you are far too fucking stupid to learn.