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  1. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    http://theoatmeal.com/comics/o...

    seriously... it's life altering

  2. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 2

    I'm sitting here staring at my Macbook Pro and crying... because I will never see the joys of using MyCleanPC... I am at a loss. Where have I gone wrong... whoa is me.

  3. Re:Apple locked Mozilla Firefox out of their platf on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    Replace the above comment with some drivel about Creationism and it will be just as useful.

  4. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    i got nothing here.

  5. Re:Apple locked Mozilla Firefox out of their platf on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    The above commenter is quite serious about their software fanboi-ism it verges on the realm of being a Linux anti-microsoft zealot.

  6. Re:Dear MyCleanPC, on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 5, Funny

    Wow. It could also be the end of Country music as we know it.

  7. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 2

    You know, I'm surprised you didn't recommend MyUnCleanPC, available at MyUnCleanPC.com It's awesome at infecting your computer and removing all that pesky real anti-virus and malware removal software that was slowing your PC down.

  8. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 0

    Of all the sites to comment spam you chose /. You know if this site is known for bringing down other sites without even trying to do so?

  9. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    Does it help that I use vi for coding sites? Does that satisfy you?

  10. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    Sorry can't be a hipster.. too damn old. I've been a Mac guy since errr.. like 20 years ago now.

  11. Re:Apple locked Mozilla Firefox out of their platf on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    I think MyCleanAndroid would have been a better app to flog with this article. Really.. what good does it do to https on your browser when the apps you have are full of holes and barely examined before being placed on the Google Play app store.

  12. Re:Apple locked Mozilla Firefox out of their platf on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    About 6 months ago the angry Android fanboi above these comments was rearranging his "apartment" in the "lower-level" of his parents home when he got his app rejection notice from Apple for his awesome new game "Flamin' Fowl".. the note contained a remark something to the effect that his app was of less quality than those Chinese knock off apps.

    Since then he has with drawn even more.. he even stopped playing Magic.

  13. Re:Apple locked Mozilla Firefox out of their platf on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    Honestly.. I liked what the comment spammer said more. Less whine and more vomit..

  14. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    Hey man, like some new shit has come to light man.

  15. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    You're not from around here are you? Next time try typing all of your text as one big block, it's okay.. we can grep it.

  16. Re:Breaks some websites on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 1

    Sorry.. I have a Mac. Does the EFF have any comments about that? lol..

  17. how appropriate.. on With HTTPS Everywhere, Is Firefox Now the Most Secure Mobile Browser? · · Score: 2

    comment spam on an article about how something is so secure.

  18. Re:GarageBand on Ask Slashdot: An Open Source PC Music Studio? · · Score: 2

    A Mac is a viable option, why don't you re-read the original post.. try line 1.

  19. Re:Timeline is all wrong. on Grand Canyon Is "Frankenstein" of Geologic Formations · · Score: 1

    yes yes yes.. it was all created in a "great flood".....

  20. Re:Spot-checking healthcare.gov on DHHS Preparing 'Tech Surge' To Fix Remaining Healthcare.gov Issues · · Score: 2

    Worked in OSX via Chrome, very quick actually.. Monday @ 12 noon Eastern time.

  21. Re:This is the dumbest idea ever on Describe Any Location On Earth In 3 Words · · Score: 1

    I'd mod you up if I had some points today.

  22. Re:This is the dumbest idea ever on Describe Any Location On Earth In 3 Words · · Score: 2

    It does seem rather stupid and useless. It seems to me just a way to crowd source descriptions of a large number of locations, once that is done to a high level of density, you can monetize the data in some way I would guess. But again, useless and stupid for any real use.

  23. Not trying to pile on.. on India To Overtake US On Number of Developers By 2017 · · Score: 4, Interesting

    But, my current experience has been much the same as many here have stated.

    Many Indian developers seem to me to lack some critical thinking skills when it comes to working on projects. Perhaps it's a cultural issue that needs to be worked out, but it's like they know how to code.. but there is no thinking going on besides blindly following a written requirement without asking questions or trying to get clarity on something that isn't clear. Instead they code code and code until they are 'done' only to have wasted time coding something that doesn't actually meet the requirement because they didn't ask questions.

    But then again.. I am dealing with developers who aren't Indian.. and well they suck too.. but I can't tell if it's their incompetence, their project manager's or just their whole company.

  24. Re:Then windows is well and truly dead... on The Black Underbelly of Windows 8.1 'Blue' · · Score: 1

    That's because Balmer's hands are sweaty...

  25. Re:how long will this behavior be tolerated... on Australian Intelligence HQ Blueprints Hacked · · Score: 1

    *balls of disapproval*

    There's a special place in hell for people with such ideas.

    Fredrick, Maryland is a place in hell?

    Seriously, we've been war-gaming this scenario since at least 1958, if not earlier. The Biological Weapons Convention was signed in 1972, as an addendum to the Geneva Convention. See:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_Weapons_Convention

    You have no idea..

    They burn the used primates on Thursdays.