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  1. Re:Sequestration is a gimmick on FAA On Travel Delays: Get Used To It · · Score: 5, Informative

    Yeah, that's pretty fucking rich. A little over 9 times the poverty level, and about 4 times the GDP per capita. It won't get you a mansion on a private island, but you won't be hurting for anything either.

  2. Re:curious combination of issues on CBS Twitter Feed Compromised · · Score: 1

    omg ppl who disagree with me are RACIST! lol!

  3. Re:Thank you, Apple! on LLVM Clang Compiler Now C++11 Feature Complete · · Score: 2, Insightful

    GCC code based is a fucked-up, convoluted mess and is designed that way, due in no small part to RMS's fear that some evil proprietary coders might steal `his' code away from him. I pity the poor bastard who has to fork it.

  4. Re:You know... on Google Gets Consumer Service Ultimatum From German Consumer Groups · · Score: 1

    The US doesn't have stupid laws that say you have to provide support for a free service.

  5. Re:Overloaded on Boston Officials Did Not Shut Down Cell Network After Marathon Bombing · · Score: 1

    If the network can't handle the 200 megabytes of text generated by a million people sending texts simultaneously, then we've got much bigger preparedness problems that anyone has even considered.

  6. Windows 8 offers nothing on ZDNet Proclaims "Windows: It's Over" · · Score: 1

    This is no surprise. If I wanted a toy that was operating under the delusion that it was a phone, I'd go down to Toys R Us and by a Fisher-Price Elmo's World Talking Cell Phone(TM). And if I wanted to be the manufacture to babysit me and curate what programs I can install through their store, I'd buy Apple. What the fuck where they trying to accomplish here? Designing an interface for touchscreen when almost everyone uses a mouse and keyboard? Get the fuck out of here you incompetents. Imagine if the iOS was designed to work with a mouse and you had to drag your finger everywhere to move the cursor.

    Also, good job pissing off the entire game industry with your Windows Store bullshit. It's paying good dividends for you with the Steam Linux I hope. Now you've lost yet another large segment of the people who actually care enough to upgrade.

  7. Re:red tape ? on U.S. Offshore Wind Farm Receives $2 Billion From Japanese Banks · · Score: 2

    Texas is a big welfare state that wouldn't best Mexico if it wasn't supported by the productive states.

    But that's wrong! Do you even research things before you decide to post them? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_taxation_and_spending_by_state -- Net contribution per capita: $2,243

    Please work harder and try to be less wrong.

  8. Re:Meanwhile... on U.S. Offshore Wind Farm Receives $2 Billion From Japanese Banks · · Score: 1

    Sure, if there can be a law that says that an employer must allow their workers to have paid time off to go to the conferences. Oh, is that socialism or something? Well since I've dropped the S word we can stop thinking and accept that it is simply the word of the invisible hand that we can give people the ultimatum to lose what little money that they are making and possibly their jobs or else have aid taken from them.

  9. Re:Meanwhile... on U.S. Offshore Wind Farm Receives $2 Billion From Japanese Banks · · Score: 1

    So true. If anything helps brain development it's poor nutrition.

    Tip: you are a fucking retard. Meditate on this before you decide to have an opinion on something that you know nothing about (other than the garbage you regurgitate from AM radio).

  10. I have replaced roman_mir with a Markov chain on U.S. Offshore Wind Farm Receives $2 Billion From Japanese Banks · · Score: 1, Troll

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  11. Re:Meanwhile... on U.S. Offshore Wind Farm Receives $2 Billion From Japanese Banks · · Score: 1

    Not really. You owe me money, but I since it's your birthday, I knock off a few yen. Or, you can pay me the full debt, then I give you your birthday present. It does not matter at all. It is just an accounting trick.

  12. Re:10 LET M$ = "Microsoft" on Possible Cure For MS Turns Common Skin Cells Into Working Brain Cells · · Score: 1

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  13. Re:65K watts on Is Bitcoin Mining a Real-World Environmental Problem? · · Score: 1
    ASIC is not out yet (and probably won't be for a while, because BFL is a bunch of fucking liars and scammers).

    Perhaps some web of trust based version that pays well performing nodes could replace mining, though that would be a different currency, not bitcoin. This would pay the people running the network directly, not some other guys (the miners). It might be possible, but it would be hard. Any volunteers?

    Too centralized. Why not just set up a foundation, and they can sell everyone the currency as they see fit, like the Federal Reserve or something? That would be about what you are proposing.

  14. Re:bitcoin worth crap on Is Bitcoin Mining a Real-World Environmental Problem? · · Score: 1

    I'm not going to place to much weight on your bullshit armchair economics.

  15. Re:And... it's gone on North Korean Missile Raised To Firing Position, Says US Official · · Score: 1

    Are you fucking stupid?

  16. Re:What about illegal immigrants on "Micro-Gig" Sites Undermining Workers Rights? · · Score: 1

    Let them eat cake!

    Sounds like a socialist revolution waiting to happen.

  17. Re:Collateralized vs Non-Collateralized Loans on Let Them Eat Teslas · · Score: 1

    Socialism, in the end, begets Fascism.

    I'm sure that sounded much more profound in your head. Do you plan on actually arguing that point, or are you just going to let it be an axiom and work off the presumption that it's as universal of a truth as 1=1? Your argument would be a lot less retarded if it were actually an argument rather than a unsupported statement and a couple of delusions.

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    Actually, just die in a fire.

  18. Re:You Can Try on Ask Slashdot: Should Bitcoin Be Regulated? · · Score: 1
    I was not speaking of physical measures such as security camera's.

    You can route your money through various shell accounts to try to disguise it's path, but unless you are extremely skilled at it a competent transaction analysis will reveal most such games, so compromising one of your accounts will compromise most of them.

    That is not what a mixing service is. It takes money from many different people, then, after breaking it up among various addresses or mixing services, returns it to the depositors over the period of a few days, breaking that 1000BTC trade up into a 500ish blocks of 1~5BTC so that the original address can be thrown out and have the money sent to many addresses from several other people's addresses as a lot of small transactions.

  19. Re:honestly on Ask Slashdot: Should Bitcoin Be Regulated? · · Score: 1

    No one fucking cares about your opinion about what belongs and what doesn't, either fuck off or go buy some stock in Dice and try and get the Directors to listen to you.

  20. Re:Hang on... on Ask Slashdot: Should Bitcoin Be Regulated? · · Score: 1

    Bitcoin Foundation had nothing to do with designing bitcoin. They are a group of leaches\exchanges and are actively trying to corrupt the standard to bring it even more under their control by selectively paying developers and coming out with stupid ideas that only serve to line their pockets. It's nice that they are fighting against regulatory agencies that are trying to force shit in the name of money laundering, but make no mistake: they are not allies.

  21. Re:Put it this way on Ask Slashdot: Should Bitcoin Be Regulated? · · Score: 1

    Put it this way, the rest of the population is even dumber than /.,

    Are you truly so delusional that you think that you are a beacon of intellectualism in the dark, witch-hunting world? Consider this question: does thinking you are the last sane man on earth make you crazy?

  22. Re:You Can Try on Ask Slashdot: Should Bitcoin Be Regulated? · · Score: 1

    Having a copy of the block chain seems pretty useless when there are quadrillions of quadrillions of possible addresses and only the exchanges have personal information (if you exchange it for cash). You could even use a mixing service to minimize the impact of that, or you could spend them as bitcoin directly and never connect your identity as +ki114|h4xXx0R|666 to be linked to Kevin Johnson, 916-12-6252 at all (though there is the fact that there is a painful lack of useful things to buy with bitcoin).

  23. Re:One or more of the higher ups is in it on Ask Slashdot: Should Bitcoin Be Regulated? · · Score: 1

    Funnily enough, many of those same posters have huge erections for gold. They probably feel that Bitcoin is a threat to their uneducated nostalgia.

  24. Re:One or more of the higher ups is in it on Ask Slashdot: Should Bitcoin Be Regulated? · · Score: 1

    Then perhaps you could say that Bitcoin is backed by the US Dollar. Since it usually has to be exchanged to be spent, then it's just an instrument to facilitate the transfer.

  25. Re:here we go again.... on Ask Slashdot: Should Bitcoin Be Regulated? · · Score: 1

    Go to reddit if you want an endless supply of little bubbles tailored to your interest.