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  1. Re:Use old monitors on One Billion Monitors Vulnerable to Hijacking and Spying (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Tell us also about how you wear onions on your belt and shake your fists at clouds.

  2. Re:Why would monitors execute their input? on One Billion Monitors Vulnerable to Hijacking and Spying (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Non-junk monitors get upgrades.

  3. Violating the Constitution is not treason. Maybe you should actually read the document?

  4. So true. We all know Judicial Watch is a bastion of Clinton and Obama lovers. /s

    Go choke on a dick and die.

  5. Re:How's this different from telephone deregulatio on US Copyright Office Sides With Cable Companies Against FCC's Set Top Rules (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    SBC was AT&T. That's like claiming you're left hand isn't a part of your body.

  6. Re:Theil via Hogan (for racist tape not sextape) on Gawker Founder Nick Denton Files For Bankruptcy (nydailynews.com) · · Score: 1

    Their national party platform says otherwise.

  7. Re:Slashdot Smear? on Peter Thiel Is Interested In Harvesting The Blood Of The Young (gawker.com) · · Score: 1

    You just answered your own question. There's only "little data" to support it. And that data is only based on small rat studies. That's hardly qualifying of solid science.

  8. Re:Slashdot Smear? on Peter Thiel Is Interested In Harvesting The Blood Of The Young (gawker.com) · · Score: 1

    Weak troll is weak. Hillary falls center right in her political leanings. Hardly the part of the spectrum of a "communist."

  9. Re:Modern compiler protective measures on Famed Security Researcher 'Mudge' Creates New Algorithm For Measuring Code Security (theintercept.com) · · Score: 3, Informative

    Security is only as good as the underlying Operating System and Memory Management Unit , which is to say in the case of Microsoft Windows running on Intel hardware is non-existent

    The hell are you talking about? Intel chips have had MMUs for 30 years now.

  10. But that's hard and stuff.

  11. Who cares about security on OS X? 10% of all desktop users I would imagine. And where did you get the idea they were only testing OS X applications. You seem to have invented that out of whole cloth.

  12. Re:And you shouldn't be.... on New York DA Wants Apple, Google To Roll Back Encryption (tomsguide.com) · · Score: 1

    So cops never solved crimes before telephones existed?

  13. Authorized dealers do not fall under the first-sale doctrine.

  14. Sales contracts.

  15. Re:real reasion on Netflix Stock Price Tanks As Customers Quit Over Higher Prices (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    No actually it is. The story specifically says that the new subscriber numbers are weak due to churn of older customers.

  16. The Chinese are a disinterested party? That's a great joke.

  17. Flat out wrong. ETFs are traded on the stock market and are not themselves stocks.

  18. 10% compounded interest in the market would pay off much faster. If it requires more than 7.5 years to even break even on this it's worse than 10% compounded interest in the market which would double your principal in 87 months.

  19. Re:First OS Database? on First Open Source-Based Database Completes U.S. Security Review · · Score: 1

    That isn't what the headline is saying and you know it. Stop being intentionally obtuse. There are plenty of better criticisms of the "editors" than this one.

  20. Re:It's just Microsoft being Microsoft on Microsoft 'Patch' Blocks Linux Installs On Locked-Down Windows RT Computers (fossbytes.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Patching an exploit vector is now a bad thing?

  21. Because the same people would be howling about how Microsoft was keeping users unprotected by not patching a known security exploit.

  22. Re:I hate it when companies decide what's good for on Starbucks and McDonald's Announce Porn Blocks On Their Wi-Fi Networks (cnn.com) · · Score: 1

    But it'll be ok for me to watch ISIS beheading videos near those same kids?

  23. Re:I hate it when companies decide what's good for on Starbucks and McDonald's Announce Porn Blocks On Their Wi-Fi Networks (cnn.com) · · Score: 1

    Who said only fictional? You'll still be able to watch real beheading videos in front of all of the kids.

  24. Re:I hate it when companies decide what's good for on Starbucks and McDonald's Announce Porn Blocks On Their Wi-Fi Networks (cnn.com) · · Score: 2

    "Oh, that's just that Game of Thrones show, honey." You, know, that violent show with nudity that won't be blocked by this policy.

  25. Re:I hate it when companies decide what's good for on Starbucks and McDonald's Announce Porn Blocks On Their Wi-Fi Networks (cnn.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    But someone watching a violent movie, which won't be blocked, is okay for the kid to see, though, right?