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  1. Re:Why not just release it for the home users too? on Putting the Wolfram Language (and Mathematica) On Every Raspberry Pi · · Score: 1

    Yes we know. You already posted this.

  2. Psssh on At Long Last: IceCube Spots 28 High-Energy Neutrinos · · Score: 1

    Ive Cube? Pssssh. What has Ice T spotted?

  3. Re:This happens when you go against the status quo on NHTSA Tells Tesla To Stop Exaggerating Model S Safety Rating · · Score: 1

    In what way is competition being supressed by the NHTSA clarifying their rating system? Only an idiot could come up with such shitty logic.

  4. Re:Incompetent boobs, no Stealthy Liars on Project Rescue Expert Todd Williams Talks About Healthcare.gov (Video) · · Score: 1

    And how are the bean counters in the insurance companies any better exactly?

  5. Re:Wow, thanks for the info /. on NHTSA Tells Tesla To Stop Exaggerating Model S Safety Rating · · Score: 2

    oily benefactors

    Hey, now! Dice.com is a lot of things but that's a low blow!

  6. Re:There were shitty pilots before automation on Airline Pilots Rely Too Much On Automation, Says Safety Panel · · Score: 0

    The solution is better employment screening, skills monitoring, and training, and not cutting back or removing the automation.

    Couldn't even be bothered to read the summary? Nowhere was it mentioned to cut back or remove automation and more training was specifically mentioned as requirement to make sure the pilots where competent.

  7. Re:It goes both ways on Airline Pilots Rely Too Much On Automation, Says Safety Panel · · Score: 1

    I'd rather have a computer flying the airplane I am sitting in, than a hairless ape.

    And when the computer goes down? Or do you really think that these systems never fail?

  8. Re:Why put the automation in if not to use it? on Airline Pilots Rely Too Much On Automation, Says Safety Panel · · Score: 1

    What doesn't make sense? Automation fails and human intervention is needed, but some of the humans he are needed to intervene don't have the skills to do so.

  9. Re:"Ethical" microtransactions? on Game Review: Path of Exile (Video) · · Score: 1

    Did they still tie onions to their belts back then?

  10. Re:Did not happen in the US on BP Hired Company To Troll Users Who Left Critical Comments · · Score: 5, Informative

    It isn't even technically true. Macondo Prospect is not international waters.

  11. Re:Did not happen in the US on BP Hired Company To Troll Users Who Left Critical Comments · · Score: 5, Informative

    Wrong. It was within the US exclusive economic zone in the Gulf of Mexico.

  12. Re:No kidding? on Mir Won't Ship Even In Ubuntu 14.04 · · Score: 1

    Qt is what they are using for mobile and "Unity Next".

  13. Re:No kidding? on Mir Won't Ship Even In Ubuntu 14.04 · · Score: 1

    Mir only benefits Canonical.

  14. Re:Interesting on Mir Won't Ship Even In Ubuntu 14.04 · · Score: 1

    That they are developing it doesn't mean it will be accepted by the Qt Project.

  15. Re:How does this stuff get the green light? on Netflix Users In Danger of Unknowingly Picking Up Malware · · Score: 1

    That w as true long before the Dice buyout. Do you not remember kdawson? The sad part is that kdawson looks like a genius compared to Timmeh and Unknown Lamer these days...

  16. Re:Proprietary web standards insecure. Film at 11 on Netflix Users In Danger of Unknowingly Picking Up Malware · · Score: 1

    Only that Netflix uses silverlight which has a vulnerability.

    That was patched in March via auto update... Unknown Lamer and Timmeh continue to show how the Slashdot "editors" are functional illiterates.

  17. Re:Not very diplomatic on Canonical Developer Warns About Banking With Linux Mint · · Score: 1
  18. Re:Under the rug bullshit on Time For a Warrant Canary Metatag? · · Score: 1

    How about we stop trying to sweep shit under the rug, while sitting calmly in our homes and playing Candy Crush on facebook, and start acting like responsible citizens and taking steps to improve the government?

    Hit the streets protesting, vote responsibly, gather signatures to force your representatives to take measures.

    Okay, I'll do it when you do.

  19. Re:Uhh on Time For a Warrant Canary Metatag? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, you try that and see how well it works out. Protip: It won't.

  20. Are you really this dumb, Timmeh? on Time For a Warrant Canary Metatag? · · Score: 3, Insightful

    What problems do you see with this approach?

    Gee, I don't know Timmeh. Maybe the fact that it would break the gag order and you'd be sent to the federal pen?

  21. Re:Sounds fair to me on Arizona Approves Grid-Connection Fees For Solar Rooftops · · Score: 1

    Exactly it's simply greed. They are already making back that $5 and then some reselling all the power they bought from these people. It's simply rent seeking.

  22. Re:Sums it up on Arizona Approves Grid-Connection Fees For Solar Rooftops · · Score: 1

    How are they getting a free ride? The electric company is reselling the power they bought and making far more in profits on that than the $5 a month they are going to charge people.

  23. Re:Sounds fair to me on Arizona Approves Grid-Connection Fees For Solar Rooftops · · Score: 1

    It only seems fair if your naive enough to think the fee will never be raised. Especially if more and more people get panels.

  24. Re:Sums it up on Arizona Approves Grid-Connection Fees For Solar Rooftops · · Score: 0

    Exactly. The people defending this as saying "it's only $5" are incredibly naive or simply shills. These companies will continue to raise the fees every year.

  25. Re:Sounds reasonable enough on Arizona Approves Grid-Connection Fees For Solar Rooftops · · Score: 1

    Except they are "paying their share" by allowing this very utility to resell their energy at a much higher rate than they bought it.