As other's have noted, you are not correct. I wonder if they could get by this way though:
All wedding cakes cost $10k, heterosexual couples can use a coupon that offers a $9500 discount off the retail price of a cake. It is technically not discrimination as you will sell a cake to anyone, it is the discount that doesn't apply to everyone. Then if the homosexual couple wants to pay the price, just sell them the cake and donate the extra profit to your local church or something.
He is actually quoting me by saying I have Asperger's syndrome. I talked about it in the article about Autism in STEM that hit Slashdot a couple weeks ago.
I however am not "mentally damaged" or "retarded" as he claims, which is kind of funny that he associates Asperger's with retardation, considering that people with Asperger's have higher IQ than average, while mental retardation/Down's syndrome is pretty much exactly the opposite.
I collected this link to an AC talking about APKs possible diagnosis, it fits him like a glove. It really pisses him off when NPD is mentioned about him.
You do realize that in the case of a car accident (what you appear to be referencing) the medical care is paid for by the car insurance, not health insurance. Health insurance will actually deny the claim if they find out the injuries were caused by a car accident, even a hit and run.
although I think I've dissuaded her not to do that.
You may want to rethink that strategy and instead dissuade he from doing it, or convince her not to do it. When you combine them, you are encouraging her to do it.
Double negatives are fun:)
As far as Vitamin D, some people need those pills. If you don't naturally produce vitamin D (rickets and other diseases), you need large doses to maintain the levels to remain healthy. Who wants to take 10 400 unit pills to maintain proper levels of vitamin D?
Thank you for proving me right. You can't do it, not even once can you actually prove your knowledge. I have a new signature, thanks.
--- APK: proving he knows nothing about networking, security, and programming
You have now proven, your lack of knowledge of networking is causing you to try and hide behind some kind of effort at making it look like I don't know networking, despite me already proving I know what a bridge is:
And that a bridge has zero capabilities of doing what you have claimed to be using it for. Bridges are used to connect wireless devices to wired networks, they aren't used to get by Slashdot's AC limitations.
Oh, and should have responded to this before hitting submit:
P.S.=> I see your 'greatest hits fails list' vs. me is getting to you - well, again: You only brought it on yourself, failing to me... lol!
Yeah.. in your dreams. You have yet to actually prove me wrong on a single thing, you are the OCD/NPD person who can't even concieve of where you went wrong. When you can prove me wrong on anything, I will gladly admit it, but so far you haven't actually proven anything except your silly need to always be right, and always act like you win an argument before even responding to a single point. Keep it up loser, you are making my week with this shit, it is the most hilarious reading ever. I share it with my kids as an example of someone who doesn't know anything about computers.
Wow, you have got to be the dumbest "network expert" I have ever met. No, you could not possibly use a bridge to get by Slashdot's post limits on ACs. A bridge is device simpler than a router, it doesn't even have the smarts to limit what traffic it passes. You could not possibly use a bridge to do what you claim it does, but I am aparently the idiot because I have actual networking training and have been building networks since around 95. But I guess the ALMIGHTY APK will show me how much smarter he is than me and demonstrate how he gets around Slashdot's blocks using only a bridge (something no one in networking would ever install anywhere)
Please, demonstrate your immense knowledge of networking and show us how you get around Slashdot's limitations on AC posts. We would love to see the solution your "towering intellect" can come up with that isn't a proxy, as you said.
But since you will just post more shit, this is my response right off the bat. I have done more with networking in 1 year than you have done in your whole life, prove me wrong, don't just post about how smart you are, PROVE it!
But I know you won't, you will just claim that I am wrong again, without actually refuting anything I have said. Typical idiotic responses expected yet again.
You have any idea how many CD's it would take to back up all those tapes?
Not as many as you might think as they would be Bluray, or Modisc, which both have decent storage densities. You could even move them over to more modern tapes that are up in the 6TB range now.
My curiosity is, how old were the survey respondents. "Cyber Security" wasn't even a career option just 10 years ago. It is a rather new career field. I do IT (Systems Engineer...designing and securing large groups of mostly email servers), when I was in high school, I don't even think my job field really existed, as I had never heard of it, and I don't know that many had. I graduated the same year Windows 98 came out, so servers weren't exactly common, and 90% of my classmates didn't even know what the internet was. I had a Windows NT Workstation system at home, and a Windows 95 system, and had setup the networking between the two (10baseT! OMG was that fast at the time! It did after all replace a null modem cable).
Very likely, they go through and test all the cells before being used in this system and replace any non working cells. Also, the design of these systems generally isolates each cell within a small steel cage (and electrically) so that if one cell burns out, it doesn't burn out all the cells.
Here is a picture of a Tesla battery pack, lower down in the pictures, there is one with the top off of it, you can see the battery isolation clearly in that picture. This is done to isolate damage from a burst/burning cell: http://www.teslamotorsclub.com...
That would require the power companies to care. Currently they seem to be fighting distributed generation with every ounce of control they can muster. It is sad though that solar panels on your house earn less money for the power during the peak time than you pay during the off peak night for power. It is like they want to pay for everyone's power generation at the lowest rate they can get away with, and charge everyone the highest rate possible. I wonder if we could setup a solar power production union and push for being paid higher amounts for solar power produced during peak time.
I think he spent about a week coming up with that one, and last Thursday he started threatening posting it. I laughed because it just proves my point better than anything I could type.
He says he uses network bridges to get around the AC limitations of Slashdot. As a network bridge can do nothing of the sort, I am guessing he is using some kind of proxy, but as he doesn't seem to understand what a proxy is, he keeps denying he uses one and keeps pointing at bridges as his method.
Hell, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if he won't open-source his hosts program because it includes a backdoor, allowing him to use other peoples' computers as HTTP proxies so he can spam Slashdot.
Entirely possible, as he won't demonstrate the security of his product be exposing the source (someone might steal it!), no one knows. Though apparently the secretary at MalwareBytes took a look at his source code and said it looked all good to them. His newest post is trying to refute that MiTM attack opportunity his software provides, but it is so nonsensical that it is actually hilarious, it is like he doesn't even understand what a MiTM attack is or how it is done.
Thank you, I appreciate the message, it is nice to know the effort is appreciated.
The funny thing is, he doesn't even realize that those posts point out specific points I made that contradict everything he says. I have tried to help him to learn to understand security, and understand why he turns people off, and rather than fix the issues, or address the problems, this is his response. I find it hilarious, he thinks he is winning a battle with me, while he is highlighting all the issues I brought up with his "product"
Now I am just simple enjoying tweaking that sensitive nerve to keep him going every once in a while. It seems to be working, as just to this story, I have 54 responses, which are mostly this copy/paste splurge. But maybe, just maybe, someday Dice will notice how badly he has broken their restrictions on AC posts, and they will finally ban him. That is my end goal, to see him never posting this garbage again.
He made millions by espousing an ideal that people need to cut their carbon emissions, while producing more carbon that (according to snopes) 12 average houses in the same region, and flying around in his own personal jet (which is an enormous waste of energy and maximizes his carbon emissions used on travel).
I am trying to point out that the man made millions off of being the largest hypocrite on the left.
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As other's have noted, you are not correct. I wonder if they could get by this way though:
All wedding cakes cost $10k, heterosexual couples can use a coupon that offers a $9500 discount off the retail price of a cake. It is technically not discrimination as you will sell a cake to anyone, it is the discount that doesn't apply to everyone. Then if the homosexual couple wants to pay the price, just sell them the cake and donate the extra profit to your local church or something.
Naa, BOAT stands for break out another thousand. Hundred dollar bills are so passe to a boat owner.
Naa, his laser was used to pop popcorn, so therefore it was heating the foil.
Unlikely, as that is the result of a mine and so is likely one of the other 14.
He is actually quoting me by saying I have Asperger's syndrome. I talked about it in the article about Autism in STEM that hit Slashdot a couple weeks ago.
I however am not "mentally damaged" or "retarded" as he claims, which is kind of funny that he associates Asperger's with retardation, considering that people with Asperger's have higher IQ than average, while mental retardation/Down's syndrome is pretty much exactly the opposite.
I collected this link to an AC talking about APKs possible diagnosis, it fits him like a glove. It really pisses him off when NPD is mentioned about him.
http://slashdot.org/comments.p...
I had actually already added yours to that one in my notes file to quote back at him as it was a very well thought out comment on his behavior.
http://yro.slashdot.org/commen...
You do realize that in the case of a car accident (what you appear to be referencing) the medical care is paid for by the car insurance, not health insurance. Health insurance will actually deny the claim if they find out the injuries were caused by a car accident, even a hit and run.
Frankly, it would be far cheaper that way, and it is how almost every other western country does it.
although I think I've dissuaded her not to do that.
You may want to rethink that strategy and instead dissuade he from doing it, or convince her not to do it. When you combine them, you are encouraging her to do it.
Double negatives are fun :)
As far as Vitamin D, some people need those pills. If you don't naturally produce vitamin D (rickets and other diseases), you need large doses to maintain the levels to remain healthy. Who wants to take 10 400 unit pills to maintain proper levels of vitamin D?
LOL, thanks APK for the new signature, it will look great with all your failures...
http://slashdot.org/comments.p...
Thank you for proving me right. You can't do it, not even once can you actually prove your knowledge. I have a new signature, thanks.
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APK: proving he knows nothing about networking, security, and programming
You have now proven, your lack of knowledge of networking is causing you to try and hide behind some kind of effort at making it look like I don't know networking, despite me already proving I know what a bridge is:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
And that a bridge has zero capabilities of doing what you have claimed to be using it for. Bridges are used to connect wireless devices to wired networks, they aren't used to get by Slashdot's AC limitations.
You sir are my new hero.
Meth for all! Down with regulation!
Do you think Meth would help APK or hinder him?
Obama is half white and half black. His father was a black man from Muslim Africa, and his mother is a white woman from Hawaii.
Oh, and should have responded to this before hitting submit:
P.S.=> I see your 'greatest hits fails list' vs. me is getting to you - well, again: You only brought it on yourself, failing to me... lol!
Yeah.. in your dreams. You have yet to actually prove me wrong on a single thing, you are the OCD/NPD person who can't even concieve of where you went wrong. When you can prove me wrong on anything, I will gladly admit it, but so far you haven't actually proven anything except your silly need to always be right, and always act like you win an argument before even responding to a single point. Keep it up loser, you are making my week with this shit, it is the most hilarious reading ever. I share it with my kids as an example of someone who doesn't know anything about computers.
Wow, you have got to be the dumbest "network expert" I have ever met. No, you could not possibly use a bridge to get by Slashdot's post limits on ACs. A bridge is device simpler than a router, it doesn't even have the smarts to limit what traffic it passes. You could not possibly use a bridge to do what you claim it does, but I am aparently the idiot because I have actual networking training and have been building networks since around 95. But I guess the ALMIGHTY APK will show me how much smarter he is than me and demonstrate how he gets around Slashdot's blocks using only a bridge (something no one in networking would ever install anywhere)
Please, demonstrate your immense knowledge of networking and show us how you get around Slashdot's limitations on AC posts. We would love to see the solution your "towering intellect" can come up with that isn't a proxy, as you said.
But since you will just post more shit, this is my response right off the bat. I have done more with networking in 1 year than you have done in your whole life, prove me wrong, don't just post about how smart you are, PROVE it!
But I know you won't, you will just claim that I am wrong again, without actually refuting anything I have said. Typical idiotic responses expected yet again.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Yeah, because no one makes durable storage, it just isn't a thing...
You have any idea how many CD's it would take to back up all those tapes?
Not as many as you might think as they would be Bluray, or Modisc, which both have decent storage densities. You could even move them over to more modern tapes that are up in the 6TB range now.
My curiosity is, how old were the survey respondents. "Cyber Security" wasn't even a career option just 10 years ago. It is a rather new career field. I do IT (Systems Engineer...designing and securing large groups of mostly email servers), when I was in high school, I don't even think my job field really existed, as I had never heard of it, and I don't know that many had. I graduated the same year Windows 98 came out, so servers weren't exactly common, and 90% of my classmates didn't even know what the internet was. I had a Windows NT Workstation system at home, and a Windows 95 system, and had setup the networking between the two (10baseT! OMG was that fast at the time! It did after all replace a null modem cable).
Well, Barbie's job is Infosec, and just look at her car and mansion. Who wouldn't want to do Infosec knowing it is what Barbie does for a living.
The same way as they did in the original car?
Very likely, they go through and test all the cells before being used in this system and replace any non working cells. Also, the design of these systems generally isolates each cell within a small steel cage (and electrically) so that if one cell burns out, it doesn't burn out all the cells.
Here is a picture of a Tesla battery pack, lower down in the pictures, there is one with the top off of it, you can see the battery isolation clearly in that picture. This is done to isolate damage from a burst/burning cell:
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com...
That would require the power companies to care. Currently they seem to be fighting distributed generation with every ounce of control they can muster. It is sad though that solar panels on your house earn less money for the power during the peak time than you pay during the off peak night for power. It is like they want to pay for everyone's power generation at the lowest rate they can get away with, and charge everyone the highest rate possible. I wonder if we could setup a solar power production union and push for being paid higher amounts for solar power produced during peak time.
Who are you to complain, that summary sounds like something you would write.
Not a bad idea, I could get creative with that.
I think he spent about a week coming up with that one, and last Thursday he started threatening posting it. I laughed because it just proves my point better than anything I could type.
He says he uses network bridges to get around the AC limitations of Slashdot. As a network bridge can do nothing of the sort, I am guessing he is using some kind of proxy, but as he doesn't seem to understand what a proxy is, he keeps denying he uses one and keeps pointing at bridges as his method.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Hell, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if he won't open-source his hosts program because it includes a backdoor, allowing him to use other peoples' computers as HTTP proxies so he can spam Slashdot.
Entirely possible, as he won't demonstrate the security of his product be exposing the source (someone might steal it!), no one knows. Though apparently the secretary at MalwareBytes took a look at his source code and said it looked all good to them. His newest post is trying to refute that MiTM attack opportunity his software provides, but it is so nonsensical that it is actually hilarious, it is like he doesn't even understand what a MiTM attack is or how it is done.
Thank you, I appreciate the message, it is nice to know the effort is appreciated.
The funny thing is, he doesn't even realize that those posts point out specific points I made that contradict everything he says. I have tried to help him to learn to understand security, and understand why he turns people off, and rather than fix the issues, or address the problems, this is his response. I find it hilarious, he thinks he is winning a battle with me, while he is highlighting all the issues I brought up with his "product"
Now I am just simple enjoying tweaking that sensitive nerve to keep him going every once in a while. It seems to be working, as just to this story, I have 54 responses, which are mostly this copy/paste splurge. But maybe, just maybe, someday Dice will notice how badly he has broken their restrictions on AC posts, and they will finally ban him. That is my end goal, to see him never posting this garbage again.
He made millions by espousing an ideal that people need to cut their carbon emissions, while producing more carbon that (according to snopes) 12 average houses in the same region, and flying around in his own personal jet (which is an enormous waste of energy and maximizes his carbon emissions used on travel).
I am trying to point out that the man made millions off of being the largest hypocrite on the left.