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  1. Re:You must choose.... on Why New Antibiotics Never Come To Market (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Guess you don't understand how effective basic sanitation is, do you?

  2. Re:You must choose.... on Why New Antibiotics Never Come To Market (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Soap and clean water still work pretty good.

  3. Re: There are no companies... that care. on Why New Antibiotics Never Come To Market (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Twilight Sparkle, a tapeworm, whoever will sign the papers, it's all good.

  4. Re: Oh, I see ... on First Remote-Access Trojan That Can Target Android, Linux, Mac and Windows · · Score: 1

    We are kinda talking about two different things. You and I are invisible to Twitter. They don't need to care. Business is good. They have all the cost/benefit ratios figured out. If it all goes south, they just move their money somewhere else into another market. Try to see it from the few of the stock market or a hedge fund manager looking for a place to launder his money. The simple idea is maximal return with minimal effort. Leave the details to somebody else.

  5. There are no companies... that care. on Why New Antibiotics Never Come To Market (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    This is why we need to vote in a government that does care. Otherwise nothing will happen. The choice is ours.

  6. Re: Oh, I see ... on First Remote-Access Trojan That Can Target Android, Linux, Mac and Windows · · Score: 1

    Twitter has no need for a crumple zone until it becomes a marketing necessity. Without any competition, Twitter has little to worry about customer safety.

  7. Re: Oh, I see ... on First Remote-Access Trojan That Can Target Android, Linux, Mac and Windows · · Score: 1

    It could have easily been designed so that links were stored separate from the message, which would be a lot safer for its users.

    That shit costs money. Why should Twitter care? This is a client problem.

  8. Well, the moment you vote for people that will give you all those things, the problem is solved, without the need for any more regulations. It would mean the the voters can see and vote past the money. The entire problem is ours to fix, through personal choice. There is no other way without a monarchy or dictatorship.

  9. Re:Convenient timing on UK and US Suspect That ISIS Bomb Took Down Flight 9268 (cnn.com) · · Score: 1

    He got his intelligence from Airbus. They are in big trouble if it's not a bomb.

  10. They hope it's a bomb on UK and US Suspect That ISIS Bomb Took Down Flight 9268 (cnn.com) · · Score: 0

    Otherwise Airbus has some questions to answer. Hell, this could have been another frozen pitot tube, making the computer go crazy, or the repair from the tail scrape 14 years ago finally let loose. Personally, I am interested in the missing horizontal stabilizer and elevators were missing from the tail, never could see it from the published pictures so far.

  11. Re:No on Can the Cloud Be More Secure Than Your Own Servers? (Video) · · Score: 1

    I don't see why you think more admins are equivalent to more failure points.

    It depends if they are serial or parallel...

  12. Re:How can the "Cloud" be more secure? on Can the Cloud Be More Secure Than Your Own Servers? (Video) · · Score: 1

    Workfare for lawyers... We still don't know what they gave away. When the money this big calls, there can be no trust. We just don't enter into the picture.

  13. Re:How can the "Cloud" be more secure? on Can the Cloud Be More Secure Than Your Own Servers? (Video) · · Score: 1

    They put on a better show. What they say and what they do can be two entirely different things. We will never know.

  14. Dear Slashdot, on Huge Mechanical Computers Used To Calculate Horse Racing Odds (hackaday.com) · · Score: 1

    Please make an effort to avoid linking to paywalled articles. It is very inconvenient.

    Thank you

  15. How can the "Cloud" be more secure? on Can the Cloud Be More Secure Than Your Own Servers? (Video) · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Somebody flashes a badge, and they just hand your shit over, no questions asked... if they know what's good for them.

  16. Re:As if Samsung will give a shit. on Google Hackers Expose 11 Major Security Flaws In Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (hothardware.com) · · Score: 1

    They don't, because they don't give a shit.

    They don't have to. The customers don't give a shit either. They just keep on buying anyway.

  17. It's the new lie detector on TV Networks Open Neuroscience Labs To Improve Their Shows and Ads (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Law enforcement will love this stuff.

  18. Re:Lack of protection on Why the Snowden Situation Shows 'Protected Disclosure' Is Critical (zdnet.com) · · Score: 1

    You're expecting him to trust people that can't be trusted.

  19. Re:How is a fax machine analog? on Analog Still Big In Japan (bbc.com) · · Score: 1

    An MFP uses a regular phone line for FAX, not the WIFI

  20. Re:Holy shit... on Activision Buys Candy Crush Developer For $5.9B (inquisitr.com) · · Score: 1

    Derivatives... Let's see them try to cash out that 5.9B note

  21. Re:Stuff like this... on Anonymous Says US Senators Were 'Incorrectly Outed' As KKK Members · · Score: 1

    It's vastly easier...

    As I just said, expedient, that is what censorship is... Doesn't make it right. If this is how you want to do things then I can claim anything I read might motivate me to commit murder, and I should suffer no consequence for it. You have to charge the guy who wrote it. No sir. You must sanction the actor, not the script writer, or even the director. Free choice is free choice. And all choices are personal. Censorship is a brick wall to human evolution beyond its animal nature.

  22. Re:Two sides of the coin? on How the FBI Can Detain, Render and Threaten Without Risk (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    They can't have it both ways.

    Yes they can. Nobody is putting up any significant resistance. They will get whatever they want... The voters hand it to them on a silver platter every cycle.

  23. Re:Stuff like this... on Anonymous Says US Senators Were 'Incorrectly Outed' As KKK Members · · Score: 1

    What I'm saying is that the speech doesn't do anything. The action comes from the listener. That is where to attack the problem. It's just not very expedient. It's far more effective to neuter the male than to spay the female. Censorship is animal control.

  24. Re:When was that again? on Anonymous Begins Publishing Ku Klux Klan Member Details Online · · Score: 1

    keeping thousands of Christians (and other non-muslims) for sex slaves?

    Damn! That sounds like a bit of KKK "literature" right there... I'll have you know that those people are our allies in the Middle East/North Africa destabilization effort. To the point where we now have *boots on the ground*. They can have their Bacha bazi (Afghanistan, but same difference) as long as they keep their guns pointed in the right direction.

  25. What, you thought the US had the monopoly on turning politics into a car crash TV event?

    BAH! The Europeans can turn politics into world war...