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  1. You are chasing ghosts. You cannot hide. on Newly Found TrueCrypt Flaw Allows Full System Compromise · · Score: 2

    But I still want to see how high you can build the wall.

  2. Re:See on Advertisers Already Using New iPhone Text Message Exploit · · Score: 1

    I do not currently and do not expect to ever have a personal opposition to advertisements hosted on the same server as the page I am viewing and inserted by server-side script.

    No, no scripts.. certainly not without asking permission to run. They can put up regular old HTML static pictures and text in the main page.

    The only safe browser we will soon have is one that just views the page source without parsing it.

  3. FBI does this and that on How the FBI Hacks Around Encryption · · Score: 1

    Elections are coming up. Is it an issue worth bringing up? Since it's given that neither democrats or republicans are going to reign them in, what's the plan? There are other choices. Or is everybody just going to treat it like the weather and complain because they can't work an umbrella?

  4. Re:Yep on EFF: DMCA Hinders Exposing More Software Cheats Like Volkswagen's · · Score: 1

    Egg-zactly! The voters sell their votes to the guy that flashes the most money and laugh the others off the stage. Whose fault is that?

  5. Re:Yep on EFF: DMCA Hinders Exposing More Software Cheats Like Volkswagen's · · Score: 1

    Well, I'm sorry. The voters just have to organize themselves better. I still see no problem outside the personal choices they make.

  6. Re:Yep on EFF: DMCA Hinders Exposing More Software Cheats Like Volkswagen's · · Score: 1

    Who the fuck cares?? Who voted for them??!

  7. Re:Yep on EFF: DMCA Hinders Exposing More Software Cheats Like Volkswagen's · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Absolute nonsense. The money is not the issue. It is the scapegoat. If the voters choose to turn their backs, all the money in the world won't make a bit of difference. Right now it is the voter who sells his vote to the highest bidder. Don't blame the corporations for that. The problem is ours to deal with, the person in the mirror.

  8. Re:Yep on EFF: DMCA Hinders Exposing More Software Cheats Like Volkswagen's · · Score: 2

    Are you saying that there are only two candidates on the ballot? And that the people of the redrawn district can't conspire (petition) to have anyone they want put on the ballot? Sorry, you're still only describing choices made by the voter.

  9. Re:Yep on EFF: DMCA Hinders Exposing More Software Cheats Like Volkswagen's · · Score: 2

    If it is so hopeless, then it's time to rethink majority rule.

  10. Re:Yep on EFF: DMCA Hinders Exposing More Software Cheats Like Volkswagen's · · Score: 2

    There are more than two candidates, and anybody is allowed to run. Nobody forces you to vote for the ruling party. And save your breath on the 'lesser evil' bullshit.

  11. Treaties mean trust on Edward Snowden Promotes Global Treaty To Curtail Surveillance · · Score: 1

    You can't trust authority. How many times does it have to be proven?

  12. Re:Yep on EFF: DMCA Hinders Exposing More Software Cheats Like Volkswagen's · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Congress should repeal it, but they won't because those with actual political power like it.

    That is the voters' problem. If they don't vote for a congress that will repeal the DMCA, it simply won't happen. Pretty basic, don't you think?

  13. Re:Assumptions on Hajj Pilgrimage Safety Challenges Crowd Simulator Technology · · Score: 1

    The better solution is to give people enough space to move freely. It's those damn barriers that cause the problems. Restrict the flow and there's gonna be trouble. This latest event only confirms the obvious. It's just another rerun.

  14. Re:More will be trampled to death in future stampe on Hajj Pilgrimage Safety Challenges Crowd Simulator Technology · · Score: 3, Insightful

    As long as the humans still behave like pack animals, and as long as the designated gathering venues such as Mecca fail to expand to accommodate the vastly increase number of participants, you can count on even worse disasters to happen

    That's why you shouldn't fence them in. The problem starts when you block the path. Just put the whole damn thing out in the open where people can move.

  15. Re:It's not just IT on The Case Against Non-technical Managers · · Score: 1

    Yes, it would seem logical that every manager should come up through the ranks in the business they wish to manage. Unfortunately... politics, whaddya gonna do?

  16. Re:PC dominates the gaming world on Kids Prefer To Play Games On Mobile Devices Over Consoles · · Score: 1

    Cue console peasants telling me why consoles are great...

    They fit in the overhead compartment?

  17. Age 2? on Kids Prefer To Play Games On Mobile Devices Over Consoles · · Score: 2

    Jeeze! Now I know why they always look cross-eyed... People are gonna look pretty weird in 40 years.

  18. Cooling on Switch To Build Largest Data Center In the World In Reno · · Score: 2

    Gonna turn Lake Tahoe into a giant hot tub?

  19. Re:Does Excel work yet? on Recalc Or Die: Excel 1.0 Developers Celebrate Their Baby's 30th Birthday · · Score: 1

    utterly inappropriate for anything demanding known precision.

    That's why it works best with irrational numbers...

  20. Re:Oh boy... Nuclear! on Nuclear Energy: The Good News and the Bad News In the EPA Clean Energy Plan · · Score: 1

    We would need a whole new power grid...

    old idea...

  21. Re:Government shutdown ahoy on Speaker of the House Boehner Announces Resignation · · Score: 1

    Eh, he's a sheepdog, keeping the 'hippie' money in the democrat corral. He works the machine like Lieberman did, to keep out independents that don't play ball. But yeah, the real race between republicans and democrats is being run within the democrat primary, but the Duck Dynasty Party still has to be considered unfortunately. It would be so easy just to turn our backs on the insanity, no matter how much money they spend.

  22. BlackBerry security on BlackBerry Launches Android Smartphone · · Score: 3, Insightful

    *Offer not valid where prohibited by law*

  23. Re:What a crock of shit on Australian Workplace Tribunal Rules Facebook Unfriending Constitutes "Bullying" · · Score: 1

    But suddenly it seems to have become a social obligation to friend everybody. Which is ridiculous.

    Don't be so harsh. Just try it!

  24. Re:Which will come first? on Battery Advance Could Lead To a Cleaner Way To Store Energy · · Score: 1

    Desktop, how quaint... I believe a unix like OS is already dominating the mobile market...

  25. Re:OK, what's with this ridiculous meme? on Battery Advance Could Lead To a Cleaner Way To Store Energy · · Score: 1

    There is so much thorium available on this planet you could power everything for hundreds of thousands of years.

    Not at our present growth rate. You'll boil off all the water in 400 years, even with 100% renewables, and will require the entire output of the sun in 1400 years, and you only get another thousand before needing the entire galaxy. However, I believe we will stabilize the population a bit before then. I don't see where there is much choice.