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  1. her touchy response on Why the Trolls Will Always Win · · Score: 1

    That is the key, the goal. And this goes for all issues of speech. Regardless of "libel" and slander", or anything else. Words do, and always will mean nothing. The response is the only relevant piece in the matter.

  2. Re:Very easy to solve on Eric Schmidt: Anxiety Over US Spying Will "Break the Internet" · · Score: 2

    Nonsense. Like the CIA, they already sustain themselves through the sale of contraband. Nobody is going to stop them without a war.

  3. could have faced criminal charges on Texas Ebola Patient Dies · · Score: 1

    I say put his cadaver into the stockade... That'll teach him

  4. Re:Bullshit! This subject as framed is pure flameb on Living On a Carbon Budget: The End of Recreation As We Know It? · · Score: 1

    Well, I guess that's your excuse, and you're stickin' to it. Ni modo

  5. Re:Bullshit! This subject as framed is pure flameb on Living On a Carbon Budget: The End of Recreation As We Know It? · · Score: 2

    No no, hey, you're right. It's much better to just keep on killing people and taking their shit. You gotta go with what works, right? Survival of the fittest! The devil you know is always the best. Don't want to take any unnecessary risks... You just keep on counting those "numbers". That's what makes the world go 'round.

  6. Re:Color Me Surprised on US Says It Can Hack Foreign Servers Without Warrants · · Score: 2

    Defend it against what? There is no resistance. All the same creeps are going to be reelected next month. What is there to defend?

  7. Re:Leader quotation bingo on Brits Must Trade Digital Freedoms For Safety, Says Crime Agency Boss · · Score: 2

    "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." -- George Santayana

    *If you remember the 60s, you weren't there* -- attributed to Robin Williams

  8. Re:Bullshit! This subject as framed is pure flameb on Living On a Carbon Budget: The End of Recreation As We Know It? · · Score: 1

    Yes, that will make things better. Do what you can to ignore the problem.

  9. Re:Bullshit! This subject as framed is pure flameb on Living On a Carbon Budget: The End of Recreation As We Know It? · · Score: 2

    You can find the numbers yourself if that is what is important to you. I prefer pictures.

  10. God save the queen The fascist regime on Brits Must Trade Digital Freedoms For Safety, Says Crime Agency Boss · · Score: 3, Interesting

    The monarchy still rules. It is your "democracy" that is ceremonial.

  11. Re:Lots of cheap carbon stuff on Living On a Carbon Budget: The End of Recreation As We Know It? · · Score: 1

    Right now, fusion is solar. What we really haven't begun to tap is geothermal. I mean, Iceland, yeah, but it's not exactly "carbon free". Instead of sending the tunnel boring machines across the Channel, let's point them straight down and see what comes up. And heat is not the only issue. When we start farming the deserts with desalinated water, all sorts of moisture will be pumped into the air. Then you will see some real climate change, the planet will turn back into a sweltering jungle. Everything depends on how we use the great abundance we have before us. We can all live like kings if we want to, without even having to wipe our own butts, and there's still plenty of room to grow more brains to help find another couch to sleep on for a couple of billion more years.

  12. Re:Navel gazing on Living On a Carbon Budget: The End of Recreation As We Know It? · · Score: 2

    Might makes right and anarchy for the rich.

    Oh please, it has always been that way. How do you think wealth/power become so concentrated? Might makes right is the only way. Money is blood and it always attracts sharks. When "poor" (I'm using the term extremely loosely) people want to start a war, who do you think they go to for financing? Where do you think American "independence" would be if not for French aristocracy? You think Jefferson and Franklin were strolling through the slums, asking for spare change and advice from people who all talk like Maurice Chevalier? *Au-haw-haw* (Everybody: Au-haw-haw).

    The rich (the very tippy top) do live in total anarchy. They can do what they want, and they do, and there's nobody to stop them aside from other rich people. It's an eternal battle of giants. The alpha always has to sleep with one eye open.

  13. Bullshit! This subject as framed is pure flamebait on Living On a Carbon Budget: The End of Recreation As We Know It? · · Score: 2

    The problem is purely political/cultural (okay, it boils down to biological, but who's counting?). The technology is comparatively easy. Right now we create poverty out of abundance, simply to support the financial systems we have surrendered control to. All our energy is spent putting up barriers.

  14. I heard he discovered the north valley on Maps Suggest Marco Polo May Have "Discovered" America · · Score: 1

    While he was enjoying the view, he remarked, "Ah, Van Nuys.."

  15. The "public comment" is a charade on Why the FCC Will Probably Ignore the Public On Network Neutrality · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Rulemaking is more akin to a court proceeding.

    No, it's more akin to negotiating a price over some martinis and sending the courier to the bank to make a deposit. The "court proceeding" is also a charade. It doesn't have to be this way, but nobody gives a shit, and will reelect the same scum who are doing this, next month, and again in two years. Let's not talk about the government any more. Let's discuss why people want it like this. The government is just a reflection of it.

  16. Bad move on Cyanogen Inc. Turns Down Google, Seeing $1 Billion Valuation · · Score: 2

    You don't refuse an offer from the godfather to buy you out.

  17. Re:In Business for the Wrong Reasons on Downtown Project Suicides Shock High Tech Community · · Score: 1

    Business IS business.

    That's right... *What goes in Vegas, stays in Vegas*

  18. Re:And? on Samsung Paid Microsoft $1 Billion Last Year In Android Royalties · · Score: 1

    You know, if the iMac had a touch screen, they could justify the thing being so damn heavy.

    PCs will become big screened tablets, with a keyboard and a mouse. They already are, and are extremely practical. I don't know why Apple is holding off.

  19. Lawyers on Samsung Paid Microsoft $1 Billion Last Year In Android Royalties · · Score: 1

    Our phones would cost half as much if not for them.

  20. Ah yes, The Times on JP Morgan Chase Breach: Shades of a Cyber Cold War? · · Score: 2

    The war mongering Randolph Hearst of the new century, and the old one.

  21. What redundancy? on Snowflake-Shaped Networks Are Easiest To Mend · · Score: 2

    AT&T owns the entire pipe. "delicate" snowflakes indeed. Our networks are fragile due to their monopoly status.

  22. Re:I Don't Care... on Solar Could Lead In Power Production By 2050 · · Score: 1

    No biggie, we'll just move you next door, downwind... Oh, and don't drink the water... there was a small leak, and...

  23. Re:Solar Could be 50+% of production, but... on Solar Could Lead In Power Production By 2050 · · Score: 1

    Don't let help them open more solar power plants till we can store the power.

    Then fill the reservoirs up with desalinated water so we don't have to hear all the crying about the droughts. We waste because we are wasteful, not because we produce too much.

  24. Re:My Ass on Solar Could Lead In Power Production By 2050 · · Score: 1

    It's available right now. And it could lead in power production by 2050. Like so many things, it's right under our noses..

  25. Re:Conservatives crying "no fair"? on Conservative Groups Accuse FCC of Helping Net Neutrality Advocates File Comments · · Score: 1

    Yes, Cheney is crying also*

    *I know, don't spoil the thread...