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  1. Ties that bind on Kernel Dev Tells Linus Torvalds To Stop Using Abusive Language · · Score: 1

    In this case, it's the Helsinki Syndrome.

    Anyway, judging by the summary alone, Linus is right. Phony politeness will not result in real respect.

  2. Re:Now THIS is funny! on Angela Merkel Tells US Firms To Meet German Privacy Rules · · Score: 1

    Mrs. Merkel, meet Mr. Kettle.

    You mean she's just finding out who she's been sleeping with all this time?

  3. Re:Only applies to EU citizens, presumably on Angela Merkel Tells US Firms To Meet German Privacy Rules · · Score: 1

    They only had to blur the faces you see on the pages. Behind the curtain an entirely different scene is taking place. The originals are handed over to the authorities. You don't think that they would pass by such a great opportunity to collect some intelligence, do you?

  4. Re:About Time on Angela Merkel Tells US Firms To Meet German Privacy Rules · · Score: 1

    The trick is to educate them on the issues...

    Not so... The 'trick' is to appeal to basic instincts. That is how you win.

  5. Re:Inequality is GOOD! on How Intellectual Property Reinforces Inequality · · Score: 1

    The ownership class would like nothing better than to knock off 90% of the population. They are hoping for riots to use as an excuse. And there's also the perverted sexual gratification in the subjugation of others, despite total mechanization. And even if a revolution were successful, the winners simply morph into the thing they conquered. Nobody gives up their power peacefully.

  6. Inequality is GOOD! on How Intellectual Property Reinforces Inequality · · Score: 1

    Without poor people, who will do the work?

  7. Re:Definitely... on Edward Snowden Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize · · Score: 1

    The "western world" (Actually you should call it the "northern" world, as it is at war with southern regimes, a true war of northern aggression) is what props up "genuine authoritarian regimes" to work the commodities markets. They cannot survive on their own. Your rationalizations are weak. Try again..

  8. Re:Definitely... on Edward Snowden Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize · · Score: 1

    As long as the conflict brings in its enormous profits, it will never be over. In fact the profit motive is what started and sustains the conflict.

    Sorry to rain on your propaganda parade... Please continue...

  9. Re:Nice on Edward Snowden Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize · · Score: 1

    Oh c'mon now. Let's make it easy for you:

    Vietnam (and its neighbors)
    Central and South America
    The entire middle east (Though I will grant that the US is acting as muscle for a British operation that began in the late 19th century and continues today)

    But nowadays we pretty much get the locals (Africa) to do our dirty work and chase off the competition (China).

    But let's not single out the US. All the world's great powers are doing the same to extend the reach of their commercial interests. Basically the world is run by pirates, organized criminals. All governments are subservient those interests.

  10. Re:Nice on Edward Snowden Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize · · Score: 1

    The major cause of war/unrest in the world isn't skin color, it's religion.

    Bullshit... The major cause of war/unrest in the world is the biological quest for power and dominance. Religion is just a tool. There are many others, but religion works best on basic instincts and emotion. So, if religion is the dominant issue, it's because it works so well.

  11. Re:Two way street on Reconciling Human Rights With Ubiquitous Online Surveillance · · Score: 1

    ...which in both cases completely misses the point of defending people and peacefully mediating disputes by making the defender/mediator the aggressor which other must defend themselves against.

    I have seen now, what I would have to become to stop men like him. - Dark Knight

  12. Re:Two way street on Reconciling Human Rights With Ubiquitous Online Surveillance · · Score: 2

    We have not evolved...

    Correct

    ...and probably never will...

    Let's hope there's life after biology. It's our only escape...

    ...at the total mercy of the biggest bully.

    This is already the case. We are under an anarchy of authority that it limited in size only by internal bickering, but the corp/state is the bully.

  13. Re:Benchmarks, trustworthy? on Casting a Jaundiced Eye On AnTuTu Benchmark Claims Favoring Intel · · Score: 1

    What became of the famous "gaussian blur benchmark"? What could be more universal? My personal favorite is hitting the "x^2" key on the calculator until it took more than two minutes to get a result.

  14. Two way street on Reconciling Human Rights With Ubiquitous Online Surveillance · · Score: 5, Interesting

    They want to make our lives transparent. We have to do the same to theirs. The state must live by the same rules as its subjects.

  15. Re:Declared underweight? on Container Ship Breaks In Two, Sinks · · Score: 1

    I think a quarter-billion dollar claim might cause the insurance company to raise their premiums just a tad...

    Yeah, they raise our premiums for car and health insurance and let these guys off the hook.

  16. Cut out the middleman on What the Government Pays To Snoop On You · · Score: 1

    Let me sell my shit direct.

  17. Re:How would that be different... on Iris Scans Are the New School IDs · · Score: 0

    Locked "out"? No Locked in! Or is it locked down?

  18. Re:Let's look in the mirror on MS Handed NSA Access To Encrypted Chat & Email · · Score: 1

    Fuck Feingold. He still voted to invade Afghanistan. Barbara Lee is the better choice. She saw through this charade right from the very beginning. She stood entirely alone against this 'authorized use of force' bullshit.

  19. Re:Burying the lede on MS Handed NSA Access To Encrypted Chat & Email · · Score: 0

    They don't care if you believe them or not. Just don't "throw away your vote" on some alternative political candidate. And even if one wins, he/she will be "briefed" on the consequences of stepping out of line.

  20. Re:A fleeting moment of rich irony. on Discovering NSA Code Names Via LinkedIn · · Score: 1

    "Recruiters"... That's like their HariKrishna department, right?

  21. Re:A fleeting moment of rich irony. on Discovering NSA Code Names Via LinkedIn · · Score: 0

    Me too. It couldn't a more dumb-assed comment. Yeah, it's all an accident...

  22. Keep it simple on Russian Federal Guard Service "Upgrades" To Electric Typewriters · · Score: 5, Funny

    No written communications. This whole writing and reading thing is overrated, and apparently can be dangerous.

  23. Re:And what will happen if they do on DEF CON Advises Feds Not To Attend Conference · · Score: 1

    Better to narrow your focus only towards the ones actually responsible...

    The people (the ordinary 'Joes') who carry out the order are the ones actually responsible, not the ones who make the order, which is nothing but words. It the action that counts, not the tongue wagging.

  24. Mein Kempf on VLC And Secunia Fighting Over Vulnerability Reports · · Score: 1

    Threatens 'legal action'? What's up with that?

  25. Re:no crystal ball required on Heml.is, New Encrypted Messaging Service From Brokep of the Pirate Bay · · Score: 1

    they cant find me in the noise of a starbucks connection.

    Wanna bet?