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  1. Re:misleading headline... on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 1

    If you took your car in to get an oil change and your mechanic mucked it up, are you to blame for the damage?

    Yes. Real men change their own oil. And real programmers recompile all their own programs from scratch, writing a new toolchain or even reverse-engineering closed-source binaries if necessary. Anything less is pure wussery.

  2. Re:misleading headline... on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 1

    For headline skimmers, this post would produced a completely inaccurate sense of what the article was all about... at length, the D.KOS are the ones who found out about this and are doing something something about it. That's good... but if you just read the headline, you'd come away thinking that D.KOS were the culprits instead.

    Once again, it's the kdawson effect.

  3. Re:Slightly misleading headline? on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 1

    Unless Kos is plural, since it's not the name of an ancient person, they'll need to add an apostrophe and an s. "Daily Kos's Pollster Made Up Numbers".

    WTF does it have to do with being the name of an ancient person??

  4. Re:To be fair... on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Who marked the parent troll?

    Probably somebody paying attention to Daily Kos' record. You show me the times and places they've been inaccurate. Note I didn't say biased, I said inaccurate. Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh make things up, they literally lie on air and in print, so throwing them together with Daily Kos, which at worst selectively covers stories that illustrate its world-view, is a troll-worthy attempt to muddy the waters for the benefit of right-wing hacks at the detriment of honest left-wing news outlets.

  5. Re:To be fair... on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 1

    Obama is not a liberal, as many on the left have discovered to their consternation since the election.

    ...and as many others on the left knew long before the election.

  6. Re:I am not sure who those "teabaggers" are... on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 1

    They are the ones who thought it was a good idea to "tea bag the white house" and "tea bag the liberal dems before the tea bag you!" ("Tea Partiers'" words, not mine)

    In other words, they are a political group so out-of-touch with mainstream America that they fail to recognize commonplace sexual slang.

  7. Re:To be fair... on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 1

    The agenda on DKos is Liberalism, pure and simple...If you want a politically left view point, then DKos is for you. If want a right, then its Limbaugh. If you want pure news with out a slant... well, I guess you're SOL.

    So nobody with a point of view has any accuracy? Automatically?

  8. Re:I am not sure who those "teabaggers" are... on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 1

    Signed:

    A traitor scum liberal douchebag going-to-hell-athist communist nazi socialist jew from Canada (or something) as described by the incessant idiocy on the Right.

    You forgot "gay unicorn-rapist".

  9. Re:To be fair... on Daily Kos Pollster Made Up Numbers · · Score: 1

    ...but you'll also find liberals complaining about Obama placing U.S. citizens on CIA hitlists - something you wont find from the teabaggers.

    Isn't Obama going all Hitler-style on U.S. citizens all you hear from the teabaggers? Besides taxes, taxes, taxes, of course.

  10. Re:If you want to be different, don't on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    Because the one or two other people with the same tattoo totally outnumber the billions of other people with the same blank skin?

    Do you know anyone with truly blank - as in featureless - skin?

    No, not defined as such, but I know plenty of people with truly blank - as in truly devoid of ink - skin. If we're considering the uniqueness of all skin features in considering a tattoo's uniqueness, then it only really counts if you meet someone with the same tattoo who also has the same skin tone and patterns.

  11. Re:Best Functional Geek Tattoo on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    A ruler on your forearm!

    I would say on your inner thigh...

  12. Re:The Planets' Symbols on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    So the next time I see a sun tattoo between a girls shoulder blades it is safe to ask "Can I see Uranus"?

    It's always safe to ask that when you see a girl's sun tattoo, wherever it may be. Or if not safe, at least appropriate.

  13. Re:If you want to be different, don't on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    Because the one or two other people with the same tattoo totally outnumber the billions of other people with the same blank skin?

  14. Obligatory on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    Seriously, tattoos are lame.

    Tattoos aren't in and of themselves lame. People get all sort of lame tattoos, however....

    Obligatory Red vs. Blue (which is a phrase you probably haven't heard in years)...

  15. Re:Don't ask for other people's opinions. on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    If it's something that you foresee down the road that you'll not be interested in and go "why did I ever do that, ugh that's so yesterday" it wasn't a very good idea.

    I don't foresee that being a problem...

  16. Re:Before you do it on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    As a general rule, "don't get a Chinese tattoo unless you read Chinese fluently" also works quite well.

    Great example here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUlEwISD03o

    And of course the classic Britney Spears attempt to get "mysterious" which ended up meaning "strange".

  17. Re:Before you do it on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    if he was going for a big cock on his forhead, maybe $60

    Crap. I got completely ripped off on mine.

    Let me guess, you sprung for the entire sleeve of cocks.

  18. Re:Before you do it on Tattoos For the Math and Science Geek? · · Score: 1

    Tattoos are far from permanent. You're spreading the same kind of FUD your mother use to spread. Just remember that the next time you go off on someone for distorting the truth.

    You're right. Eventually, your body will decompose, and, Voila! No more tattoo.

  19. Re:Not so terrible on Google Has Android Remote App Install Power, Too · · Score: 1

    Probably for the same reason you don't know the difference between not knowing everything and not knowing anything.

  20. Re:Really? on Google Has Android Remote App Install Power, Too · · Score: 1

    I told you the answer to this waaaaaaay back at the beginning of this thread. The 10% will be the ones who both care enough to look for a disable switch, and are smart enough to find it. The 90% will either not care that someone can install things remotely, or not figure out how to disable said feature. Rather than dispute this reasoning, you just yelled at me that I didn't know how big the 90% is.

  21. Re:Aristotle? Really? on Science Historian Deciphers Plato's Code · · Score: 1

    Even Bill and Ted knew the difference between Aristotle and Socrates.

    Yeah, Socrates they brought back and Aristotle they didn't.

    You're dumber than Bill and Ted.

    Hey now, I'm sure if kdawson had spent a few hours stuffed in a phone booth with Socrates, he'd know the difference too. Let's at least give him credit for that.

  22. Re:Riiiiight on Science Historian Deciphers Plato's Code · · Score: 1

    It reminds me of the whole "Bible Code" fiasco. I'm of the opinion that if you want really to see a message in your soup, you will. But to everyone else, it's just another bowl of spaghetti-O's.

    "There's a message in my alpha-bits! It says, 'oooOOooOOooo'..."
    "Peter, those are Cheeios."

  23. Re:Socrates, not Aristotle on Science Historian Deciphers Plato's Code · · Score: 1

    Aristotle was a student of Plato

    Wait a minute, those people were real?

    Even more, they were rational!

    Not to mention, they were finite!

  24. Re:Really? on Google Has Android Remote App Install Power, Too · · Score: 1

    Once again, if 90% don't know how to do anything intelligent with their machine, by all means leave it in for that 90%. I'm just saying give an opt-out switch for the remaining 10%. This has nothing to do with whether your bandwidth is taking a hit from botnets. We all know botnets exist and that they wreak havoc on the internet. You seem to be arguing an issue that wasn't even part of the discussion.

  25. Re:Yay, Obama on SCOTUS Nominee Kagan On Free Speech Issues · · Score: 1

    If you don't think so, you're a) not paying enough attention and b) probably getting all your information from the State Controlled Media.

    What, NPR?