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  1. Re:Shut up and take my money on Google Wants To Be a Wireless Carrier · · Score: 1

    If they follow their general model we'll probably be looking at ...

    If they follow their general model we'll probably be looking at Google tracking anything and everything your phone sends and receives, and then they'll send you ads. So, in the middle of texting back and forth to pick a time and place for dinner you'll get a Google sponsored text message telling you about a great restaurant in your area and they happen to take Google Wallet as a payment method.

    i would love that level of tight intergration, i like how it even is now, any computer or smartphone i use knows who i am and what i want to search for. apparently most here are too young to know what the internet was like before google came in and changed ads.

  2. Re:Who started it? on US Suspects Iran Was Behind a Wave of Cyberattacks · · Score: 0

    if you had a bomb that big would you get rid of it?

  3. Re:Makes sense? on Even Windows 8 Users Prefer Windows 7 · · Score: 0

    that was the joke till u ruined it.

  4. Re:This article is plain spam. on Wireless Analysis With Monitor Mode On Android · · Score: 1, Interesting

    yea im gettin away from slashdot if the monster.com equivalent for nerds just bought it.

  5. Re:That this is patenteable AT ALL on Microsoft Patents Whacking Your Phone To Silence It · · Score: 0

    i happen to think its a good thoughtful patent. just a pity micro$oft has it

  6. Re:dude you're getting an old dell on Ask Slashdot: Best Computer For a 7-Year Old? · · Score: 0

    I'm not so sure I like the idea of a 7 year old opening a desktop machine with mains voltages available.

    Unless it's a dedicated battery system (say a Raspberry Pi) I would not allow a 7 year old unfettered access to any hardware. Too dangerous.

    If the goal is to teach a kid about basic electronics / logic or similar, the Lego Mindstorm sounds like a much better idea.

    fuck all you bastards, i started with a 286 at 4 years old, every year after i did my own upgrades. all the way till it was an athalon thunderbird.

  7. Re:If I recall..... on Quantum Teleportation Sends Information 143 Kilometers · · Score: 0

    You can't "send states" either. You measure on your own photon (or electron, or whatever) and if you find a value. The other guy measure his own photon (or whatever) and find a value. The two values, once you communicate with each other (slower than light) will always match (be the same, or be opposite, depending of the way you entangled them). But you don't send the value of your measurement, and you don't even send the fact you did a measurement.

    It has uses, for example in cryptography. Or if you want to run a solar system wide lottery and have the people on Mars and Earth follow, exactly at the same time (warning: that's layman speach, it doesn't have any real meaning in GR), the outcome of the lottery, and no one having the result before the other. But not for communication.

    so we could use it for tv?

  8. Re:Universal service. on Would You Pay an Internet Broadband Tax? · · Score: 0

    From my reading of the FCC's Internet Access Report, that analysis came from people with >200 kbps connections. Basically, for ISPS advertising broadband service, how many are meeting the new requirements. That figure does not indicate how many people only have the option of dial-up.

    well they found their way out of the two provider rule already, they act like satellite and 4g are "broadband" when its dialup on crack.

  9. Re:Universal service. on Would You Pay an Internet Broadband Tax? · · Score: 0

    well when we have two elections "fixed" back to back...... kinda hard to blame us. we tried voting bush out and ending a useless war, but the illiterate bastard found a way to stay. now if you wanna make fun of the half of the country that elected bush then by all means, go ahead...

  10. Re:"Walled garden"? on "SMSZombie" Malware Infects 500,000 Android Users In China · · Score: 0

    It took 5 years for the first malicious app to slip past Apple, and even then, the nature of how it all works meant Apple could remove it from everyone's iPhone with a single update. Android can't boast the same, either on the prevention or the remediation side.

    android does boast the same, they have had control over market apps from the start. methinks you are biased. also can you list the "scores of apps" that you so casually refer to....?

  11. Re:certainly much simpler than on In Brazil, All Vehicles Must Have Radio IDs By 2014 · · Score: 0

    Lastpass is an RFID issued for toll road payments along the U.S. east coast. Makes it so they can just deduct your toll from an account instead of having to stop at a boothe.

    Updating the summary: "This system will be mandatory for all vehicles (cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc) and should cost vehicle owners approximately R$5 (less than US$3) and their privacy."

    hey buddy how did your post completly replace mine? i call bs. slashdot is molding comments around

  12. Re:certainly much simpler than on In Brazil, All Vehicles Must Have Radio IDs By 2014 · · Score: 0

    Actually, I haven't. Tried to google it but it seems you are referring to a password manager while replying to a comment abount license plate detection. Care to elaborate or provide a link? Not sure where you live ..

    hes referring to the cards in peoples windows called E-Zpass it allows you to pay a toll without stopping fully, we also have things on our trucks (lorries where you are) that allow some to pass through weigh stations and it has sensors on the trailer wheels to tell the weight.

  13. Re:Torrents should be used for software updates on The Internet Archive Starts Seeding Over a Million Torrents · · Score: 0

    Some companies already do this - Blizzard distributes World of Warcraft and its patches through torrents. The download tool is just a pretty and dumbed down torrent client, with the .torrent file embedded in the downloader's executable. It can actually be extracted and opened with a different client, like uTorrent. Pretty neat system.

    yea my old roomate found that out when the apartment shut off his internet for using bittorrent...

  14. Re:Technical Details please on The Internet Archive Starts Seeding Over a Million Torrents · · Score: 0
  15. Re:Make it east for people who want to play fair on Why Internet Pirates Always Win · · Score: 0

    we are the best at pizza delivery? you just made me blush a lil, i get everyones pizza to em in under 35 mins from the order time even when i run a triple.

  16. Re:proper axis of evil on Facebook and Wal-Mart Join Forces · · Score: 0

    It amuses me how your demand for attention is so desperate that you simply HAD to put up something, ANYTHING that had your screen name attached to it, even if it's a considerably pace-breaking killjoy response to something that was very obviously a single-shot joke post, adding absolutely nothing in the process.

    It's like you saw this you-shaped hole in the conversation, and, dagnabbit, you just HAD to fill it, because otherwise that's just not right! Imagine, a conversation without your name in it! It'd be absurd!

    chicken butt... and thats all i have to say...

  17. Re:Wow on Modest Proposal For Stopping Hackers: Get Them Girlfriends · · Score: 5, Funny

    agreed.. if this continues i might as well go back to cnn.

  18. Re:Magitech on Headlights That See Through Rain and Snow · · Score: 0

    but plastic = scratches. you assume people will know how to clean a plastic window when everyones used to glass.. i can see it now. otterbox for your car....

  19. Re:the only reason they do that on Supreme Court: Affordable Care Act Is Constitutional · · Score: 0

    where are you finding 100 dollar health care...

  20. Re:The Main Problem with SOPA on SOPA Protests 'Poisoned the Well,' Says Congressional Staffer · · Score: 0

    Let's bring the literacy rate up, and put an "app" on peoples devices, phones, tablets, computers, etc that allows everyone in their country read bills being proposed, who wrote them, lobbying for them, and actually participate in the process.

    well if google has 93% or so of peoples eyeballs.... they have all the devices and reach you can think of, they could create a new era of world voting. but will google do it? heck no... you'll find a stupid Turing machine.

  21. Re:...overkill...? on Will Dolby's New Atmos 62.2 Format Redefine Surround Sound? · · Score: 0

    Why does this remind me of the spoof commercial I saw somewhere for the 12 blade facial razor, for the ultimate in close shaves? The thing looked like a damn textbook attached to a Bic razor handle. 62 speakers sound like extreme overkill in any environment outside a professional theater.

    the Mach 20 razor you refer to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F7TMlrDXtw

  22. resolution on New Modeling Algorithms Bring More Detail to Google Earth's 3-D World · · Score: 0

    i think the reason for putting mobile first is to hide the conversion quality as they finish processing the images. by the time desktop earth gets updated they should be through with their inital rollout, just my 2 cents. (i wouldnt wanna be the one in charge of processing trillions of images.)

  23. nice to see decent news for once on OpenRelief Project Launches Disaster Drone Project at LinuxCon Japan · · Score: 0

    im sure someone will find a prob with it

  24. Re:umm on Is Australia's CSIRO a Patent Troll? · · Score: 0

    maybe cos its a government research organisation, not a commercial company. maybe the difference is that many other government research orgs are quite happy to sink countless millions in taxpayer-funded grants into new tech that is merely ripped off by commercial companies, so that taxpayers get to pay for it twice-over.

    so i get modded troll for pointing out the trolls like this one ^^^ i watched two ac's seed this comment list at 5 am. i call total bullshit

  25. Re:But they actually did the work on Is Australia's CSIRO a Patent Troll? · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    so because its a troll article we get two ac trolls? f**ing a things at slashdot have went down the tubes ILL REPEAT YAWmotherf**ing..N