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  1. Re:Good for both communities on Gnome Founder Miguel de Icaza Moves To Mac · · Score: 1

    That may be good for Linux, but I'm unsure whether Apple getting a semi-intelligent FUD-spewing machine is a good thing or not...

  2. Re:Online when it's useful... on SimCity 5: How Not To Design a Single Player Game · · Score: 1

    What's *wrong* with the people running this show?

    Everything, obviously. Perhaps you should ask, instead, what is right...

  3. Re:Robust hardware on Curiosity Rover On Standby As NASA Addresses Computer Glitch · · Score: 1

    Don't you mean the Vulcan We-Are-Not-Droids trick?

  4. Re:Well there you go on Microsoft, BSA and Others Push For Appeal On Oracle v. Google Ruling · · Score: 1

    Is Google not evil, with usurping AdWord revenue, kowtowing to China, collecting information without end user knowledge?

    Without end user knowledge? What kind of fucking moronic twit-brain is this so-called "end user"?

  5. Re:Fuck my life. on Microsoft, BSA and Others Push For Appeal On Oracle v. Google Ruling · · Score: 1
  6. Re:How about this... on Ask Slashdot: Dealing With an Advanced Wi-Fi Leech? · · Score: 1

    Turning SSID broadcast off is like having the TSA provide security.
    MAC address filtering is like having the TSA provide security.

  7. Re:The damage is already done. on Moving the Linux Kernel Console To User-Space · · Score: 1

    You're very good at finding excuses. I recommend you get out of system administation and go into middle management.

  8. Re:The damage is already done. on Moving the Linux Kernel Console To User-Space · · Score: 1

    Or pick up your any-better-than-lowest-end-Android-device-made-in-the-last-few-years with USB host support, a portable screen, and a bluetooth keyboard. You know, similar to the kind of things datacenters have been using for a decade to manage racked servers.

  9. Re:The damage is already done. on Moving the Linux Kernel Console To User-Space · · Score: 1

    You can get a Prolific 2303 chipset USB-to-serial adapter for $6 from Amazon, which is fully supported by Linux. Your excuse is BS.

  10. FARTS on How the Super Bowl Will Reach US Submarines · · Score: 3, Funny

    Ought to rename it Forces of America Radio and Televsion Service.

  11. Re:Good news for Linux on Microsoft Phases Out XNA and DirectX? · · Score: 1

    Well, the fix for that is obvious. Use vim, silly. :)

  12. Re:First it was HD capacity on 64GB MS Surface Pro Only Has 23GB of Free Space · · Score: 1

    No, you need to stand up and bash your stupid skull against a wall until you either die or become less stupid. The operating system misrepresenting the size by using a different measurement (binary) than what it is sold as (decimal) is the fault of THE OPERATING SYSTEM DESIGNER. If you survive beating your head into the wall repeatedly, then you may stand up and tell MICROSOFT you're not going to take it any more.

  13. Re:Yeh but...no but... on 64GB MS Surface Pro Only Has 23GB of Free Space · · Score: 1

    SD speeds ain't too quick... Especially if the SD reader on the device is stuck on a USB 2.0 bus instead of directly attached to the PCI(e) bus.

  14. Re:How about... on Press, Bloggers Fall For iPhone Cup Holder 'Joke' · · Score: 1

    The thoughts of a person who cannot spell coffee are not worthy of any consideration. Bow to the caffeine.

  15. Re:That is ONLY if the software is written for it on Can a New GPU Rejuvenate a 5 Year Old Gaming PC? · · Score: 1

    Actually, it's you that is poorly written. You are preventing them from multi-threading input, which is the main task of most games.

  16. Re:Corollary on Bad Grammar Make Bestest Password, Research Say · · Score: 2

    My typical password reminder is "Fuck you." Good luck figuring out what my password is with that hint :)

  17. Re:The nine most terrifying words... on DHS Steps In As Regulator for Medical Device Security · · Score: 1

    The 9/11 most terrifying words...

    I'm from the government and I'm here to help.

    I am from the government and I am here to help.

  18. Re:Why all the fuss? on VIA Unveils $79 Rock and $99 Paper ARM PCs · · Score: 1

    And the final issue I don't think you could charge a phone and use the host mode at the same time.

    Sure you could. Power is power. It doesn't care whether a device is the host or not. All it does is follow the wire. Just splice a 5V DC brick into the USB cable and plug it in to the wall. The power doesn't care that it is starting in the middle of the cable. It'll just go towards both ends.

  19. Re:oracle as damage, route around it on Security Expert Says Java Vulnerability Could Take Years To Fix, Despite Patch · · Score: 1

    Oh, it's so hard to find such a thing. There's this thing I've heard people whispering about in dark alleys called "NoScript", but I've never actually seen it.

  20. Some day, Mozilla will drop their craptastic and archaic NSS in favor of some modern SSL library that supports modern protocols.

  21. Re:Excuses, excuses on Ask Slashdot: Should Employers Ban Smartphones? · · Score: 1

    Why are you on Facebook when you're supposed to be working?

  22. Excuses, excuses on Ask Slashdot: Should Employers Ban Smartphones? · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    This current reality is that people have started to rely on having their smartphones with them at all times for things such as receiving emergency calls from day cares and schools, making personal calls during normal working hours

    Guess what? Your normal "dumb" phone can do that.

    accessing password managers

    Really? Surely your employer will allow you to install the damn thing on your work computer.

    and scheduling calendar events

    Ever heard of this old invention called "paper"? They put a bunch of sheets together, draw grids and numbers and month names on them, and call it a "calendar". If you're really desperate, perhaps you could use the internet access your employer provides to access your Google calendar on your work computer.

  23. Re:Missing the Point Entirely on Taking Sense Away: Confessions of a Former TSA Screener · · Score: 1

    Bullshit. They PROVIDE great weapons inside the plane, if anybody were actually looking to do harm. Just tear apart one of those aluminum cans they serve drinks from and then shred the faces of everyone within reach. How about bludgeoning somebody with your arm or leg? Better make sure only quadriplegics are allowed on planes. But then they might bite, too. So, only your torso is allowed. You get to be reacquainted with your extremities upon arrival.

  24. Re:Why color? on TI-84+C-Silver Edition: That C Stands For Color · · Score: 1

    83 the crappiest? Have you forgotten the 82?

  25. Re:Salty Prisoner on John McAfee Collapses At Guatemala Detention Center · · Score: 1

    Congratulation! You win the idiot-promoting-further-idiocy of the month award!

    FFS, this strange aversion to doing things correctly has got to stop.