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  1. Re:why? on Hackers Nab Unreleased Michael Jackson Tracks From Sony · · Score: 1

    How about clean while you're there like it happens in our place? (Unless you can't handle a minor interruption once a day)

  2. Re:why? on Hackers Nab Unreleased Michael Jackson Tracks From Sony · · Score: 3, Funny

    Ohhhhhh, so that's where Clouds come from. I get it now.

  3. Re:GAMBLING FUNDS TERRORISM!!!11! on US Shuts Down Canadian Gambling Site With Verisign's Help · · Score: 1

    Really? You think your leaders are "forced" by the terrorists and then take your freedoms?

    Have you ever considered that maybe those leaders will seize any opportunity they can to create fear so that it allows them to effectively seize more power (by taking away your freedoms, amongst other things) ?

  4. Taliban ways... on Torvalds Calls OpenSUSE Security 'Too Intrusive' · · Score: 1

    BZ: +Linus Torvalds I've got to disagree about the connecting to other networks. We have students that connect to other networks to bypass our internet filtering. It makes it a pain, because they neglect to reconnect to our wireless before logging off. Then other students can't log on or can't connect to their server shares.

    Linus Torvalds - +Blair Z: if you want to restrict people from doing everyday things, make that the uncommon option, and add a checkmark for it.

    Don't force your taliban ways on everybody else.

    smooth.

  5. Re:fris7 p5ot on Torvalds Calls OpenSUSE Security 'Too Intrusive' · · Score: 1

    The link between brackets notes that you're a bunch of years late for that joke. Don't worry, you can still be original by copying a recent troll post.

  6. Re:What an ass on Torvalds Calls OpenSUSE Security 'Too Intrusive' · · Score: 1

    I'm still wondering why a lot of these things feel like only being able to drive a car if you know how the engine works in detail (and more).

    Sure, programmers and computer enthusiasts might be able to deal with this sort of thing but anyone else probably will be paralyzed.

    Yes, I'm aware there are several distros suiting different needs but the general feeling always seems to be that you need to know one too many things.

  7. Re:Interpol on 25 Alleged Anonymous Hackers Arrested By Interpol · · Score: 1

    How about "Interpol coordinates arrests of 25 Suspected Anonymous Hackers".

    I'm aware that the way in which english media words their titles might be different though. It might be too long and the use of the word "of" might be unnecessary.

  8. Re:Meet the Feebles on Advertisers Co-Opting The Lorax With Half-Truths About Conservation · · Score: 1

    If he keeps making films like The Lord of the Rings and King Kong just let him keep on selling.

  9. Re:Widespread interest on Google+ Unblocked In China; President Obama's Page Flooded With Comments · · Score: 1

    Have you ever thought that it's because "your politics" influence the whole world in very relevant ways? Specially considering the warmongering attitude and the very real ability to see it through.

  10. Re:Got it beat... on Man Ordered To Apologize To Wife On Facebook · · Score: 1

    Being sexually promiscuous means you're a nymphomaniac? You're not only mixing around the different definitions (that's not how it works) but stretching things according to what I assume are your personal moral codes.

    No, you're not right but no, considering the way you argue, you won't change your mind either.

    I wish you lots of sex and have a nice day. :)

  11. Re:Got it beat... on Man Ordered To Apologize To Wife On Facebook · · Score: 1

    I might not have gotten the exact interpretation of impersonal but you're the one making up your own interpretations for some words but following the dictionary for others:

    Let's review the word "Whore" shall we.

    Whore:
    1. A prostitute.
    2. A person considered sexually promiscuous.
    3. A person considered as having compromised principles for personal gain.
    intr.v. whored, whoring, whores
    1. To associate or have sexual relations with prostitutes or a prostitute.
    2. To accept payment in exchange for sexual relations.
    3. To compromise one's principles for personal gain.

    I'd say that if you disregard people's feelings you're insensitive or a jerk or an asshole but it definitely doesn't sound like whore is the proper word.

  12. Re:Done. on Last Day To Tell Google To Forget You · · Score: 1

    Same here, I will be sharing it with some people who I think will find it interesting but might not have done so yet.

  13. Re:Got it beat... on Man Ordered To Apologize To Wife On Facebook · · Score: 1

    impersonal level? WTF does that even mean? Do we need to "Hollywood love" people in order to sleep with them or else we will be called whores?

    Infidelity (breaking trust in a relationship) is fucked up but if they're not in a relationship women and men should be able to fuck as many people as they want.

    Sex is NOT wrong people. Stop carrying around religious mandates.

  14. Re:Remind me again how Facebook is beneficial on Man Ordered To Apologize To Wife On Facebook · · Score: 1

    and yet, photos of you will be uploaded anyway. Time, place, context, additional information via comments...

    Not so easy to "stay off the grid" (even if you tried)

  15. Re:Is it necessary? on Australian Police Spying On Web, Phone Usage With No Warrants · · Score: 2

    Just make one up or hype up improbable or outdated ones like USA does all the time.

  16. Re:Sun used to do this on IBM Seeks Patent On Judging Programmers By Commits · · Score: 1

    arghh... bbcode instead of html... I'm ashamed of myself.

  17. Re:Sun used to do this on IBM Seeks Patent On Judging Programmers By Commits · · Score: 1

    That's something not many people is discussing here due to the lack of effectiveness of the "solution" but an implementation of such a system shouldn't be patentable. It's not inventive. A bad idea but an [b]obvious[/b] one.

  18. Re:What crap on IBM Seeks Patent On Judging Programmers By Commits · · Score: 2

    if the guy's name is script, then yes.

  19. Re:Such systems have been proposed before on The Zuckerberg Tax · · Score: 1

    There's plenty of tax evasions in Argentina though, when you're in league with the right people in the government, you won't get any surprise visits by the AFIP (Federal Administration of public earnings),

    And there's also the straw owner tactic to disperse wealth and avoid huge tax margins.

    You've provided an interesting link though, I guess I'll give it a good read and compare some countries.

  20. Re:How many Amendments are left ? on Defendant Ordered To Decrypt Laptop Claims She Had Forgotten Password · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Isn't it just way simpler to divide the nation into 2 ideological factions and raise enmity between them to avoid a unified front against organized forces?

    oh wait...

  21. Re:Reasonable decision on Indian Court Orders Google To Remove Content · · Score: 4, Funny

    Is that you Voltaire?

  22. Re:What was it? on Text Message Brands Quebec Man a Terror Suspect · · Score: 4, Interesting

    how sure are you that you're not being spied on as well? and I mean you and everyone else who uses cell phones.

  23. Re:Hmm on How the GOP (and the Tea Party) Helped Kill SOPA · · Score: 1

    "When someone makes you laugh, they're terribly wrong. When you are annoyed by what they say, you must know they are lying. But when they make you terribly angry, then you may safely assume they are right"

    I once wrote that phrase in my phone and every time I stumble upon it I feel it's completely spot on.

  24. Re:We need an amendment.... on Slovenian Ambassador Regrets Signing ACTA Agreement · · Score: 1

    When he started that war against Libya with congressional approval... oh wait...

  25. Re:US Just hates Iran on Israeli Spyware Sold To Iran · · Score: 1

    I thought people had learned after Iraq but sadly, they haven't.

    The worst thing about the Iran Propaganda is that they won't even have to admit they were wrong.

    Instead of "Ok, There were no WMDs but... Democracy! Dictator!" it will be "We stopped them before they could build the Nukes! Also... Democracy! Dictator!".