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  1. Re:Utter BS on Why Mars Is Not the Limit For Human Space Flight · · Score: 1

    you're just pissy because i punched a hole through your own ignorance.... go cry to mommy fool

  2. Re:Bug? The program works just FINE! on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 0

    I also can't help it that YOU pasted it into an online interpreter that way (YOUR error)

    i copied and pasted it VERBATIM from YOUR post... hence... YOUR ERROR

    you keep living in your delusion though... its all here on your permanent slashdot record for everyone to read :)

  3. Re:"CruTcHy"'s truly "greatest hits" (not) & F on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1
    have another read of my comment that first points out where the bug is (before you hahaha)... http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3058625&cid=41117989

    the code paste in http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3058625&cid=41091833 was merely to point to the code that you posted... the code that was actually pasted into the interpreter was copied and pasted verbatim from your post, with indents

    go back and have a look at the code you posted...
    http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3058625&cid=41052117

    the bug is there... on the fifth line

    if i pasted the code without any indents at all, a parse error would have been thrown for line 2... it wouldn't have gotten as far as line 5

    so, like i said, your code may have worked perfectly in your interpreter, but the code as posted IN YOUR COMMENT (http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3058625&cid=41052117) had the bug, so the bug was not mine

    it wouldn't even be a big deal, except that you can't help but make it a big deal with things like...

    P.S.=> Additionally + Lastly: Like ALL my code? It works well... apk

    ...so if your going to make dipshit comments like that, at least have a look over the code you post, because otherwise you're just begging to be pwned (as you are now)

  4. Re:Hell no on Would You Open Your Home To a Hacker – For Free? · · Score: 1

    i'd let one of them stay... in exchange for finding all the security holes in my network and server

  5. Re:"CruTcHy"'s truly "greatest hits" (not) part de on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    i found a bug in your posted code before you could and no amount of bitchslapping from you is going to change that fact.... you're just going to have to live with it

  6. Re:/. formatting error (not I)... apk on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    i found a bug in your posted code before you could and no amount of bitchslapping from you is going to change that fact... you're just going to have to live with it

  7. Re:Security pros disagree... apk on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    you can bullshit all you like.... you're pwned on the python script in two ways (first the indentation bug, which i found first, and second the complexity of something that should have been so simple, which highlights how much of a noob you are)

    hosts is useful, but no as much as a proper firewall like iptables, and a blacklist hosts will always be prone to any kind of zero day attack as much as anything else that relies on a blacklist

    you're an amateur freetard who likes to blow smoke out his ass as one of the most infamous slashdot trolls

  8. Re:You don't get it, do you? on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    python relies on left indentation... you didn't indent the print statement in the for loop in your posted code... i don't care if it worked in your interpreter... the fact is YOUR POSTED CODE HAD A BUG, and you couldn't find it before I did HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! suck shit dickwad... i wouldn't know but i imagine it sux to be pwned like you are right now

  9. Re:Utter BS on Why Mars Is Not the Limit For Human Space Flight · · Score: 1

    wonderful theory... yet to be proven

  10. Re:'CruTcHy' - now you steer clear of this? on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    nobody but you gives a toss about a noob delphi program that creates a blacklist hosts file... even the form layout stinks of amateur

  11. Re:Are you blind? on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    why would i even bother with the interpreter unless i suspected a bug.... FOOL!!!!

    i found a bug in your posted code that you thought was perfect.... and YOU CAN'T STAND IT... HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!

    i'm happy now.... cheers fuckface

  12. Re:'CruTcHy' - you blew it on the print statement on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    the only ounce of sense i got from your entire comment was that data explains the memory usage... fair enough (i didn't realize there would be much need for large data stored in memory for something as simple as a hosts file generator... even if you're downloading from a http server or something, and if you have an open file handle for writing out you shouldn't need to store the entire hosts file content in memory)

    maybe look at how you're storing the data... maybe use packed records. i can process gigabytes of flight test data without using much memory (data comes in, gets processed, and gets written out)

    and why the hell would you need a 64-bit program to generate hosts files? sounds like a bit of a dick waving stunt to me.... not surprising for you

  13. Re:No, 'CruTcHy' (lol): Great enough for it to wor on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    i don't even use an IDE for my php apps... i use gedit, which is basically windows notepad except with syntax highlighting

  14. Re:'CruTcHy': I know - print "troll bs here"[::-1] on Windows 8 Changes Host File Blocking · · Score: 1

    Hey, stupid? I knew that already

    the comment you link oesn't show anything about the indentation bug or a simpler way to code your string reversal... you were (before i highlighted it) completely ignorant of it (rotflmao!!!!), what is this "not really coding" bullshit... nice backpedal tard.

    you're an arrogant moron, and i caught you out on your code that you're so proud of.... hahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!

    P.S.=> Additionally + Lastly: Like ALL my code? It works well... apk

    lol yeah unless it has a bug that you need someone else to find.... BAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

    apk... the self-proclaimed ruler of programming, that took a whole 15 minutes to write a pointless bit of jibberish just to reverse a string... caught out with a bug in his posted code... THAT HE COULDN'T FIND!!!!!! OMG HOW FOOLISH MUST HE FEEL NOW !!!!!!

    P.S.=> "Onwards, & UPWARDS"... I RULE!

    yeah... you rule your own vagina

  15. Re:Dead wrong on Why Mars Is Not the Limit For Human Space Flight · · Score: 1

    No reason a better structured approach by different parties with more coherent motivations couldn't succeed

    certainly, but what better strucutred approach is there? as soon as any kind of formal "organization" forms, in our current economic and political environment, motivations turn toward financing... i have one idea but i don't know who could make it work; a non-profit organization set up with the ultimate goal of establishing a huge space station at lagrange point L1 could possibly work if it was funded by an ever increasing number of subsidiaries run like profitable enterprises in all industries, supported by mass-marketing to leverage consumer sentiment (of course price must be competitive also, but without any need for a profit margin that should be possible)

    Wouldn't it be a whole lot healthier to develop a belief system that doesn't require global disaster in order to be validated?

    healthier maybe, but unlikely... believing in something doesn't make it so

    You do realize that minerals exist off of Earth? And that minerals from Mars would sell just as well as minerals from Earth would. Frankly, I think a driver for space mining will be Earth-side regulation.

    not sure what you were getting at here... i was referring to minerals on mars that would be rare on earth, and such mineral is likely something that doesn't have widespread use yet or there would already be extra-terrestrial mining operations

    the "greedy" class is more likely to survive than the "people" class

    a fallacy of the greedy class to be sure... unfortunately for them they have no idea how much they rely not only on the people class, but on society in general... in fact the whole class system depends on society. after ww3, there would be no class structure because (assuming a nuclear winter scenario) there would be no more society. q: how do we define a wealthy person? a: someone who has a lot of financial wealth... q: so what if the value of every currency in the world plummeted to zero (except for paper money being a useful fire fuel)? a: wealthy people wouldn't be wealthy because there would be nothing they could get with their useless financial wealth likely to have been obliterated along with the electronic financial systems that contained it... it would be survival of the fittest, literally, and wealthy people are (not in all cases, but generally) unfit to survive without the support of a societal structure. most people in developed countries would struggle. those most likely to srvive would be african/indian/aboriginal tribes who are skilled in living off the land. those that formed and connected with militias in developed countries would survive for a while (stealing, pillaging, etc), but once the existing canned food supply was gone, guns and mob rule would be pretty useless.

  16. Re:Dead wrong on Why Mars Is Not the Limit For Human Space Flight · · Score: 1

    relies heavily on gravity

    centrifuge

  17. Re:Utter BS on Why Mars Is Not the Limit For Human Space Flight · · Score: 1

    yeah, "some things", not all, and if you don't have a complete understanding of the universe, you are one smug son of a bitch for assuming that anything is impossible... get back in your box, moron

  18. Re:Utter BS on Why Mars Is Not the Limit For Human Space Flight · · Score: 1

    idiot. the discussion is about FTL, not gravity

  19. Re:Stupid and wrong on NIST Publishes Draft Guidelines For Server BIOS Protection · · Score: 0

    whoosh

  20. Re:Stupid and wrong on NIST Publishes Draft Guidelines For Server BIOS Protection · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    white men have smaller cocks than black men, so white men should all be killed so that women can have a better sex life than with the pathetic white limp dicks that they are putting up with now

  21. 9/11 on NIST Publishes Draft Guidelines For Server BIOS Protection · · Score: 1

    hopefully its a little more thought out than their report on 9/11

  22. Re:Utter BS on Why Mars Is Not the Limit For Human Space Flight · · Score: 1

    You are one smug son of a bitch, you know that?

    not so smug as to assume i have a complete and unequivocally accurate understanding of the entire universe

  23. Re:Utter BS on Why Mars Is Not the Limit For Human Space Flight · · Score: 1

    wow that really makes you an expert then huh? we should all be paying homage to your spectacular intellectual insight that could never be proven wrong... just like your colleagues through that ages that used lots of fancy words and equations to prove that the world is flat and is the center of the universe

  24. Re:lots of options on Ask Slashdot: How To Run a Small Business With Open Source Software? · · Score: 1

    my father does it... when you're passionate about your own business, getting the most out of your finances is a priority, and leaving it all up to quickbooks is just an invitation for ignorance and waste

    yes many business owners don't do it because they choose not to, but there are many that do and there is nothing stupid about it (indeed learning about taxes makes you a smarter businessperson than the ignorants who put all their faith in quickbooks)

  25. Re:That's fine because I plan to bypass... on You Can't Bypass the UI Formerly Known As Metro On Windows 8 · · Score: 1

    i disagree with most of that, but ok