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  1. Re:Some More Names to Consider on What Belongs In a High School Sci-Fi/Fantasy Lit Class? · · Score: 1

    What he said!

  2. Re:No. on Did Chicago Lose Olympic Bid Due To US Passport Control? · · Score: 1

    Ah ok, cool.

  3. Re:No. on Did Chicago Lose Olympic Bid Due To US Passport Control? · · Score: 1

    I'm not sure where you are going with that, but if he is reelected, he'll be president till January 2017. I was saying his odds are about even on being re-elected.

  4. Re:No. on Did Chicago Lose Olympic Bid Due To US Passport Control? · · Score: 1

    I'm not even sure why you responded. Does "about even" sound like zero to you or something?

  5. Re:No. on Did Chicago Lose Olympic Bid Due To US Passport Control? · · Score: 1

    Let's pick nits why don't we?

  6. Re:No. on Did Chicago Lose Olympic Bid Due To US Passport Control? · · Score: 3, Funny

    That's just retarded. Odds are about even he won't even be president in 2016.

  7. Re:Why P2P on House Committee Passes "Informed P2P User Act" · · Score: 1

    Great point. If you code something that in fact does just that, I hope you share it :D

  8. Re:Why do corporations have to be people? on Corporations Now Have a Right To "Personal Privacy" · · Score: 1

    I doubt that. Something else would be figured out in short order, like humans always have done before.

  9. Re:Why do corporations have to be people? on Corporations Now Have a Right To "Personal Privacy" · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Firstly, if a corporation couldn't make a profit anymore then it would "un-incorporate" and possibly a new corporation with a different name and the same people would pop up.

    I don't see any reason we couldn't specifically disallow this from happening when a corporation is being punished. Make it so anyone director level or above *cannot* create or join a new corporation until their "sentence" is served. If they are on multiple company's boards they would have to either give up the position or become a silent director until the sentence is finished or commuted. Considering there are natural humans in jail right now for *life* for nothing other than possession of marijuana, I don't think this could be considered "too harsh".

    Don't do the crime if you can't do the time & all that.

  10. Re:Why do corporations have to be people? on Corporations Now Have a Right To "Personal Privacy" · · Score: 1

    Your ideas sound pretty damn good to me.

  11. Re:Jury duty? on Corporations Now Have a Right To "Personal Privacy" · · Score: 1

    Same here. But, if I ever get called I'm going to play dumb & see if I can get on anyhow. DEITY$ help them if they are prosecuting a non-violent drug user, cause I will hang that jury so fast it will make their heads spin.

  12. Re:Why do corporations have to be people? on Corporations Now Have a Right To "Personal Privacy" · · Score: 3, Insightful

    That's fine. They just need to be held responsible when they break the law, in a similar fashion to natural people. If you are stupid rich & speed everywhere & just pay the tickets & thumb your nose at the law, eventually you are going to have your right to drive taken away completely regardless of how much money you have. Something similar needs to happen to corporations that constantly bend & break laws. Sometimes a fine can *never* be an appropriate punishment, especially in cases where the CEOs & Directors get paid regardless of what actually happens in the company.

  13. Re:Just to Aid the Inevitable on UK Court Order Served Over Twitter, To Anonymous User Posing As Another · · Score: 1

    Throwing water onto sulfur may be a better analogy if anonymous gets involved. :D

  14. Re:You lose, I win! on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 1

    Oh, and calling people asshats? Mature.

    Are you fucking kidding me kid?

    a huge dickhead who manages to stay enough within the rules to avoid a ban

    Do as I say, but you'll whine & moan if I give a taste of your own? Fuck you buddy.

  15. Yeah, unfortunately I am serious.  She is taking mostly online courses, I'm guessing that is what the registration is for.

  16. Re:Yep on New Bill Proposes Open Source Requirement for Publicly Funded Books · · Score: 3, Insightful

    That & removing corporate citizenship would go a long way to fixing about 1/2 the problems with this country.

    Slightly more on topic, I wish this bill had been passed last year, would have saved my girlfriend about $600 in books for this semester.  She couldn't even get them used because for some reason, books that have already been registered aren't usable for her classes.  Shade of Stallman's "Right to Read" I tell you!

  17. Re:Maximal ignorance exposed and explained. on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 1

    Aw, give him a break.  Like he said, he's unemployed & still in school, i.e. has no real-world experience with stuff like this.

  18. Re:Maximal ignorance exposed and explained. on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 1

    Thank you Chris, you phrased that much more succinctly than ever could.

  19. Re:You lose, I win! on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 1

    His argument?  What argument?  Saying that the Nintendo doesn't make a profit on each & every Wii sold isn't an argument when Nintendo has publicly stated on several occasions that the opposite is true.  He's just ranting along in a true moron fashion.

    http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2006/09/7752.ars

    "We will make a profit on the entire Wii proposition out of the boxâ€"hardware and software," according to Fils-Aime."

    http://www.nforcershq.com/nintendo-wii-system-and-games-markup-details/

    "Nintendo has stated that it will make a profit on every system sold, which is not the modern day norm where the system is the loss-leader. So clearly, Nintendoâ€(TM)s cost to produce, package, and ship the Wii is less than $237.50."

    http://www.forbes.com/2008/11/28/nintendo-wii-wii2-tech-personal-cz-cs-1201wii.html

    "But here's the winning point: Unlike its competitors, Nintendo has figured out how to make money from its console sales. Sony loses money on each Playstation sold. Microsoft might just break even. But every Wii brings in $6 of operating profit for Nintendo, says David Gibson, an analyst at Macquarie Securities."

    Operating Profit = Operating Revenue - Operating Expenses

    There is no argument.  The jackass you are defending is stating that somehow a profit isn't a profit.  I rebutted this before he even posted.

    A 5 year old with a ~200k UID would be a neat trick however.

  20. Re:You lose, I win! on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 1

    Was I arguing with you?  You were the AC asshat above?  Well good on you for growing a set & abandoning the cowardly AC moniker!

  21. Re:You lose, I win! on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 1

    The more you guys bitch about it, the more I fall in love with it. :D

  22. Re:You lose, I win! on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Well, you know what the say, "Never argue with a troll they drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience."

    Baby Jesus cries cause I kick him daily if at all possible.

  23. Re:You lose, I win! on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 1

    Your = you're

  24. You lose, I win! on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 0, Troll

    And your a fuckwad AC who lacks the convictions to put a name to your trolling.

    Nintendo has stated that they do not & will not sell the Wii at a loss.  End of discussion.

    Kindly STFU & go back under your bridge.

  25. Re:When will they learn? on Wii Update 4.2 Tries (and Fails) To Block Homebrew · · Score: 1

    Blah blah blah, I can't find anything wrong with the message so I will insult the messenger.  Whatever, shit for brains.