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  1. Re:Fascist big-gov't bastards... on Conservative Site Argues Profiting from Snowden 'Treason' May Violate Law (judicialwatch.org) · · Score: 1, Informative

    That's because he's openly racist, misogynistic and authoritarian.

  2. Re:Not a strong enough tie on Conservative Site Argues Profiting from Snowden 'Treason' May Violate Law (judicialwatch.org) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    It's only treason if you lose. If you win, it's revolution.

  3. Re:cant be every adult on This Company Has Built a Profile On Every American Adult (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 2

    It's worse than that. The government put chips in your head while you were sleeping.

  4. Re:A free market solution awaits. on Robocalling Scourge May Not Be Unstoppable After All (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    It's unpossible for Adam Smith to be wrong. Or so says the cowardly cunt who downmodded OP with "overrated".

  5. Re: Drones. on Robocalling Scourge May Not Be Unstoppable After All (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I say we dust off and nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

  6. Re:"Model rocket" eh on ULA Interns Launch Record-Breaking 50-Foot Rocket (space.com) · · Score: 1

    The German V-2 rocket was smaller than this thing, and it's been accurately described as the first successful ballistic missile.

    It just goes to show, depending on who builds it, something may be an enlightened amateur rocket or a dangerous enemy weapon.

    As the old saying goes, "it's not how big it is, it's how you use it".

  7. Does anyone here wait for the final version of an operating system to release before making the switch?

    I've been saying for years that I'm not sure I'd take the dot zero version of Eternal Life.

  8. Re: SIGH.... it's like being out on a playground on Fedora QA Lead Pans Canonical 'Propaganda' On Snap Apps (happyassassin.net) · · Score: 1, Troll

    Which sounds really interesting and plausible until you admit in another post that you work for Red Hat and are a big SystemD/Potterling supporter. So what you're really saying is that it's only OK when it's Red Hat leading the Linux community around by the nose. It's Linux: "Be reasonable, do it my way" is a way of life.

  9. Re: So how do we miss a 300 foot object that has b on Small Asteroid Discovered Orbiting Earth (cnn.com) · · Score: 1

    Also, in space, you can't hear the "whoosh"-ing sound.

  10. Re: BSA = Software Industry Lobbyists on Software Industry Has $1 Trillion Economic Impact In US (cnet.com) · · Score: 1

    I'm reminded of the Mitt Romney picture "I can lie faster than you can fact check" meme from the last election cycle. This "One Trillion Dollars" /Dr. Evil> lie is gonna be with us for a LONG time.

  11. Wikipedia says:

    He is remembered for a famous exchange with a Ford executive when Ford was automating its production lines. Leading Reuther into a great hall filled with machines, with just one or two human workers programming them, an executive joked, "How do you plan to get these boys to pay your union dues, Walter?" Reuther looked around, shook his head, and said, "How do you plan to get them to buy your cars?"

    Raw Deal: How the "Uber Economy" and Runaway Capitalism Are Screwing American Workersby Steven Hill (via Google Books) relates the same (doesn't allow copypasta, or I would have) story, so 30 seconds of Googling proves it almost certainly did happen.

  12. Re:Les Nessman on RIP Kuro5hin (kuro5hin.org) · · Score: 1

    I went to a (programming) job interview many years ago, and did really well at it. Afterwards, the interviewer wanted me to go to lunch with the rest of the gang, to see "how well you'd fit in with the group". OK, fine, whatever. So on the way to lunch with half a dozen guys in an SUV, they're talking about softball leagues and whatnot, and I've got nothing to say. I don't even remember what cued me, but I go: "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly" - and NOT A SINGLE FUCKING ONE OF THEM (and they were all age-appropriate) knew what I was talking about, they thought I had Tourette's or something - that's when I knew it wasn't going to be a "good fit".

  13. Les Nessman on RIP Kuro5hin (kuro5hin.org) · · Score: 2

    Anybody else getting a Les Nessman "WKRP is not on the air" vibe from Slashdot posting a link to a site that's no longer there?

  14. Re: Buy Low, Sell High on Billionaire Investor Carl Icahn Sells Entire Stake In Apple (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    Hi. Welcome to "capitalism".

    As they [Lurch] said in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid: "RULES???!!!??? In a knife fight???"

  15. Re:radiation compared to what? on Photos Show The Lingering Radioactivity At Chernobyl And Fukushima (mashable.com) · · Score: 0

    "Evidence of radiation still exists" ... "while orange and red signal a higher radiation dose"
    Heh. We can't even be sure he moved through the pictures at a uniform rate.
    I'd like to see a similar photo essay of a trip to the local supermarket:

    ... and here's the cooler with pork ... OMGOMG!!
    ... and here's the canned vegetable aisle ... OMGOMGOMG!!!
    ... and here's the fresh banana bin ... OMGOMGOMGOMG!!!! <clutches pearls, swoons, lies down on fainting couch>

  16. Re:How about something more useful? on Microsoft's BSOD Is Getting More Descriptive With QR Codes (cio.com) · · Score: 1

    Much as I hate the "THIS! A thousand times THIS!" posts, I think it's very appropriate here.

    Every bit as useful as a "There was an error, OK?" dialog box with a single "Whatever" button.

  17. Debuting Monday, it's a system designed to make government surveillance of transferring and receiving money as easy as government surveillance of exchanging e-mail or text messages.

    FTFY

  18. Re:Unfortunate on Toyota Teams With Microsoft On Connected Cars (usatoday.com) · · Score: 5, Funny

    I was thinking more old school:

    You have successfully changed your radio station.
    You must restart your car for the new changes to take effect.
    Would you like to restart your car now?

  19. Re:How can you expect something that is soooo haaa on Verizon Plans $20 Upgrade Fee Even If You Pay Full Price For a Phone (macrumors.com) · · Score: 1

    I wish I had the mod points or the time to write an epistle about how right this is. Since the 90's the telecom industry as a whole has received approximately 42 trazillion dollars in tax breaks and outright gubment kickbacks to "improve infrastructure", which, of course, they scrupulously (as a consortium) haven't done. Instead, they've used that money to buy each other, and more lobbyists to collect yet more "incentives". Meanwhile, customers are saddled with more fees, bandwidth caps and piss-poor service in general.

    My ${DEITY}, Mexico (FUCKING MEXICO (not being racist or anything, just sayin')) has better phone service than we do.

  20. Re:Linux, for free? on Red Hat Expands Red Hat Developer Program With No-Cost Red Hat Enterprise Linux (betanews.com) · · Score: 3, Funny

    YAY! systemd for EVERYBODY!!! For FREE!!!!!


    errrrrrr ..... wait .....

  21. Wait, let me get this straight.... on Microsoft Extends Its Windows Hello Login Security Features To Apps and the Web (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    You want me to let a Microsoft browser send my "fingerprint scanners, facial recognition and even iris scanner" credentials across the open Internet as a whizzo convenience feature? (Checks calendar, nope it's only March 31)... Sure! Why not? What could possibly go wrong?

  22. Re:MS already has a bot framework on Microsoft Launches Bot Framework To Let Developers Build Their Own Chatbots (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 1

    Heh. You're "Insightful" and "Funny", but I'm (just above you) a "Troll".

  23. How is this news? on Microsoft Launches Bot Framework To Let Developers Build Their Own Chatbots (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 3, Funny

    Microsoft has had the world's best "bot framework" for DECADES - it's called "Windows".

  24. Re:No surprise on Over 1,400 Vulnerabilities Found In Automated Medical Supply System · · Score: 1

    Now that I'll totally agree with.

  25. Re:No surprise on Over 1,400 Vulnerabilities Found In Automated Medical Supply System · · Score: 1

    Thanks. I was waiting for someone to blame it all on gubment.