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  1. Re:Companies as legal personae on Sony Agrees to Stop Payola · · Score: 1

    Right, because when you vote, it's always between one guy who's a crook and another guy who's pure as the driven snow, huh?

  2. Re:Great! on Mac OS X Gaining Ground In Corporate Environs · · Score: 0, Troll

    Yeah, because OS X doesn't have one of those command shell thingies. ...right.

  3. Re:And this is why... on U.S. House Votes to Extend Patriot Act · · Score: 1

    Because the voters don't have a meaningful choice to make.

    There's nobody to vote for.

  4. Re:haha on U.S. House Votes to Extend Patriot Act · · Score: 1

    Excellent. Hitler also used the de-humanizing of those who opposed him in order to get his way.

    So is it OK when you do it, but not OK when others do it?

  5. Re:State DNC lists are redundant on Do Not Call List Under Attack · · Score: 1

    What "legitimate telemarketers"?

    If you want to advertise to me, use your own hardware, or wait for me to come to you. Leave my phone alone.

  6. Re:In further news... on ESRB Revokes San Andreas Rating · · Score: 1

    That's only because DHS hasn't come up with a reliable (or even credible) brain wave scanner yet.

    I wish I thought that thoughtcrime was going to stay science fiction.

  7. Re:In further news... on ESRB Revokes San Andreas Rating · · Score: 2, Funny

    Thinking about naked children is a great way to get on your friendly neighborhood sex offender list.

  8. Re:In other news... on ESRB Revokes San Andreas Rating · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Could you maybe walk me through why I should respect politicians?

  9. Re:Put the blame where it belongs. on Government Pressure on ESRB · · Score: 1

    What makes you say that? You have to work hard to be a good parent. Why is that a shock?

    You don't get to infringe on my liberties to make your job as a parent easier.

  10. Re:Put the blame where it belongs. on Government Pressure on ESRB · · Score: 3, Insightful

    If your kid does bad things when s/he goes to the neighbor's house, don't let him go to that neighbor's house.

    Talk to the neighbor. Tell him "Hey, what you do with your kid is up to you, but I don't want MY kid playing this game. Can you help me out?"

    Abdicating responsibility by just saying "These games shouldn't be available to ANYBODY" is unacceptable.

  11. Re:Funny but sadly insightful on Meet Web Hypochondriacs · · Score: 1

    Something must first EXIST to eventually evolve. When you say that something must first have been created, you apply your preconceptions to a situation about which you have no information. That's bad science.

    I happen to believe that God set in motion the universe that resulted in me arguing with you, but that is not a scientific belief, and it is absolutely open to modification as I learn more.

    Arguing about faith is like dancing about architecture. Arguing about SCIENCE results in things like public sanitation and trips to other celestial bodies.

  12. Re:A brief history of Medicine on Meet Web Hypochondriacs · · Score: 1

    Both will kill me dead. What's your point?

  13. Uh, why do you care? on Will You Stick with Apple, After the Switch? · · Score: 1

    I think I don't care what you do. I don't understand why you care what I do.

    If Macs are the best for you, use them. If they're not, don't. What does my opinion have to do with your value judgements?

  14. Re:Thoughts on the "Enter" key... on Update on the Optimus Keyboard · · Score: 1

    "it's interesting to see how totally oposite things are praised as "cool"."

    Yeah, it's almost like there's more than one person who post their opinions here. Shocking concept.

  15. Re:Son of iPod? on Bill Gates Swears Vow Against 'Son of iPod' · · Score: 1

    epaper has been "coming" for years now. It'll be nice when it happens, but don't hold your breath.

    Wake me up when I can crease it and it won't break.

  16. Re:He was right then, and he's right now. on DRM Advocate Violates DRM · · Score: 1

    Uh huh, and copyright is for a limited period of time too.

    You're good at telling fairy tales. Do you work for the Mouse?

  17. Re:He was right then, and he's right now. on DRM Advocate Violates DRM · · Score: 2, Funny

    "work after the content is public domain"

    Hah. That's a good one. Don't hold your breath...

  18. Re:Well, yeah... on Homeland Security Adds Cybersecurity Position · · Score: 1

    "If you don't like it then put more effort and analysis into who you vote for next time around."

    That's a pretty stupid notion. There is no amount of effort and analysis by me that would result in anything other than a Republican or a Democrat's election to high office.

  19. Re:voice work is fine it's money on Battlestar Galactica Season 2 Premiere · · Score: 1

    That wasn't what I was responding to.

    How can you possibly argue that voice acting isn't acting?

  20. Re:Proof there is life after ST- DS9 etc. on Battlestar Galactica Season 2 Premiere · · Score: 1

    "sorry, voice work isn't acting"

    WTF?

  21. Re:extreme case of DRM on Longhorn to Require Monitor-Based DRM · · Score: 1

    Why do I need to use the standard quicktime player?

  22. Re:extreme case of DRM on Longhorn to Require Monitor-Based DRM · · Score: 1

    VNC works just fine.

  23. Re:Ah, product marketing... on Independence Day for Transformers Live Action · · Score: 1

    I buy the stuff I like, and I don't buy the stuff I don't like and/or can't afford. Fortunately for my budget, I'm not a completist, so I'm generally satisfied having one of each mold. I was able to find a Battle Ravage, so I'm not dying to locate Tracks.

    Whatever craziness Hasbro might be into, it's still cheaper than buying imports (of which I have at least a dozen, including the reissued Fortress Maximus).

    If you can show me where to get Binaltech for $25/ea, I'll be thrilled. So far, I've found no reliable sources for such.

    Right now, I'm looking for Hound, because I don't like the readily available Swindle repaint.

  24. Re:apocryphal software bug story on Best Setup for Mapping in Undeveloped Countries? · · Score: 1

    I'd take that with an incredibly huge grain of salt. A GPS unit doesn't know if it's upside down or rightside up.

  25. Re:Hello? on Best Setup for Mapping in Undeveloped Countries? · · Score: 2

    Your full coordinate fix is in four dimensions: X, Y, Z, and time (since most handheld GPS units don't have an atomic clock in them). You need four satellites to precisely fix that location.

    You can get less accurate fixes with fewer satellites because most units will make (pretty good) guesses and estimates, but you need four birds for a precise fix.

    I think.