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  1. Re:Mod Up on German NSA Critic Denied Entry To the US · · Score: 1, Informative

    It feels wrong when somebody gets all shrill and pretends the U.S. still has borders, when we're just short of losing the Southwest to Mexico.

  2. Re:Does anyone understand the "zombies" craze? on Fighting Zombies? Chevrolet Reveals New "Black Ops" Concept Truck · · Score: 1

    Great flick.

  3. Re:Does anyone understand the "zombies" craze? on Fighting Zombies? Chevrolet Reveals New "Black Ops" Concept Truck · · Score: 2

    I, for one, always thought 'zombie' a euphemism for bureaucrat.

  4. Re:Please ruin it like you did Star Trek on An Animated, Open Letter To J.J. Abrams About Star Wars · · Score: 2

    I detected a certain spaciousness to the whole galaxy. It was totally cosmic. I found myself becoming one with my navel. Then the hairball came.

  5. Re:Technology is not the problem on Matchstick-Sized Sensor Can Record Your Private Chats Outdoors · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    What a retro notion. I suppose next you're going to argue that government needs a proper budget, guns don't kill people, life begins at conception, and

    "If only there were some... natural mechanism by which to explain variations in global temperature. It would have to be massive, though. On the scale of our own Sun."

  6. Re:Gross, but... on First Cases of Flesh-Eating Drug Emerge In the United States · · Score: 1

    Sure; he got busted: it was a barracks.
    But we're discussing availability, not quality.

  7. Re:Gross, but... on First Cases of Flesh-Eating Drug Emerge In the United States · · Score: 2

    Guy back in school had a jug of apple juice, yeast, sugar, and a heating register. They don't call it home brew for nothing.
    So I don't find your distinction compelling.

  8. Re:Why do we even go to these orgs anymore... on Did NIST Cripple SHA-3? · · Score: 1

    Schneier hasn't got the public profile for real Goldstein-hood.

  9. Your reply on Did NIST Cripple SHA-3? · · Score: 2

    Really needs to be read to the tune of The Who for maximal irony.

  10. Re:Why do we even go to these orgs anymore... on Did NIST Cripple SHA-3? · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Schneier, ever time I read him, seems to be making sense. No need to deify the chap, though.

  11. Re:Software on GNOME 3.10 Released · · Score: 1

    May the Almighty have mercy.

  12. Re:Software on GNOME 3.10 Released · · Score: 0

    Just don't lose the whole byte.

  13. Re:It was the Dukes! on Somebody Stole 7 Milliseconds From the Federal Reserve · · Score: 2, Funny

    Feeling good, Louis!

  14. What, you thought this was a fair market? on Somebody Stole 7 Milliseconds From the Federal Reserve · · Score: 5, Funny

    Looks like you picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue.

  15. As long as you're on Wayland on LLVM's Libc++ Now Has C++1Y Standard Library Support · · Score: 1

    Stone Temple Pilots vs. Velvet Revolver is a far more rockin' analogy*.

    *Any spelling errors contained in this gag are just so many flies in the vaseline.

  16. Re:I find evolution requires too much faith on Why Are Some Hell-Bent On Teaching Intelligent Design? · · Score: 1

    The experiment is currently being carried out on several thousand other planets in the Milky Way

    Maybe, maybe not. It would be interesting to go find out.

  17. Needs a soundtrack on Research Finds Link Between Inflation and Laughter In Federal Reserve Meetings · · Score: 1

    How about "Stranglehold" by Ted Nugent?

  18. Re:I find evolution requires too much faith on Why Are Some Hell-Bent On Teaching Intelligent Design? · · Score: 1

    how productive will you be if you spend your time questioning the "1+1" level of the system?

    Given the finite nature of the mind, everyone behaves as though "1+1" is a "good enough" model of the universe. Try not to get too wrapped up in the reality of pi, unless math is your thing. In Economics, this is known as "specialization".

  19. Re:GMA 600? Last years Atom? $200?!? on Intel Rolls Out Raspberry Pi Competitor · · Score: 1

    So. . .you're not imagining a Beowulf Cluster of those. . .

  20. Re:Obligatory answer: on Is HTML5 the Future of Book Authorship? · · Score: 1

    Isn't it really all a SMOP? (SMOP Means Onomatopoeic Polysyllabry)

  21. I find evolution requires too much faith on Why Are Some Hell-Bent On Teaching Intelligent Design? · · Score: 1

    At the moment, anyway.
    Show me the repeatable experiment where you go straight from the periodic table of elements to self-replicating life.
    Which is not to say that I really think the Almighty trotted out the universe in 168 hours, either.
    Let's just take comfort in the realization that no one "knows", put what is "known" out there, and let people grow in the knowledge that there is still plenty to sort out.

  22. Re:Yes, but... on Nvidia Unveils Its Own 7" Tegra Note Tablet · · Score: 1

    But can you build a BeAndroidWulf Cluster of them?

  23. Econophysicist on True Size of the Shadow Banking System Revealed (Spoiler: Humongous) · · Score: -1, Troll

    Did you hear the one about the Econophysicist, the Historochemist, and the Artamatician?
    They showed up to un-f**c the UNFCCC, the the global warming weenies were all: "Hey, we thought WE were the ridiculous ones."

  24. Re:first on Linux 3.12 Merge Window Closes With Release of Linux 3.12-rc1 · · Score: 2

    Not yet, and that could be a real blocker for 2014 being the year that linux conquers the desktop.

  25. Re:Blue screen of Nook on Insiders Say B&N Will Launch New Nook,Tablet In October · · Score: 1

    Thanks for destroying my question about building a Beowulf Cluster of Nooks, you insensitive clod.