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  1. Re:So what? on The End of the "Age of Speed" · · Score: 1

    I think the point was there shouldn't even be a groping option. There's absolutely no need for it.

  2. Re:Don't be too proud on Further Updates On Post-Tsumami Japan · · Score: 1

    The inside of a run away reactor and the outside should provide sufficient heat difference to run a sterling engine.

  3. Re:still in the google cache on Teacher Suspended Over Blog About Students · · Score: 1

    The comments in that link are golden.

  4. Re:not another currency, please! on Online-Only Currency BitCoin Reaches Dollar Parity · · Score: 1

    No more fiat (or in this case, fiat-esque because it lacks a govement) money. We need physical-backed money.

    I don't care if it's gold or doughnuts, just no more fake currency.

    How about bottlecaps?

  5. I think it's time on MPAA Threatens To Disconnect Google From Internet · · Score: 3, Insightful

    That Google disconnects the MPAA from existence.

  6. Re:Easy solution on Prison Cell Phone Smuggling Out of Control · · Score: 1, Insightful

    you just don't understand the way the system works. You need to make it illegal to smuggle stuff in so even more people are sent to jail, thus increasing your free labor centers' profit.

  7. Re:I'm confused. on Universe 250+ Times Bigger Than What Is Observable · · Score: 1

    Well there's a few things.
    No one said that the speed of light is an absolute constant.
    If matter from the big bang expands at the speed of light in opposite directions, then it's plausible that you can only see what's moving in your approximate direction.
    Has anyone ever discussed the size of the big bang? What if it started with enough energy to fill a space of a few light years?

  8. Re:AGAIN, Sony? on New PS3 Firmware Contains Backdoor · · Score: 3, Insightful

    ohh so you mean besides the sony root kit and remotely disabling blueray player fiasco didn't tell you way in advanced not to buy sony products?

  9. Re:not science on The Hidden Reality Draws Ire From Physicists · · Score: 2, Insightful

    what does it have to do with this world? multiverse cannot be science, it's talking about unobservables.

    if we entertain the thought of multiverse, we might as well entertain the thought of a God. what's the difference?

    Ohh you mean like dark matter, the big bang theory, string theory, the god particle, comet extinction theory, or even evolution?
    All of them are theories. Theories try to explain something that may or not be observable. They're made because there's a problem of why something happens that isn't very straightforward. A lot of times they're wrong, but that's also part of scientific progress.

  10. Re:Margins on Mail Service Costs Netflix 20x More Than Streaming · · Score: 1

    ohh anything they want? Like stream them? yeah, thought not.

  11. Re:bad on Cosmological Constant Not Fine Tuned For Life · · Score: 1

    lambasting the science tag this is filed under. Just because a physicist claims something doesn't make it scientific. This would mean it's the complete opposite which is disproving unscientific beliefs.

  12. bad on Cosmological Constant Not Fine Tuned For Life · · Score: 0

    wow. You can't disprove intelligent design, people have faith in it which is not scientific nor something that can be reasoned with.
    This should not be on slashdot. Some people might think that disproving lunacy is actually news.

  13. Re:Energy requirements? on The Prospects For Lunar Mining · · Score: 1

    could be that since water only exists in permanently dark areas it could of been collected from solar winds over the course of billions of years?
    What makes you think it was there since creation? Also the fact that deep compressed rock in the earth contains more water than there is in all the oceans, the same process would occur on the moon.

  14. Re:Energy requirements? on The Prospects For Lunar Mining · · Score: 1

    hahahahaahhahaahhaha
    no.

  15. Re:Rated M for Mentally Insane on New Study Links Video Games and Mental Problems · · Score: 1

    How about trying to get a job if you were accidentally added to this new database?
    How about adding someone you didn't like to the list?

    Or you know, why not rely on the immediately family to determine when someone in it needs help?

  16. of course they should buy their own computers on Should Employees Buy Their Own Computers? · · Score: 1

    Are you suggesting that companies should gift them home computers instead?
    O that's right, you want to cut costs by mandating employees buy tools needed to do their own jobs. Sounds like a plan, pay everyone like a consultant accordingly. Woops, there goes your savings.

  17. Re:Too fucking bad.. on Palin's E-Mail Hacker Imprisoned Against Judge's Wishes · · Score: 2

    ohh, so he's getting tutored by all the fraudulent investment bankers and upper management staff from Enron and the like?
    This kid as a bright future ahead of him then.

  18. Re:Death ray? Not hard. on Thunderstorms Proven To Create Antimatter · · Score: 1

    I heard you can also put antimatter in a magnetic bottle, cuz no one really knows how magnets work.

  19. Re:How indispensable is that person? on When Smart People Make Bad Employees · · Score: 1

    parent post:
    "I guess all (smart) people fit in any of the three categories." ..... speechless

  20. Re:Heretics? on When Smart People Make Bad Employees · · Score: 1

    So in your definition where does being a smart person come into play with that? A badly run company is where flaws can be pointed out, talked about, discussed and agreed upon but no action is taken and the same mistakes are repeated over and over, costing the money productivity and time. It's when the managers do not listen and do things their own way at the expense of time and money. It's when there is no feedback loop for improvement. It's when management is out of touch with reality, or stupid people who do a bad job are continuously promoted within the company while the person who does all the work receives no acknowledgment for his work or participation.

    Heretics don't happen overnight. You're really simplifying things if you think people wake up one day hating what they do and who they work for.

  21. Re:How indispensable is that person? on When Smart People Make Bad Employees · · Score: 4, Interesting

    I know, i was thinking, all smart people fall under these 3 categories because the person who came up with it is a complete retard. Can't treat people as individuals so i have to generalize the "smart ones" into stupid bins that don't really fit them or what they do. I guess i've never heard of a smart person who has enough social skills to keep his mouth shut when it's important to and get his work done on time and be aware of his surroundings enough to know when disaster is going to strike and even comes up with plans so he can look like a hero every time? Right, cuz you hire smart retards because that's what you're comfortable with.

  22. Re:Mrecury on Swedish Firm Proposes City Buildings On Rails · · Score: 1

    But what is the average solar day of Mrecury?
    Obviously anything named after cury would be hot.

  23. Re:Mrecury on Swedish Firm Proposes City Buildings On Rails · · Score: 1

    This imaginary Mrecury sounds like a great place to live. What happens when, lets say, the rail needs maintenance or is damaged and needs to be repaired? The whole population gets cooked and then new people can move in once the rail is repaired and get free fried chicken? Sounds awesome.

  24. Re:wrong way round on Wikileaks and Democracy In Zimbabwe · · Score: 1

    ohh, so democracy is giving people the choice of a douche or a turd sandwich. They both suck, might as well know the dirt on both so they won't be misled.

  25. Re:Don't buy from them? on Amazon Censorship Expands · · Score: 1

    unless of course the LLC was located in the amazon, brazil. Genius idea!