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  1. Re:11 rear enders on Google Self-Driving Car Rear-Ended In First Injury Accident · · Score: 1

    I did not answer on anything related to whose fault it was, only to the claim that it was physically impossible that he made

  2. Re:11 rear enders on Google Self-Driving Car Rear-Ended In First Injury Accident · · Score: 1

    car past tests because things are not noted as broken because of some error or bad test or something else, I cant see how you fail too see that car gets cleared in rego tests even with faults

  3. Re:11 rear enders on Google Self-Driving Car Rear-Ended In First Injury Accident · · Score: 2

    its actually physically possible, one example is that the brake fails and the failing of the brakes is not something the driver could have done about, maybe some manufacturing fault, + that the driver might be in a middle lane and the left and right lane has cars as well so they couldn’t steer away

  4. Re:Tax dollars at work. on Man Arrested After Charging iPhone On London Overground Train · · Score: 1

    yes its true that rules are not laws, but breaking some rules might get you charged for breaking some law, as it is depending on the rules of whom you break and how they take it

  5. Re:Tax dollars at work. on Man Arrested After Charging iPhone On London Overground Train · · Score: 1

    there are rules and laws for a reason, and those thousands of * will be spent anyway because the government will not stop paying the people even if they had less things to do(thats highly unlikely)

    now lets talk about that the time and resources could be used for better things instead

    and side note, here they have realised that ppl might want to charge their phones\latptops\whatever so they have installed plugs for use in the overground, underground and trains

  6. Re:Do your part nerds! on Facebook's New Chief Security Officer Wants To Set a Date To Kill Flash · · Score: 1

    nah I rather keep it for the porn and illegal video streaming sites, oohhh and dont forget all the fury porn flash "games"

  7. Re:Not to say it's unnecessary on Test Pilot: the F-35 Can't Dogfight · · Score: 1

    I cant really see shooting missiles against each other is considered dogfighting, as most ppl will think ww1-2 dogfighting when using that word

  8. Re:Precedent on Avira Wins Case Upholding Its Right To Block Adware · · Score: 1

    there is one, its not just official but most courts abide by it, and if they push it to the eu court then after that the outcome will be set as precedence for the whole of europe

  9. Re:well then on Samsung Nanotech Breakthrough Nearly Doubles Li-Ion Battery Capacity · · Score: -1

    so you mean your friend of yours is telling about military secrets to ppl outside the military?

    this could be a simple thing that is called patenting and that maybe they are only to be sold to the military for they use to have advantages over other military, just because things exist means that they will be made available to the general populace for various reasons

    and btw, the op of the thread was obviously sarcastic

  10. Re:Good Job on BBC Curates The "Right To Be Forgotten" Links That Google Can't · · Score: 1

    google doesnt have an newspaper licence or what they are called, and with that forcing them to be removed would impede on free speech(if the country follows that)

  11. Re:You are Doomed on Ask Slashdot: Best API Management System? · · Score: 1

    this, but even it seems that they want a system that they can offer x apis to customers and then charge them more to use other apis they might have, and that is a sound business model if it works out for them

  12. Re:Link to original paper on New Javascript Attack Lets Websites Spy On the CPU's Cache · · Score: 0, Troll

    considering the article has in the first sentence a link to the original article linking to it here in the way you are doing seems highly unnecessary, you sound like douche plain and simple

  13. Re:dont develop aaa titles then on 2K, Australia's Last AAA Studio, Closes Its Doors · · Score: 1

    I thought that studio were involved with bioshock 2 and not so much with infinite

  14. Re:dont develop aaa titles then on 2K, Australia's Last AAA Studio, Closes Its Doors · · Score: 1

    I have played it, it wasnt that good and even most reviews were meh about it so I dont think it made the money back

  15. dont develop aaa titles then on 2K, Australia's Last AAA Studio, Closes Its Doors · · Score: 0

    develop good games instead

  16. they are opening a investigation on Google Responds To EU Antitrust Claims In Android Blog Post · · Score: 2

    they are not yet charging google for anything about android, considering the latest investigation took 5 years to make an charge we will see how in about that time how this comes about

    now is it to google to show that they are not breaking any rules and that they can behave

  17. Re:Android without Google on Google Responds To EU Antitrust Claims In Android Blog Post · · Score: 2

    no, its the app-maker making it difficult to use without google, and for them is taking the "easy way out", no but seriously, why should a app-maker need to make it more difficult for themselves just because you want to have alternatives?

  18. Re:Contracts on How Mission Creep Killed a Gaming Studio · · Score: 1

    in this case it was a remake, they could have followed the water fall method for that as they probably had how the game would work, story and probably a target audience already

    what the lacked seemed to be an project manger\customer manager who could set his foot down and had probably a very bad written contract

  19. Re:Contacts? on Biometrics Are Making Espionage Harder · · Score: 1

    why not?, you might not be able to pass as someone else, but I guess if you make special contacts with a weight(yes this exist) and small lines in the contacts that reflect the light so the combination of the contacts + your natural blood vessels in the retina could make a pattern of its own, and if you belong to a spy-organisation you could probably pass as a fake\made up person

    or maybe have special contacts that doesnt pass any light from behind them but reflects what you want and be able to pass as someone else

  20. Re: Internal on Gabe Newell Understands Half-Life Fans, Not Promising Any Sequels · · Score: 1

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2...

    all big titles that came out 2004, even halo 2 came out before hf2 even if it was by a week, but I played ut2004 and it has vehicles(it came out march)
    bf1942 was released 2002

    the only thing new was the source engine, the game half-life 2 by it self wasnt any marvel of its time, but it had a great story and was well made, but frankly it doesnt and didnt stand up to bring in new things into game play mechanics for its time

  21. Re: Internal on Gabe Newell Understands Half-Life Fans, Not Promising Any Sequels · · Score: 1

    I never saw that half-life 2 had so much more to add to game play compared to half-life 1, the only thing i remember was that you had car\boat you could drive around and a weapon that lets you pick up things to throw, like saw blades at zombies
    Really there wasnt much it did do revolutionary in game play when it came out, alot of different more games were released at that time that did have more game play mechanics that half-life 2

    CS:GO dosnt have all the new things, heck it is a very basic game compared to even TF, so new things are neat, but we can see that new things are not all that is needed to have a good game

    I could go to say that maybe valve has a writers block for the story or the developers like mojang got tired that people(players) expected to have it all now now and as great it is in their(playes) mind that the developers got tired of it and said fuck it, I move on

  22. Re:Internal on Gabe Newell Understands Half-Life Fans, Not Promising Any Sequels · · Score: 5, Insightful

    seems they ended it with a cliffhanger and now they dont know how to end it

  23. Re:Socketed Firmware Here We Come on Persistent BIOS Rootkit Implant To Debut At CanSecWest · · Score: 2

    thats is if you ever believed that computer were 100% secure

  24. Re:A serious question on Mozilla: Following In Sun's Faltering Footsteps? · · Score: 1
  25. Re:How are these better than traffic lights? on Robocops Being Used As Traffic Police In Democratic Republic of Congo · · Score: 4, Interesting

    probably so that people have the feeling that they are being watched, even if they used normal traffic lights and cameras it would not have the same impact as traffic light and cameras in a humanoid form