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  1. Re:Oh great on Under US Pressure, PayPal Stops Working With Mega · · Score: 1

    Voters are a lot like the constitution, they only count in a democracy. The mob doesn't run a democracy.

  2. Re:What presure? on Under US Pressure, PayPal Stops Working With Mega · · Score: 1, Funny

    Oh crap, my bank website uses encryption, paypal uses encryption. Windows uses encryption. Politicians use encryption, the media uses encryption, the NSA uses encryption. Humans use encryption.

    There can be only one logical answer.

    ENCRYPTION IS A TERRORIST! AND THEY ARE ALL TERRORISTS SYMPATHIZERS!

  3. Re:Sigh... on OPSEC For Activists, Because Encryption Is No Guarantee · · Score: 1

    Mkay, and that has nothing to do with a predictable species living in networked habitrails.

  4. Re:ok, hire One employee, let him walk for 6mnth on Drones Cost $28,000 Per Arrest, On Average · · Score: 1

    And the verdict on the cost of the lazy doughnut gobbling cop at the wheel is? There is really no substitute for police foot work, distractions involving the suspected perpetrators neighbor in a bikini is far more expensive.

  5. Re:juvenile vandalism on Lizard Squad Claims Attack On Lenovo Days After Superfish · · Score: 1

    I'm just wondering when they are going to create a terrorist classification for a type of data packet. Pretty sure it will be an open ended description.

  6. Re:Terrorists on It's Official: NSA Spying Is Hurting the US Tech Economy · · Score: 2

    When the Ruskie's stated that the US would collapse from within they weren't kidding. Interesting that they fell victim to the same things, and that most are side stepping the issues created for the airline industries by the rest of all this bullshit. Terrorists's impact the US economy? They couldn't possibly compete with our own stupidity...

  7. Re:Well fuck on Looking Up Symptoms Online? These Companies Are Tracking You · · Score: 1

    Not really about electing, one can only go along with the installation. The choices are always owned before being placed on the ballet.

  8. Re:Mine must look horrible on Looking Up Symptoms Online? These Companies Are Tracking You · · Score: 1

    Now worries, you will be replaced by an artificially intelligent bot that will be programmed to use more and buy more to in general be a better consumer.

  9. Re:As in, on Looking Up Symptoms Online? These Companies Are Tracking You · · Score: 1
  10. Re: iPad too fucking expensive on L.A. School Superintendent Folds on Laptops-For-Kids Program · · Score: 1

    You are all missing the point here, the county cannot afford it, mind control works on people but not on the bottom line. Based upon the fact the California Lotto was accepted and implemented to fund the cost of education means there is obviously something wrong with that program.

    Shitcan the lotto, or fix it.

  11. Re:It probably IS the NSA on US State Department Can't Get Rid of Email Hackers · · Score: 1

    In all actuality, Congress was a part of a democracy, to put a finger on Congress would be like the pot calling the kettle black. What we have is a first world problem and they don't run a democracy. There cannot be a single order over the entire world with respect to individuality or culture.

  12. I would tend to disagree on theft with no victims. What happens when the person that got their medical records stolen finds this was promoted by or done by the people that now harass them on the phone. And when said victim shows up on their doorstep with a baseball bat because the law (not unlike 9/11) failed to act and have now produced case law that will prevent them from having to act on it in the future? I think their are more individual people than corporations, think the law will fail to act on backlash?

  13. Re:International protest month on 'Babar' Malware Attributed To France · · Score: 1

    Protest?

    Great idea, then the NSA can justify a bigger black budget in a country that has been floating on credit since it went bankrupt in 1971 as a direct result of what the mob did in the late 50's/early 60's beyond turning national security into a fucking joke. It is completely understandable as to why they did what they did to Snowden, and not in a good way. The more people they push towards the edge, the more that will start playing it like they have nothing left to lose. Think Bosnia.

  14. Re:OMG! on Xenon Flashes Can Make New Raspberry Pi 2 Freeze and Reboot · · Score: 1

    And they said there was never any harm in a Japanese drive by. Raspberry Pi V2 killed by a bus load of tourists.

  15. Re: What I want to know is? on Some Hackers Unknowingly Gathering Intel For the NSA · · Score: 1

    Yes sir, I'd like to take a look at that 12ga. nuke... .... or are you saying they will start a nuclear war if we revolt against organized crime? My response would be "shit or get off the pot, push the fucking button".

  16. Re: What I want to know is? on Some Hackers Unknowingly Gathering Intel For the NSA · · Score: 1

    "Thugs", being the big and scary type tend to fight with other "thugs", this can be used to reduce the size of their network but can be expedited with a bit of instigation. If they can force organized crime on the people, then the people can organize a "Valentines Day" on them. Beyond that this country still holds the 1st amendment, anything that bleeds can be killed, most laws under the condition of emergency do not apply.

    Alternatively a law can be drafted to render known members of the "thugs" aka the "mob", to be rendered stateless just like they did with Snowden.

  17. Re:What I want to know is? on Some Hackers Unknowingly Gathering Intel For the NSA · · Score: 1

    Because the F35 Joint Strike Fighter plans landing in the hands of China isn't really a big deal. However, obvious constitutional violations based on proof is.

  18. Re:As always the definition of a terrorist on FBI Put Hactivist Jeremy Hammond On a Terrorist Watchlist · · Score: 1

    I would think the financial end run on all this would be more terrorizing but they won't be too worried until the oil business selects a replacement primary currency which appears to be in the works, and other countries start to refuse the US dollar as payment. Then maybe they will stop the money printing presses, stop increasing the debt ceiling and realize their scam is over and the union will break up, or worse: revolt. Mob runs on two sets of books and can evade the bottom line, entire countries can't.

  19. Re:As always the definition of a terrorist on FBI Put Hactivist Jeremy Hammond On a Terrorist Watchlist · · Score: 1

    Speaking on behalf of the FBI:

    "There is no such thing as organized crime".

    J. Edgar Hoover

    Al Qaeda is an across the pond variety of the mob, so obviously there is no such thing as terrorism either.

  20. Re: Yay for "zero tolerance" on Texas Boy Suspended For "Threatening" Classmate With the One Ring · · Score: 1

    Actually no, the second sentence IMO pretty much nailed it. I'm sure the parents put up a fight, but there is just no arguing with religious people.

  21. Re:This thread will be a sewer of misogyny on WA Bill Takes Aim at Boys' Dominance In Computer Classes · · Score: 1

    Yes!!!

    Send more women, mkay?

    But no throwbacks from other sectors...

  22. Re: Yay for "zero tolerance" on Texas Boy Suspended For "Threatening" Classmate With the One Ring · · Score: 2

    Credibility of the threat has zero possibility here. Suspension was most definitely the "Christian" thing to do.

  23. Re:In other news... on The NSA Is Viewed Favorably By Most Young People · · Score: 1

    Much truth there, corporations win by controlling both sides. Mind control is a deal breaker though.

  24. Re:Shame on them on Mathematicians Uncomfortable With Ties To NSA, But Not Pulling Back · · Score: 1

    There is nothing moral about circumventing the supreme law of the land, nor is there anything moral about being a Christian nation precluding any chance of peer reviewed separation of church and state, and in no way is there morality involved in declaration of war against something other than a sovereign nation. To fail to recognize WWII was a holy war, is to fail to see what is happening now.

  25. Re:track record on US Air Force Selects Boeing 747-8 To Replace Air Force One · · Score: 1

    Boeing? I thought they were entering into the cell phone industry with Blackberry. I'd go with something custom out of Lockheed, then again, it's just a presidential cab service we're talking about here.