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  1. too soon man, too soon.

  2. sounds delightful! on Driverless Cars Could Make Transportation Free for Everyone -- With a Catch (theatlantic.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    How is this any different than being herded like fucking cattle?

    It seems like any time there's a trade between personal responsibility and autonomy for safety/efficiency -- It's never for the benefit of the everyday person. Regardless of how it's spun.

    They'll have to pry my cold, lifeless hands off of my steering wheel.

  3. Re:Define 'Cheapest' on Wind Power Is Now The Cheapest Energy In India (bloombergquint.com) · · Score: 1

    1. it's a plan by big-caffeine to further entrench themselves as a survival necessity.
    2. SJW's by definition do not work, outside of the 5 hour sinecure/work study their department has them do
    (if they actually had jobs, they might focus their energies there instead.)

  4. Re:It's called faith. on Bitcoin's Value Plummeted Overnight and No One Knows Why (slate.com) · · Score: 1

    then it might actually be useful as a medium of exchange.

  5. Re:Suspicious reasoning on Faced With Rising Temperatures, People May Seek Asylum (axios.com) · · Score: 1

    hopefully the situations in those countries improves and they can all go home.

  6. Re:For Whom the Bell Tolls on Goldman Sachs Is Setting Up a Cryptocurrency Trading Desk (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    you know, with the amount of money they're able to extract via high frequency trading; just imagine what they'd be able to do with wide fluctuations in BTC prices and extremely long transaction times.

    (Though the upside is big players like goldman might bring some stability to the price swings, due to the aforementioned high frequency trading algos)

  7. Re:Corporate lobby group on Apple's iPhone Throttling Will Reinvigorate the Push for Right To Repair Laws (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Sooo... you as a consumer have the right to repair the things you buy.. gotcha, i'm with you on that. Encryption, or other means to explicitly defeat your repairing of the device seems like a really dick move -- but legislating that will absolutely lead to unforeseen consequences.

    (as a right winger, you're okay with the government stepping in and telling businesses how to design their products? how do you reconcile that?)

    The sane option here is don't support apple by continuing to buy their products. It sucks, and it's not as a satisfying.. but .. yeah.

  8. Re:New investment opportunity on Ice Tea Company Rebrands as 'Long Blockchain' and Stock Price Triples (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    That's.. not really what I do... Perhaps you're thinking of backpage.com?

  9. Re:Notice the weak winter Sun? on Where in the World is Mars' Water? (axios.com) · · Score: 1

    sufficiently advanced satire is indistinguishable from idiocy.

  10. Re:New investment opportunity on Ice Tea Company Rebrands as 'Long Blockchain' and Stock Price Triples (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 2

    i'll one-up you. i've legally changed my name to "blockchain supermcawesome". i'm getting job offers left and right via linkedin.

  11. you have that backwards, he's verizon's shit.

  12. Re:There is a fine line here on Dozens of Companies Are Using Facebook To Exclude Older Workers From Job Ads (propublica.org) · · Score: 1

    it's funny though, the younger crowd will accept lower wages than the 40+ oldsters, but in terms of total cost for the employer, the older guys are almost certainly cheaper. For the same reason outsourcing dev work to india is more expensive in the long run.

    HR goons and MBA's are the worst thing to happen to the US economy since ... I don't know, get off my lawn.

  13. Re:Easily replaceable battery? on Apple Confirms iPhone With Older Batteries Will Take Hits On Performance (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    Only if i get to have Quiet too.

  14. a digital fedora, as it were.

  15. do you accept caps? I found a crate of nuka-cola in a file cabinet out in primm.

  16. exactly.. the environment that allows bitcoin to exist in the first place is absolutely reliant on the stability brought by government.

    Economic collapse -> rioting, looting, mayhem..

    hard currency, gold, guns/ammo .. that's what you'd need.. not fancy math problem pretend-bux.

  17. Yes, gold would still have value. it is something everyone on the face of the planet is conditioned to covet -- and that would take generations to change..

    (if ever, as we tend to covet things that are hard to acquire, regardless of their actual utility)

  18. windows phone? on Ask Slashdot: Are There Any Alternatives To Android Or iOS? · · Score: 2

    You could probably snag a Nokia Lumia from target or amazon or something and save several hundred dollars; provided those are actual needs.

  19. Re:Cheap Android phones on 'Loapi' Cryptocurrency Mining Malware Is Causing Phone Batteries To Bulge (newsweek.com) · · Score: 1

    well no, the iPhone would throttle down to 486 dx2 speeds after a few minutes.. but hey, you'd be able to play commander keen pretty well.

  20. Re:Information wants to be free on WhatsApp Ordered To Stop Sharing User Data With Facebook (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    I think this day in age that saying has another, more sinister meaning... in light of constant data breaches, wikileaks and similar, or really - the distributed nature of the internet in general, information wants to be free, and will always find a way to go public.

  21. Re: What is a WhatsApp? on WhatsApp Ordered To Stop Sharing User Data With Facebook (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    Smells like shill in this thread, jesus christ. It's a messaging app, not the second coming.

  22. Re:This doesn't look like it replaces WinAmp. on Plexamp, Plex's Spin on the Classic Winamp Player, Is the First Project From New Incubator Plex Labs (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 2

    heh, so it does. it's just one of the first things i turned off -- set and forget it would seem.

  23. Re:This doesn't look like it replaces WinAmp. on Plexamp, Plex's Spin on the Classic Winamp Player, Is the First Project From New Incubator Plex Labs (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    foobar2000 (NFI) seems like a pretty solid replacement for winamp.. if you want a barebones player that doesn't do a bunch of nonsense like album art, social bullshit, or recommendations.

    just a simple, barebones mp3 player.

  24. Re:Donald Trump is going to prison for TREASON on Kaspersky Lab Sues Trump Administration Over Software Ban (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    I dunno.. i mean innocent people losing their lives is a bad thing regardless of the diplomatic relationship with the country. I'd rather not have people die due to a tit for tat mentality.

  25. Re:Banning them won't work on Ban Sale of Mini Mobiles, Says Justice Minister (cnet.com) · · Score: 1

    You know though, give those inmates access to an internal only WoW server or something similar, and the real problems in prisons would probably be relieved a bit. Basically giving them something to do with the hours and hours and hours of intense boredom. Other than you know; plan escapes, how to murder each other or a guard.. that sort of stuff.

    (In before prison should be a literal hell on earth and that prisoners should be made to suffer and be sodomized 24/7 regardless of their original crime.)