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  1. Re:By Neruos on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 1

    I see you can't read

  2. Re:By Neruos on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 1

    I see you don't know the difference between experience and years.
    Ah well

  3. Re: Reality Winner on How a Few Yellow Dots Burned the Intercept's NSA Leaker (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Why not Hillary?
    Ask a lawyer
    Lack of demonstrations of intent where intent is part of the statutory definition = no crime.

  4. Re: Reality Winner on How a Few Yellow Dots Burned the Intercept's NSA Leaker (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 2

    Yeah, like Daniel Ellsberg, she broke the law to serve the law
    With THIS supreme Court however, she won't even get a hearing, even if Trump is finally implicated, impeached, convicted, tried, convicted and hanged.

  5. As you say, juries are made of people too ignorant to get out of that duty
    That said, the "probable" evidence is not actual, and it's claimed destruction cannot be a basis for a "beyond reasonable doubt" conviction of anything.
    The existence must be proved, beyond reasonable doubt.
    FAR tougher than "probable cause" which is all the state agents needed for their warrant.

  6. Re:Seems reasonable. on Harvard Pulls Student Offers Over Online Comments (go.com) · · Score: 1

    Got any links to those results?

  7. Re:Seems reasonable. on Harvard Pulls Student Offers Over Online Comments (go.com) · · Score: 2

    An entirely private religious school like Liberty University already DOES. There is no outcry, there never has been, except for the time they tried to ban non-whites who had acknowledged interracial dating.

  8. Re:Seems reasonable. on Harvard Pulls Student Offers Over Online Comments (go.com) · · Score: 1

    Thank you!
    Weak-minded isn't the term I would use though
    I think the Milner experiments demonstrate that those who can resist authority are rare, much more rare than genius.
    Granted, this is only my opinion based on some basic reading.
    I will happily read any contesting citations that are NOT alt-right rants.

  9. Re:Seems reasonable. on Harvard Pulls Student Offers Over Online Comments (go.com) · · Score: 1

    No, this is not a dichotomy
    Private institutions may exclude WITHOUT violating anti-discrimination laws
    They may NOT, however, claim any federal or State funding to promote illegal discrimination including but not limited to race, religion, point of national origin nor protected political speech.

  10. Re:It rose out of the political swamp on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 1

    Well they DID vote for a 6 times failed "Businessman" to correct government after all

  11. Of course
    But then comes the problem of PROVING the non-existent evidence actually WAS there
    Thus the big breaker bar to enter homes before the evidence is flushed.
    If the alleged culprit succeeds there is no trial.

  12. Libertarians follow the Constitution?
    In what universe?
    The Constitution I KNOW says that every person shall enjoy EQUAL rights, privileges and immunities, the exact opposite of the"Winner take all" Libertarian pro-corporate power posture

  13. Re:By Neruos on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 1

    A Harvard study from the 1990's noted that only 1 in 12 mangers was of any use, and 1 in 100 was clinically psychotic and a danger to the corporation
    Maybe this is why management wants only "young" talent...so they won't see the impending doom until too late.

  14. Re:Get better or get out on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 1

    Nice perspective, save that ignores entirely the value of institutional memory, or "Why we don't make that mistake again" learning present in the experienced instead of the rote-trained.

  15. Re:It rose out of the political swamp on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 1
  16. Re:It rose out of the political swamp on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 1

    Lie.
    Here, learn something about your alt-hate speechthe History of Alt-Right language, compiled by NPR
    Nothing like you bringing a knife to a gun-fight!

  17. Re: Conservatives will whine about this on YouTube Clarifies 'Hate Speech' Definition and Which Videos Won't Be Monetized (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Actually, he's right. Read the damned 1st Amendment for once. NOTHING about free speech on someone else's property

  18. Re:Looks more like a giant liberal loss to me on YouTube Clarifies 'Hate Speech' Definition and Which Videos Won't Be Monetized (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Color blind is only true when a black man holding a gun is quietly asked by police to return the weapon to the car, instead of killing him.
    Thus we know who the racist really is here.

  19. Re:By Neruos on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    So this is your answer to lack of skilled high tech?
    Move into management or be fired?
    Same old MBA nonsense.
    MOST techies are "Do'ers" instead of "people handlers" and your solution is retrain away from core competency or be fired
    Talk about no clue.

  20. Re:Get better or get out on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Wow. Talk about an apologist for age discrimination based entirely on assumptions of creeping incompetence without evidence of same

  21. Re:The Problem is Baby Boomer Logic on Can Older IT Workers 'Navigate' Ageism? (cio.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    The promise of higher salaries always comes true...for the Board members
    Ask Carly Fiorina.

  22. Re:POSTS ARE BEING CENSORED on Hollywood Sees Illegal Streaming Devices as 'Piracy 3.0' (torrentfreak.com) · · Score: 1

    Piracy is wrong
    Control over the monitization channels is wrong
    Monopoly ISP services is wrong
    Network preferences based on income is wrong
    Inherited wealth exacerbating wealth centralization is wrong
    Fake News Alt-right fascists are wrong.
    There is a world full of wrong
    Start with the WMD liars escape from justice for the million murdered innocent Iraqis and THEN tell me you are righteous, and not before.

  23. Oh, you mean besides the fact they don't HAVE the evidence, just a flimsy excuse based on "Testilying"?
    Think convenient Bloody Glove found by Perjurer.

  24. Yeah, but how tough to mimic the destruction as a standard penetration detection, thus making it likely the culprit was a ham-fingered tech
    He can NOT prove he didn't mistype and that is reasonable doubt (get out of jail free card)

  25. That's not what I'm requesting
    I want a kill word in every cypher, different depending on the actual encryption key
    Thus, any attempt to coerce a password carries the high liklihood of autodestruct
    And the police must not have access to the algorithym and thus unable to determine if the key is the antikey