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  1. FUCK BETA on Google Lunar XPrize Teams Partner For a 2016 SpaceX Moonshot · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    sorry to bring up an offtopic rant, but again classic slashdot is in offline mode, and I actually have to use slashdot beta to post this.
    FUCK BETA. IF YOUR USERS DONT LIKE YOUR DESCISIONS, THEN OVERTHINK THEM. EVEN WINDOWS 10 HAS A STARTMENU AGAIN. DICE YOU CAN DECIDE WHETHER YOU ARE WORSE THAN MS OR BETTER.

  2. TLDR on The History of Sex.com, the Most Contested Domain On the Internet · · Score: 5, Funny

    dude A registered sex.com
    dude B fucked girl @ registry company of dude A and used further tricks to get sex.com
    dude B made millions with the domain name
    dudes C and D founded google, resulting in loss of "random visitors"
    dude A got sex.com back from B through court descision, demanded $64 million
    dude B didn't pay, fled to mexico, was turned over, spent time in prison, still didnt pay until today

  3. Re:In Kernel X Server? on Linux Kernel Switching To Linux v4.0, Coming With Many New Addons · · Score: 1

    Its the other way round:
    http://youtu.be/GWQh_DmDLKQ?t=...

  4. Re:I'd suggest to recommend uninstalling windows t on Homeland Security Urges Lenovo Customers To Remove Superfish · · Score: 1

    true.

  5. Re:I'd suggest to recommend uninstalling windows t on Homeland Security Urges Lenovo Customers To Remove Superfish · · Score: 1

    Linux would certainly rise the entry level for malware writers, which would make malware writing a less promising market.

  6. I'd suggest to recommend uninstalling windows too on Homeland Security Urges Lenovo Customers To Remove Superfish · · Score: 2, Insightful

    as most viruses and trojans today are written for windows.

  7. Re:No surprise... on Duplicate SSH Keys Put Tens of Thousands of Home Routers At Risk · · Score: 2

    Yes please, require 10 certifications until you can connect a router to the internet. Best is the build is signed, and the user's access to the system is restricted, otherwise they can install malware because of infected computers. Of course every single of those 10 certifications needs money, but everybody can pay 1.000.000$ for releasing a build, so thats no problem. With government certifications, it would be ensured that insecure and uncertified router firmwares like dd-wrt are forbidden, which is good for users because of security and companies because then they can deliver an even better experience to their customers.

  8. Re:All the more reason... on Lenovo Allegedly Installing "Superfish" Proxy Adware On New Computers · · Score: 1

    s/other //

    FTFY

  9. Re:Ummmm.... on Java Vs. Node.js: Epic Battle For Dev Mindshare · · Score: 1

    Of course applets are dead, but Loconut1389 has mentioned them.

  10. Re:Ummmm.... on Java Vs. Node.js: Epic Battle For Dev Mindshare · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Modern web sites shouldn't rely on Java plugins. There is only one native scripting language for the web, and that's js.

  11. Re:But, but, you're using logic and science on Federal Study: Marijuana Use Doesn't Increase Auto Crash Rates · · Score: 1

    replied to undo accidental moderatoin.

  12. Re:Now needs a better phone app on OpenStreetMap.org Gets Routing · · Score: 5, Insightful

    GoogleMaps will never have a sane license for their maps. When you edit google maps, you perhaps improve their map. But its their map then, not yours anymore. OSM map is everyone's. You instantly have access to all kinds of map data -- google maps will never be as good as OSM here. Want to generate a power grid of europe? if you have the knowledge, its just a command away.

  13. Re:Now needs a better phone app on OpenStreetMap.org Gets Routing · · Score: 3, Informative
  14. Re:Civil war on Ask Slashdot: What Will It Take To End Mass Surveillance? · · Score: 1

    btw, lincoln used alot of surveillance during the civil war.

  15. "Patches"? on BMW Patches Security Flaw Affecting Over 2 Million Vehicles · · Score: 2

    So, what's the fix? Before, everybody could remotely open your car, now only BMW can do it? They call that a "fix"?

  16. WTF on Gamma-ray Bursts May Explain Fermi's Paradox · · Score: 1

    From TFS:

    They further estimate that GRBs prevent complex life like that on Earth in 90% of the galaxies.

    So, life possible on 10% of the galaxies means that those are none at all? What about our own one? This smells of clickbait.

  17. Web identifiers on First Crowdsourced, Open Data Address List Launches In the UK · · Score: 1

    Those things they plan to introduce -- web identifiers -- already exist:
    http://www.openstreetmap.org/w...

  18. Re:So that's how Voyager escaped on Carnivorous Pitcher Plant "Out-Thinks" Insects · · Score: 1

    And they wouldn't have doctor programs that can't sing. I mean they will have doctor programs that can't sing, but none that think they can in fact they don't.

  19. Drivers on Google To Test Build-It-Yourself Ara Smartphones In Puerto Rico · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Does anyone know whether the drivers for all those wonderful devices will be open source? Will they have open APIs at least, or will I have to install the app of the vendor instead, where some "extra features" cost money? Will I give every device connected to my smartphone basically root access, or access to a system bus which can be used to read and write arbitrary data to RAM?

  20. Re:X or Wayland? on KDE Frameworks 5.3 and Plasma 2.1 – First Impressions · · Score: 4, Informative

    KDE on wayland is not complete yet. There has been work for kwin, but one thing is sure: if you want to use it on wayland, you will need, as usual, systemd. Of course, the author points out that this does not imply you will also need to install a web server and a ntp daemon, and that the dependency is on the API not on the program itself, but then show me an alternative implementation i can use. You know, systemd brings nice new APIs and so on, but then I read about the next thing systemd broke. Its in the man page of the shutdown command that this should work.

  21. Re:Discoverer? on NASA's New Horizons To Arrive At Pluto With Clyde Tombaugh's Ashes · · Score: 1

    Watch interstellar. Its future however.

  22. Most important question of all on Text Editor Created In Minecraft · · Score: 5, Funny

    does it support vi or emacs commands?

  23. Competition on Is Kitkat Killing Lollipop Uptake? · · Score: 1

    recently I saw a microsoft ad that featured a device that always has the most recent OS. Seems google gets some competition. lets hope it aint gonna be MS.

  24. Make leap miliseconds on Extra Leap Second To Be Added To Clocks On June 30 · · Score: 1

    Then engineers build their systems so that they work with leap miliseconds, as otherwise they would fail more often. If your system fails only every 4 years and then only for a few seconds, you won't invest in fixing the problem. If the event occurs more often, then you're forced to.

  25. Re:Leap hour on Extra Leap Second To Be Added To Clocks On June 30 · · Score: 1

    or several million years, and add a second every day!