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  1. Celebrities and IQ ... on Bill Gates: Bitcoin Is 'Better Than Currency' · · Score: 2, Interesting

    ... are not always a positive correlation.

    Screw Bill.

    What does DiCaprio think?

    No, wait ...

    Paris Hilton.

  2. The rest of the conversation ... on Is an Octopus Too Smart For Us To Eat? · · Score: 1

    ... what about bush meat?

  3. Re:It has to stop ... on Fortune.com: Blame Tech Diversity On Culture, Not Pipeline · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    And assholes continue to pollute the conversation.

  4. Re:It has to stop ... on Fortune.com: Blame Tech Diversity On Culture, Not Pipeline · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    You are the fucking problem.

  5. Re: What's the point ? on Downtown Project Suicides Shock High Tech Community · · Score: 0

    Thank you for posting this towards the top.

    I was looking for the first dipwad post like this and you made it easy for me, asshole.

  6. It has to stop ... on Fortune.com: Blame Tech Diversity On Culture, Not Pipeline · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Men are shooting themselves in the foot when they treat women like shit.

    It's evil, it's unfair and it sucks tater toes and it's nothing more than a violation of human/civil rights.

    For the record, some if us have IQs higher than asphalt and all the fucking misogyny is a REAL problem for us.

    Any male who disagrees with that wouldn't make a good wart on a man's ass.

  7. Re:Bullshit. on Fortune.com: Blame Tech Diversity On Culture, Not Pipeline · · Score: -1, Troll

    You're full of shit as a Christmas turkey and you're the problem.

    Fuck you.

  8. Re:Corporate Wars on JP Morgan Chase Breach: Shades of a Cyber Cold War? · · Score: 1

    I agree with you, but a question I'm more concerned about is, "How long before we see corporations tighten up their stuff?"

    Personally, I don't see that happening until some major lawsuits are filed.

  9. Re:How badly coded are Windows applications? on Possible Reason Behind Version Hop to Windows 10: Compatibility · · Score: 1

    This is interesting. I have never worked with a diagram like that.

    Thanks.

  10. Re:How badly coded are Windows applications? on Possible Reason Behind Version Hop to Windows 10: Compatibility · · Score: 1

    Well, fry me for an oyster!!!

    Very informative. This is the first I've heard of it. I had a feeling it was a labeling convention outside my scope.

    Thank you.

  11. Re:How badly coded are Windows applications? on Possible Reason Behind Version Hop to Windows 10: Compatibility · · Score: 2

    I forgot about this but ...

    I read about people hardening systems against Y2K and then testing by changing system clocks forward to "see what would happen."

    What would happen sometimes is that their license would expire and they would have to explain what they did and ask to be forgiven.

  12. Re:How badly coded are Windows applications? on Possible Reason Behind Version Hop to Windows 10: Compatibility · · Score: 1

    I had a feeling this unfamiliar numbering scheme was probably not local to me.

  13. Re:gtfo on Intel Drops Gamasutra Sponsorship Over Controversial Editorials · · Score: 1

    I read that before. My takeaway, I guess is that Intel pulled out because some blogger prattled on in an apparently drug-induced random fashion.

    idk

  14. Re:How badly coded are Windows applications? on Possible Reason Behind Version Hop to Windows 10: Compatibility · · Score: 2

    I am an electronics technician and have been one since 1964 and I've never heard of that nomenclature.

    It's 2.2 K, and 1.5 M.

    Period.

    But I'm America-centric which often bites me in the butt. :)

  15. Re:How badly coded are Windows applications? on Possible Reason Behind Version Hop to Windows 10: Compatibility · · Score: 1

    I don't know about that. Though I lived through it, I don't know who first coined the phrase, "Y2K."

    It could have been the software industry or it could have been the hardware industry, or it could have been IT or a blogger.

  16. Re:How badly coded are Windows applications? on Possible Reason Behind Version Hop to Windows 10: Compatibility · · Score: 5, Funny

    Ah ... grasshopper ...

    You will learn as, you progress in your journey, that convenience is a forever code.

    I give you, Y2K.

  17. I just told my wife ... on Lost Sense of Smell Is a Strong Predictor of Death Within 5 Years · · Score: 1

    ... the reason I poot a so much because I'm just checking on her health and stuff.

  18. Litigate to mitigate ... on JP Morgan Chase Breach Compromised Data of 76 Million Households · · Score: 1

    ... legislate to regulate.

    Until the likes of JP Morgan Chase feels pain, this crap will continue.

    We need security liability laws.

  19. This is enough ... on Facebook Ready To Get Into Healthcare · · Score: 1

    ... big pharma will love this. Facebook is getting to be like the goddam department of motor vehicles where you have to register all your stuff.

    People need to realize Facebook is not the IRS. It's an ENTERTAINMENT site. Taking it seriously is a big mistake.

  20. Re:The "perfect" solar cell... on MIT Study Outlines a 'Perfect' Solar Cell · · Score: 1

    Reminds me ...

    Many years ago there was an ad for a device that you plugged inline with the distributor (old car technology) that would amplify the voltage to the spark plugs and give the engine more power.

    It was billed as, "With transistor."

    That was back when transistors were the big buzz word. I was a noob electronics technician and I knew transistors had three leads. How could a transistor possibly amplify when only two leads were being used?

    I found one on the side of the road and I tore it apart and, sure enough, it was "with transistor."

    The transistor wasn't connected to anything. It was just stuck in a wad of tar.

  21. Google, Google, Google, ... on Google Threatened With $100M Lawsuit Over Nude Celebrity Photos · · Score: 1

    ... why is it always Google? Momma always did like Google, best.

    Where's all the OTHER search engines?

  22. Inherently obvious is that ... on Hacking USB Firmware · · Score: -1, Troll

    ... anyone who puts sensitive stuff on a USB is stupid. [/blame_victim]

  23. Re:Two Words on User Error Is the Primary Weak Point In Tor · · Score: 1

    The weakness of Tor is proper implementation. Those who think they know how to do it right are a;most always wrong.

  24. Re:Oh rly? on End of an Era: After a 30 Year Run, IBM Drops Support For Lotus 1-2-3 · · Score: 1

    I used Visicalc on a TRS-80.

  25. Re:gtfo on Intel Drops Gamasutra Sponsorship Over Controversial Editorials · · Score: 1

    Thank you to those who brought me up to speed with links and stuff. I appreciate it.

    The takeaway for me is this:

    I started computing in 1978 way before there was an Internet and I grew with bulletin boards all the way up through chats, forums, comment sections and slashdot comments.

    Trolling is simply background noise that veterans just blow off.

    To those AC who bash women on line I have two words for you:

    Fuck off.

    So it is written, so let it be done.