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  1. Re:The Real Lie - faking statistics on Lawmakers Seek Information On Funding For Climate Change Critics · · Score: 1

    Dyson contends that since carbon dioxide is good for plants, a warmer planet could be a very good thing.

    That isn't even wrong.

  2. Re:The real junk science on Lawmakers Seek Information On Funding For Climate Change Critics · · Score: 2, Informative

    Of this there can be no argument. It is established fact.

    So you will have no problem proving your claim ?

  3. Re:Silliness on Users Decry New Icon Look In Windows 10 · · Score: 2

    The only reason many people get new windows is because it comes with the computer. And they get a new computer because the old one broke, or has too much malware on it. They won't see the icons on the desktop until they get it home and turn it on.

  4. Re:If you hate Change so much...... on Users Decry New Icon Look In Windows 10 · · Score: 2

    No, it's a way of saying "change that offers no advantage to the user, even if you get used to it"

  5. Re:If you hate Change so much...... on Users Decry New Icon Look In Windows 10 · · Score: 1

    They should look more like 3D glass.

  6. Re:Problem with this scheme on Intel To Rebrand Atom Chips Along Lines of Core Processors · · Score: 1

    It wasn't so much the loss 80x86 designations, as the increase of different parameters that could be tweaked for different markets.

  7. Re:like eggs on Intel To Rebrand Atom Chips Along Lines of Core Processors · · Score: 5, Funny

    Likewise, instead of selling condoms as small, medium and large, they are branded: regular, tight, and extra tight.

  8. Re:Black Mirror on 5 White Collar Jobs Robots Already Have Taken · · Score: 1

    You call it a revolution. The robots call it an easy extermination.

  9. Re:Is it just me... on Users Decry New Icon Look In Windows 10 · · Score: 1

    To me they look like a nice new set of icons, and if you prefer another set, put that on your windows :).

    Why not do it the other way ? Keep everything the same, but offer a customize button for those who want change. That way people who just use their computer to get their work done don't have to be bothered.

  10. Re:If you hate Change so much...... on Users Decry New Icon Look In Windows 10 · · Score: 1

    Aha, so the new icons generate more sales.. I get it.

  11. Re:Black Mirror on 5 White Collar Jobs Robots Already Have Taken · · Score: 1

    The point is that you have to pacify the majority or else they turn on those in power.

    I'm pretty sure a robot army could handle a bunch of civilians.

  12. Re:If you hate Change so much...... on Users Decry New Icon Look In Windows 10 · · Score: 5, Insightful

    If this means nothing can ever get changed...

    Change just for the sake of it is stupid. Are the new icons in any way better (they let people do their job faster, for example) ?

  13. Zork on Artificial Intelligence Bests Humans At Classic Arcade Games · · Score: 1

    Now let's have an AI beat Zork.

    http://thcnet.net/zork/index.p...

  14. Re:Breaking news! on Artificial Intelligence Bests Humans At Classic Arcade Games · · Score: 1

    As anyone who's faced an aim-bot knows, there's no real challenge for computers to perform many of the tasks humans find difficult, like putting a bullet through a moving target's forehead.

    It always makes me wonder why fights in futuristic movies are always done by people aiming by hand.

  15. Re:If you hate Change so much...... on Users Decry New Icon Look In Windows 10 · · Score: 3, Insightful

    You'll get used to it..

    Wouldn't it be easier to get used to the old ones ?

  16. Re:#1 slashdot article submitters on 5 White Collar Jobs Robots Already Have Taken · · Score: 0

    With no government intervention, corporations would wipe out trade unions and any form of worker protection, and pay even less than they do now, as a near-starvation wage is better than actually starving.

    The unemployed aren't actually starving right now, and they are free to sit in the park on a sunny day. Sounds better than be kept as slaves inside a factory for 24 hours a day.

  17. Re:Black Mirror on 5 White Collar Jobs Robots Already Have Taken · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Robots have owners of course

    And the owners take everything the robots produce. People who don't own robots can just go fuck themselves. How's that ?

  18. Re:Black Mirror on 5 White Collar Jobs Robots Already Have Taken · · Score: 1

    they enjoy like create art, make an app, write a book etc

    ... fuck around, smoke meth, thrash the place...

  19. Re:Black Mirror on 5 White Collar Jobs Robots Already Have Taken · · Score: 1

    Yes. but I think that the people using exercise bikes to generate power is just a placeholder for 'something else' that the author hasn't quite figured out yet

    Killing the humans and burning their bodies is more energy efficient.

  20. Re:Where the economic system breaks down on 5 White Collar Jobs Robots Already Have Taken · · Score: 1

    The result of the above is that food and goods become so cheap and plentiful

    At least you'll need a source of free and unlimited energy for that.

  21. Re:No More Blacksmiths, CRT Repairmen, John Henrys on 5 White Collar Jobs Robots Already Have Taken · · Score: 1

    They want everyone to be poor so they can control us. It is all about control. That is why their kind moves jobs out of the country. What you described is their master plan. They want us to starve.

    What good does it do to control an army of poor and starving people ?

  22. Re:RAMNIT botnet runs on computers .. on 3 Million Strong RAMNIT Botnet Taken Down · · Score: 5, Funny

    He did mention the botnet was 3 million computers. So, couldn't have been Linux.

  23. Re:Too CPU hungry on Google Now Automatically Converts Flash Ads To HTML5 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Maybe Intel can make a special core dedicated for ads ?

  24. Re:Don't complain about 'the Intenet' on Google Now Automatically Converts Flash Ads To HTML5 · · Score: 1

    How about I just don't come back to that site ?

  25. Re:teachers ? on Interviews: Ask Senior Director Matt Keller About the Global Learning XPRIZE · · Score: 1

    the traditional model of education is not sustainable or scalable for those living in developing countries.

    That's just an unfounded assertion. One teacher can easily educate 40 students, whether they are living in developing countries or not. After 10 years or so, these students can become teachers. For basic reading/writing/math you can do it even quicker. Sounds perfectly sustainable and scalable to me.