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  1. Re: Niggers Beware!!! on Clinton Campaign: Russia Leaked Emails to Help Trump (washingtonpost.com) · · Score: 0

    If by "angry white guy" you mean obvious Hillary shill, then I agree.

  2. Re:An easier sollution on Ask Slashdot: Can Technology Prevent Shootings? · · Score: 1

    You've clearly missed the point. The root cause of all evil is having beings that can commit it. Ban life.

  3. Re:is print still relevant? on 2015 Nebula Award Winners Announced (sfwa.org) · · Score: 2

    "You have to either find referrers/reviewers that you can trust (this takes a lot of work, but it is your responsibility, as hard as it may be) and/or you have try lots of things out, and find wheat in the chaff."

    This actually isn't that hard at all. Goodreads makes it really easy to find new stuff to read based on the opinions of people who share similar tastes in books.

  4. Re:I haz puppies? on 2015 Nebula Award Winners Announced (sfwa.org) · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Oh honey, I'm not a puppy of either stripe, I just enjoy watching them upset a bunch of tight-arses. As for Ms. Quinn, I expect to have a sensible chuckle in the unlikely event that Mr. Tingle actually wins and has her accept his award.

    BTW, has it ever occurred to you that what really fuels the anti-SJW movement is you guys insisting on labeling anyone who disagrees with you as creeps, harassers, neckbeards, racists, man-children, bigots, misogynerds, etc. when 99% of the time the targets of your rage are in fact not those things? The gamergaters didn't get set off by a woman daring to whatever she did, but by the flood of stereotyping attack articles pushed by gamejournopros.

  5. Re:I haz puppies? on 2015 Nebula Award Winners Announced (sfwa.org) · · Score: 0

    I find it awfully interesting how the article claims the various puppies "push against the growing numbers of women and people of color appearing on award ballots", and yet after the puppies dominated the voting 2/5 of the Hugo best novel nominees are women. (possibly 3/5, N.K. Jemisin doesn't indicate a gender) As for people of color, I'm just gonna toss out a guess that Nnedi Okorafor, CHEAH Kai Wai, Ken Liu, Juan Tabo, Asaf Hanuka,and Tomer Hanuka are probably not WASPs. I personally laud the inclusion of Space Raptor Butt Invasion over more agenda pushing drivel.

  6. Re:Apples and Persimmons on HP Announces All-Metal Chromebook 13: Thinner Than MacBook Pro, Costs $800 Less · · Score: 1

    I once tried to get an under warranty HP laptop repaired. HP support refused to honor the warranty until I contacted the folks at The Consumerist and threatened media exposure. I've had better interactions with the freakin IRS.

  7. Re: I'm all for it, but.. on Fired Reddit Exec Launches Competing Site (thenextweb.com) · · Score: 1

    I do believe that's a misspelling of dissenting.

  8. Re:'monster' ? on NASA Gives Solar Ionic Propulsion A Monster Boost (networkworld.com) · · Score: 1

    I'm more worried about the name "Monster Boost" itself. How the hell are we going to affords the trademark lawsuits from monster cables?

  9. Re:Not so fast! on New Windows 10 Preview For PCs With Bash, Cross-Device Cortana Released · · Score: 1

    No tmux or screen yet is a bummer, but that's still damned interesting.

  10. I always heard it as "broken clock" myself.

  11. Re:Duh... on Study Finds 3 Laws Could Reduce Firearm Deaths By 90% (meta.com) · · Score: 1

    Thank you captain fucking obvious. Some gun deaths are desirable.

  12. Re:What's the over/under on when... on Windows 10 Upgrade Reportedly Starting Automatically On Windows 7 PCs (softpedia.com) · · Score: 2

    Nah, They'll save that for the 4th of July, because enabling telemetry and violating your rights is the patriotic thing to do.

  13. Re:Who will buy my copyright? on TPP Change Means Drastically Higher Penalties For Copyright "Infringement" (eff.org) · · Score: 1

    Your country's silly distinctions between various types of IP threaten my potential profits. Prepare for ISDS.

  14. Re:And how exactly on Chief CETA Negotiator Says Treaty "Virtually Complete" (freezenet.ca) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Hey, that's not fair! There's a whole other party full of fascists and authoritarians to choose from too!

  15. Meh, I'm not worried about the news quality, it's the comment quality that's gone downhill. Advertisements for the KKK, Mr Haiku about gay sex up above in these very comments, spam of various sorts. How hard is it to have 3 people keep an eye on the -1 comments and delete the spam shit every 15 minutes or so. 3 people at minimum wage can cover a full 24 hour cycle.

  16. Re:Video game cheater ousted by video game cheater on Video Game Cheaters Outed By Logic Bombs · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I've made several cheats (mostly using cheat engine, because it's a fine program) but that doesn't mean I cheat in everything, nor that I cheat in games vs other people. It's quite possible that he feels, as I do, that not winning a match through one's own skill is not winning at all. There's no fun in shit-talking a friend about kicking their ass when you don't legitimately kick it.

  17. Re:Biological Activity on Carbon Nanotube Films Stronger Than Kevlar (acs.org) · · Score: 3, Informative

    Nah man, even if just a small amount of nanotubes escape, they can cause similar effects to asbestos (another microscopic fiber), http://www.mesothelioma.com/me... The source they link is a dead link, so have this from the CDC instead http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/... There's nothing wrong with being careful and thinking ahead, and there's evidence that nanotubes, while potentially very useful, are definitely a hazardous material that we shouldn't be using willy nilly.

  18. Re:what happens... on Surprising Support Among Americans For Purchasing Smart Guns (jhsph.edu) · · Score: 1

    Per civilian? That sounds about right.

  19. He is an imaginative guy but more than a little sexist and a huge meat eater apparently

    How is that relevant? Orson Scott card is a fuckin nutter, and that doesn't make Ender's Game any more or less good. Even L Ron wrote some good shit, and it's not made better or worse by the blight he left upon the world via Scientology.

  20. Re:I am writing ransomware for Linux on DecryptorMax/CryptInfinite Ransomware Decrypted, No Need To Pay Ransom (softpedia.com) · · Score: 2

    May I assume you are one of those folks that believe in the infallibility of Linux? There is already ransomware for Linux, although to the best of my knowledge most of it is in the form of a trojan, and not something that can run by itself or abuses privilege escalation. I use Linux for my daily driver, and thanks to Win 10s privacy shenanigans don't plan to ever go back, but that doesn't mean the shit's perfect. Hell, given the prevalence of linux in the web infrastructure, I could see linux ransomware having a serious boom soon. Corporations can pay a lot higher ransom than your average Joe. As for home linux ransomware, you can bet your sweet ass-meat that SteamOS will be a tempting target. Make individual customers pay up to get their machines working again, and then make Valve pay up to get you to release the rest that refused to pay in order to preserve their reputation.

  21. DING DING DING, we have a winner!. Copyright has made us lose more shit than it ever helped provide. I'd personally like to murder the people responsible for me not being able to see all of Buster Keaton's movies. Anymore I think a copyright of over 10 years is excessive, and we need an automatic exception for any archival efforts.

  22. Re:PuTTY on Ask Slashdot: What Terminal Emulator Do You Use? · · Score: 1

    You know, as a recent convert to FULL Linux with no Windows backup (Win 10 was the breaking point), I really wanna be that guy telling you to convert. However, PuTTy is good stuff. Combine it with XMing and X11 forwarding and you can rock a remote linux box on windows pretty well. I ran my home server for several years using PuTTy and Xming.

  23. Guake/Yakuake on Ask Slashdot: What Terminal Emulator Do You Use? · · Score: 1

    For serious terminal work, I'll open whatever my distro provides. My linux-fu is weak, but I see no major difference between most terminals. My main exception is having a dropdown terminal in the style of Guake/Yakuake. I still use a standard terminal for serious work, but for quickie commands, a dropdown terminal with a keyboard shortcut is a major time saver. I especially love it for Xkill. I don't like needing to use xkill ever, but when shit goes fucky, it's a godsend. Window froze? ctrl-F12, xkill, click.

  24. Re:But the real question is.. on SteamOS Gaming Performance Lags Well Behind Windows (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    I've found that, when a game has a linux version, the lower overhead of linux vs windows often results in better performance. It's by no means surefire, but it happens reasonably often. And I have an ATI card with the supposedly shitty ATI linux drivers.

  25. Re:Er, no. on SteamOS Gaming Performance Lags Well Behind Windows (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 2

    Nah man, you still need to have someone that does the actual work. FOSS doesn't make magical code fairies fly out of my ass when I fart, it just makes everyone who wants to contribute equally able to, and makes those contributions easily spreadable to other projects. That's a big advantage over proprietary software, BUT, proprietary software has advantages of its own, such as captive ecosystems and sizable monetary backing.