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  1. Re:Ermahgerd 1984! on Calif. Man Arrested For ESPN Post On Killing Kids · · Score: 1

    Oh dear - did I just make a terrorist threat against government officials?

    No, because lawmakers have no shame.

  2. Re:Ermahgerd 1984! on Calif. Man Arrested For ESPN Post On Killing Kids · · Score: 1

    No. It's "affect politics", yet "effect change".

  3. Re:How EXACTLY's one supposed to learn then? on Why Non-Coders Shouldn't Write Code · · Score: 1

    Congratulations, you are an idiot!

  4. Re:And most of the real big changes aren't predict on Salesforce CEO Benioff: Future Software Will Look Like Facebook · · Score: 1

    While technically interesting, Internet itself is too trivial for science fiction to think about -- since at least 40's any description of the "future" involved ability to communicate over great distances instantly.

    It's only because mankind DID VIRTUALLY NOTHING ELSE IN ANY WAY SPECTACULAR since 1970, Internet became such a prominent fixture in our culture.

  5. Re:Give me a break! on Salesforce CEO Benioff: Future Software Will Look Like Facebook · · Score: 0

    Romney's campaign is hiring ass-lickers like you. Don't miss your chance!

  6. Re:Fuck yeah, security theater! on Mikko Hypponen's Malware Odyssey · · Score: 1

    And what if the link is in US, is it any safer?
    And what is they are ordering a Thinkpad, and they "discover" that they are talking to a Chinese server?

    It's pointless. There is no added security assurance in lack of scary foreign people operating the server.

  7. Re:It's all free money. on Mikko Hypponen's Malware Odyssey · · Score: 1

    Spammers profit even if NO ONE falls for spam. They only have to convince their "clients" that someone does.

  8. Fuck yeah, security theater! on Mikko Hypponen's Malware Odyssey · · Score: 1, Funny

    Hypponen's security must-haves: A nifty tool, which is not ours but which I'd like to recommend, is Flag for Chrome or the Firefox equivalent, Flagfox. It's a handy extension, which shows a flag in the URL bar of the browser, indicating the country where the website is hosted. This comes handy in more cases than you'd think.

    lol

  9. Re:Difference between adding and subtracting on The Rise of Paid Wikipedia Consulting · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    USA is the land of freedom and beautiful bald eagles. It is loved by Mexican poor as a great place to work and live, and Mexican rich as a great place to sell recreational drugs.

  10. Re:hahaha on The Rise of Paid Wikipedia Consulting · · Score: 2

    But someone may need a large list of fictional animals with pictures and descriptions for a lesson in biological taxonomy!

  11. Re:Currency speculation. on Paypal Users In Argentina Can No Longer Make Domestic Transactions · · Score: 1

    Study South American politics and history again. In fact, study US politics. Government represents political contributors.

    Government at least MAY end up properly representing the people (more often in Europe, less often in either America). Companies CAN'T possibly do that, no matter what.

    You are just brainwashed by Republicans' "government is evil!" propaganda. Who only claim that to get themselves voted into the government. And do evil while they are there.

  12. Re:DON'T LIKE IT DON'T USE IT !! on Wikipedia Scandal: High Profile Users Allegedly Involved In Paid-Editing · · Score: 1

    Does this mean that you concede the argument, or is it some kind of bizarre demand to consider all arguments unimportant if they happen on the Internet?

  13. Re:DON'T LIKE IT DON'T USE IT !! on Wikipedia Scandal: High Profile Users Allegedly Involved In Paid-Editing · · Score: 1

    That's why I don't want more and more horribly misinformed people.

  14. Re:Not sure about the thesis of the article, but.. on Why Aircraft Carriers Still Rule the Oceans · · Score: 1

    The reality is if the U.S. and China or the U.S. and Russia get into a military conflict parts of the earth are going to be glowing.

    That's not necessarily true, however US being ruled by trigger-happy retards who automaticaly cry "war crime" when their military is losing, is a well-known problem, and I don't think, anyone expects it to be solved any soon. My point is that Americans should forget an idiotic fantasy of using their carriers in a "non-nuclear" war with any country that can destroy them with nukes, because they will be destroyed with nukes.

  15. Re:These things happen on Wikipedia Scandal: High Profile Users Allegedly Involved In Paid-Editing · · Score: 1

    You really don't get that whole progress through history thing, do you?

    That continues now, in exactly the same tradition:

    and sabotage of economic and social development of Latin America

  16. Re:These things happen on Wikipedia Scandal: High Profile Users Allegedly Involved In Paid-Editing · · Score: 1

    First of all, historians don't use the term "Dark Ages" and haven't for decades now. Late antiquity and the early medieval era were more complicated than such a simplistic label.

    Yes, however the Catholic Church dominance in Europe was the very aspect of society and politics that given that period such a derogatory-sounding name.

  17. Re:These things happen on Wikipedia Scandal: High Profile Users Allegedly Involved In Paid-Editing · · Score: 1

    That an encyclopedia has more moral fiber than the Catholic Church should be a concern to everyone.

    I don't think, any entity having higher moral standards than organization responsible for Inqusition, stagnation of all aspects of culture in Dark Ages, first European invasions of Middle East, and sabotage of economic and social development of Latin America, is in any way unusual or concerning for anyone.

  18. Re:DON'T LIKE IT DON'T USE IT !! on Wikipedia Scandal: High Profile Users Allegedly Involved In Paid-Editing · · Score: 0

    NO U!

  19. Re:Not sure about the thesis of the article, but.. on Why Aircraft Carriers Still Rule the Oceans · · Score: 1

    P.S. I am pretty sure that this is the inevitable fate of each and every US carrier group within minutes of some crazy asshole-in-chief trying to start a "non-nuclear" war with China or Russia, but you may ask their governments for clarification.

  20. Re:Not sure about the thesis of the article, but.. on Why Aircraft Carriers Still Rule the Oceans · · Score: 1

    Only if the opposing side attacks your carriers, as any other response would be disproportionate (and a war crime).

    What you call "nuclear war" is actually nuclear war on populated land, and the only reason why it is wrong, is because it inevitably destroys massive numbers of civilians. There is never anything wrong with attacking a huge boat in the middle of the ocean with nothing but invading military on it.

  21. Re:Behold, our huge, mighty penises!! on Why Aircraft Carriers Still Rule the Oceans · · Score: 1

    Don't make emotional pleas, you are making a common mistake (just because it is common, doesn't mean it is correct) look at the numbers please:

    Have you even read what I wrote before attacking strawmen?

    The money being wasted on a lot of things, not just defense.

    My whole point is that government provides such a lucrative business in weapons manufacturing, it creates a disincentive to do anything else, crippling the economy. It has nothing to do with "waste".

  22. Re:Sounds like a true scientist on "Out of Africa" Theory Called Into Question By Originator · · Score: 2

    Cannabis discussion is in another thread.

  23. Re:Currency speculation. on Paypal Users In Argentina Can No Longer Make Domestic Transactions · · Score: 1

    Everyone is entitled to bypass the national version of a company store

    Government represents people. Company represents owners. Now go, kill all your freedom-loving friends, then yourself.

  24. Re:DON'T LIKE IT DON'T USE IT !! on Wikipedia Scandal: High Profile Users Allegedly Involved In Paid-Editing · · Score: 1

    I don't want to deal with misinformed people.

  25. Re:Not sure about the thesis of the article, but.. on Why Aircraft Carriers Still Rule the Oceans · · Score: 1

    military leader worth half a shit

    That, unfortunately, excludes US military and politicians who run it.