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  1. Re: Oh look how generous they are on Comcast Expands $10 Low-Income Internet Plan (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 2

    I love how people rag on the poor when we have a giant military budget which buys useless shit like F-35s (what's the projected cost on that one, 3 *T*rillion with over 1 Trillion spent?), a huge prison gulag (the highest prison pop. in the world in the land of the free, "black budget" projects for God knows what (black budget=blank check), routine expensive luxury trips for politicians, corporate welfare that does not havve to be paid back and other gov't abuse and waste, and so on and so on. But please, don't let reality spoil your hatred for poor citizens who could use a hand.

  2. Obamaphone/Blackberries/data? on Comcast Expands $10 Low-Income Internet Plan (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    I heard that you can get the older Blackberries as an Obamaphone, so why dosen't the gov't have Safelink provide wireless data with that, or at least offer it for 5 - 10$ You can also buy a low end tablet for less than 50 now. Usualy the screen isn't too good, and the Android OS is an older version, but that should be enough for most web browsing. Why don't local gov'ts then roll out city wide WI-FI (and tell the companies who try to stop this "fuck you" instead of kow towing to them), and offer tablets at a low cost, and let low income people know about the budget tablets, or even help subsidise them? These are just rough ideas but the point is the means are available to enable everyone to have internet access just that people needs to put thought into this and actualy roll these programs out.

  3. Re: Republicans raped me in Brazil on Honda Unveils First Hybrid Motor Without Heavy Rare Earth Metals (engadget.com) · · Score: 2

    "The republicans have saved us from slavery" You do realise the Republican party of 1863 is not the same Republican party of today, right?

  4. Re: C'mon, one google search to solve all your pr on PC Gaming Is Still Way Too Hard (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Heh, I had a hand me down TI 99/4a connected to a portable black and white tv set in 1986. Off lawn-NOW!

  5. Re: Stop with the nannystate warnings! on Cops Warn Pokemon Go Players: Please Don't Trespass To Catch 'em All (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Nice idealistic view, but go to jail/prisons or just some of the neighborhoods around you, or most other countries and you will find "survival of the fittest" and raw animalistic brutality among humans is alive and well.

  6. Re: Stop with the nannystate warnings! on Cops Warn Pokemon Go Players: Please Don't Trespass To Catch 'em All (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Driving a 2+ ton death machine is a PRIVLIDGE and not a RIGHT. If you hit and kill soneone, pray that THEY don't sue, and if you are stupid/panicky enough to drive away, then really start praying that you won't be sucking Bubba's dick for the next 10 years.

  7. Re: Reminds me of career day at elementary school on FBI Has Collected 430,000 Iris Scans In 'Pilot Program' (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    I went through a simaler program in the early 1980s only the premise was incase we got abducted (the whole "Stranger Danger" histeria).

  8. Re: THE WALL MUST BE BUILT on FBI Has Collected 430,000 Iris Scans In 'Pilot Program' (theverge.com) · · Score: 2

    The bigger threat comes from the huge mansions and govt offices throughout the country. But keep buying into the smokescreen

  9. M..musst...not...post.... on Cops Warn Pokemon Go Players: Please Don't Trespass To Catch 'em All (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    This is just d....d...Darw.....Darwi.... ah, that was close!

  10. Re: More Important Things on The Great Tablet Gold Rush Is Over (mashable.com) · · Score: 1

    When Yahweh stops by and says "Hi", and I mean physicaly and not just in your mind, let me know. Remember, everybody's religion is the only true religion and its this kind of bullshit that turned me agnostic

  11. uh, no on The Great Tablet Gold Rush Is Over (mashable.com) · · Score: 1

    "Tablets are a complete mess right now. We can't seem to decide if we want them to replace all of our devices or only a few of them." There is nothing wrong with the tablets, it's the PEOPLE that have problems. If you do web browsing, videos, maybe a game of Angry Birds or Candy Crush, and not much else you go with an Android/iOS tablet. If you do more serious tasks such as office work, video editing, programming, or you play the more "heavier" games, you go with a "cinvertable" tablet running Windows with an Intel Atom processor, and had a detatchable keyboard, or you just get a traditional laptop. What about this is hard to understand?

  12. ....I'm playing the saddest tune on the world's tiniest violin for them...NOT. Glad to see the pigs shitting their pants. Not feeling so much like facist supermen now, are they?

  13. Lock up the entire world on UK Bill Introduces 10 Year Prison Sentence for Online Pirates (torrentfreak.com) · · Score: 1

    Lets just lock everybody up, and if someone can prove they have no criminal tendancies, then release him/her. Much easier that way. Good day and Sieg Heil.

  14. WOW!...... on Facebook Messenger Now Has 11,000 Bots (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    IRC had bots for decades

  15. what I found in their source code: on Wisconsin's Prison-Sentencing Algorithm Challenged in Court (engadget.com) · · Score: 2

    Whats in the algorithim: if $offender = poor { $sentence = $sentence + 5 } if $offender = homeless { $sentence = $sentence + 10 } if $offender = latino { $sentence = $sentence * 2 } elseif $offender = black { $sentence = $sentence * 3 }

  16. Re: Welcome to the future... on Microsoft Tests New Tool To Remove OEM Crapware (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Ewww.. this is gwtting close to the days of "batch processing", where you would write/debug your program on paper, then go to the keypunch machine to translate it to machine code on punch cards or paper tape (or have some one do it for you), then you would submit the punch cards/tape to the operator who would run your prog through the machine (along with other people's), then you would come back hours or the next day to retrieve the print out of what your prog outputted (meanwhile hoping the.operator did not lose your prog/tamper with it or the comp. didn't break down before your prog had a chance to run). Yes, the bad old days. :|

  17. Re: Smells Like A Fish Story on Programmer Automates His Job For 6 Years, Gets Fired, Realizes He Has Forgotten How To Code · · Score: 1

    If you are very good at d... sucking, being a yes man and selling your soul and selling out your coworkers and being a scumbag, then probaly yes. These.kinds of people are known as "Useful Idiots".

  18. So, we are supposed to believe..... on Programmer Automates His Job For 6 Years, Gets Fired, Realizes He Has Forgotten How To Code · · Score: 1

    ....that he put together scripts and executables s0 well that he never had to tweak a single thing even once when some unexpected condition in the software he was testing got thrown his way? That he never had one thing, bug or other happen that required him to dive into his program to fix? And he came up with something like this which no doubt took years or decades of practice and training coding other things to be able to to come up with something so intelligent and well written, and now he can't even do basic coding after 6 years?! And I mean not just getting a bit rusty and having to check a reference manual now and then, but not being able to do anything beyond "Hello World"? Either this is bullshit, or he has developed some medical/neurological problem during the past 6 years which in this case, his career is the least of his problems.

  19. unless..... on Ask Slashdot: Can Technology Prevent Shootings? · · Score: 1

    you dope everyone up to be sombies and force them to wear straitjackets 24/7, no, there is no tech to stop this. How about social changes like getting rid of the demonization of groups by the major Abrahamic religions for starters....

  20. Re: Unknown Sources on Android Ransomware Hits Smart TVs (trendmicro.com) · · Score: 1

    Schools ==> sKOolz. Idiocracy is comming....... (look at how kids "mature" into adults now compared to even 40 years ago. ::shudders::)

  21. Re: another reason to never connect a TV to ethern on Android Ransomware Hits Smart TVs (trendmicro.com) · · Score: 1

    How about Ethernet/WiFI===>cheap smart tv box===>good quality non-smart tv? The boxes are small enough now to simply mount to the back of your set or hide somewhere and if the box gets bricked/turned into a storage device for illicit material that a bot net uses, you simply replace the box and throw away/grind it down.

  22. Re: Why can't someone hack the cable box & fre on Android Ransomware Hits Smart TVs (trendmicro.com) · · Score: 1

    Free HBO? That was the cool thing to do.....in the 1980s (Having grown up in the 80s, I remember this well, along with IRoc cars, La Bamba (movie and song remake), and casette tape Walkmans)

  23. I think my neighbor's 79 inch smart TV was involve on Oklahoma State Troopers Use New Device To Seize Bank Accounts During Traffic Stops (news9.com) · · Score: 1

    I think I might go over and "citizen's arrest it" and hold it over at my house, then call the police........Someday

  24. Except how effective is that Glock going to be against the local SWAT team? Or how about that rusting AK-47 buried in your backyard against a military that has a massive arsonal including a nuclear stockpile capable of wiping out all of human civilization several times over? Is it time yet to bend over and spread those buttcheeks or run far away from the US?

  25. Re: Finally security done the right way on Password Re-user? Get Ready to Get Busy (krebsonsecurity.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    How do I use one of those fobs with my Android phone?