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  1. Re:Air strike would be folly on Iran Opens Its First Nuclear Power Plant · · Score: 1

    "Canada doesn't have nuclear weapons, they don't feel the need to squander their collective treasure maintaining 12 aircraft carrier groups and they seem to get along just fine. Let some other country pick up some of the tab for being the world's policeman. We need that money here."

    WOA! that was a pretty bold statement from somone who benefits from having a friendly border. Considering Canadas largest trading partner is the U.S. of Fucking A!
    And don't you think for even a split moment that the U.S. would not send those squandered 12 Aircraft carriers to defend your country if the Russians ever had even a passing momment of attacking you.

    In fact why doesn't Cannada pick up the tab for being the worlds police force? You guys don't piss anyone off. Of thats right! you need a Navy to do that sort of work. Better start Rowing! In fact why don't you join the peace corps. I bet you never even served in the military. (psst I have so you counter argument on that point was shot down)

    I love how people sit back and pontificate on the issues of the world and have no freaking clue.

    That statment you just made sir was a blatant liberal democratic lie.

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  2. Re:Iran Opens Its First Nuclear Power Plant on Iran Opens Its First Nuclear Power Plant · · Score: 1

    All emabassys are CIA safe houses just like all other consulates.

    Don't be niave.

  3. Kalifornistan on Some LA Coffee Shops Are Taking Wi-Fi Off the Menu · · Score: 1

    GASP! what!? I can't get FreeWiFi anymore? Come on now the great democratic republic of California can't afford to give free WiFi to all it's netizens?

    Oh the horror!

  4. WHEN!? on Cisco To Challenge iPad With Cius 'Business Tablet' · · Score: 1

    I have this ultra fantastic piece of hardware that is going to be SOOOOO much better!

    Where are the pics?

    When is it comming out?

    Seriously this sort of titalation marketing went out 10 years ago.

    Either put up or STFU!

  5. Forget the music what about the UFO pictures on "Music" Of the Sun Recorded By Astronomers · · Score: 1
  6. To die or not to die? on Utah Attorney General Tweets Execution Order · · Score: 1

    He took it like a man.

    20 plus years he stayed alive.

    He murdered a bartender and then tried to escape from court and murdered an attorney.

    2 inocent (whatever you deffinition of inocent is) people dead and we are worring about a fucking tweat!?

    Please don't try to counter argue the point that we are so much more civilized than every other country in the world, you should really see what the U.S. government does under our noses.

    He's gone, one less muderer being kept alive with 3 hots and a cot.

    NEXT!

  7. The terrorists win! on South Park's Episode 201 — the Expurgated Version · · Score: 5, Insightful

    And this is what happens when you let terrorists censor you.

  8. Hooray for Ziodberg! on Joss Whedon To Direct The Avengers · · Score: 1

    I love seeing my comic book heroes come to life!

    The last Batman was phenomenal!

    The Watchman was quintessential comic book deliciousness!

    More comic book goodness!

  9. Re:Leak the email on A Public Funded "Microsoft Shop?" · · Score: 1

    fraud, waste and abuse? I think you better be prepared to lose your job.

  10. Doing a deal with the devil on Google.cn Still Remains In China · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Doing business with a country where freedom of information is counter productive to your business model makes no sense.

    when money is God WHO CARES RIGHT?

  11. yeapers on Apple's "iPad" Out In the Open · · Score: 1

    IPaid to Much!

  12. let's follow the money on Digital Fundraising Booms For Haiti Relief · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Is there a way to follow all this money closely. One slip up in mismanagement and this phenomenon is history.

  13. Re:here we have a nugget of scientific observation on Black Soot May Be Aiding Melting In the Himalayas · · Score: 1

    "Us Engineers?" I am smarter than the rest of the human race because I can fix problems? Or is it the megalomanic attitude that get's us into more trouble?

    I agree with most of your posting and no posting of couse is perfect due to the fact you have people who love to read the surface of a posting and not bother to read in between the lines or make something out of nothing.

     

  14. They needed scientists to figure this out? on Fear Detector To Sniff Out Terrorists · · Score: 1

    Animals smell it and react to it accordingly.

    Ever been to Marine Corps boot camp? Couldn't get the smell out of the squad bay for a month.

  15. OS on a Chip? How quaint on New Phoenix BIOS Starts Windows 7 Boot In 1 Second · · Score: 1

    The Amiga was doing this in 1985

    The classic Amiga Operating System consists of Kickstart (including System API) and Workbench. In the Amiga 1000 model, Kickstart is first loaded from a floppy disk, followed by Workbench, or other bootable disk. Later models hold Kickstart (and system API) on a ROM, improving start-up times. Models can be upgraded by changing the ROM.

    Several third party vendors produced switchable socket doublers to allow two ROM chips to plug into the single ROM socket on the motherboard. This became more popular as later versions of the Amiga OS suffered some backwards compatibility problems with earlier Amiga software titles. The effect of these switchable doublers was a convenient dual boot system, with a choice of two distinct OS versions via a pre-determined key sequence at reboot, or via a two way switch installed in the case, depending on the specific version installed.

    The ROMs themselves are generally known as "Kickstart" and start with version 1.0 (A1000 floppy) and end with Kickstart 3.1. There are hardware and software packages that can "shadow" Kickstart into memory. This resulted in faster operation for functions dependent on the ROM, at the cost of system memory to store the ROM data.

  16. Shield generators! on Airborne Boeing Laser Blasts Ground Target · · Score: 1

    Ready the AT-AT's for a ground assault!

  17. Re:Long term on India's First Stealth Fighter To Fly In 4 Months · · Score: 1

    I will admit that RPV's are able to pull more G's than a manned aircraft would but correct me if I am wrong but I have not seen a RPV shoot down an aircraft as of yet; Stateside in training and not as of yet combat. Iraq and Afghanistan don't have an air force worth a damn.

    Now we are talking about making the RPV heavier with added electronics. can't be doing a lot of heavy G pulling with missles and bombs on your wings.
    Oh before we correct the above statement if we got rid of the bombs and only had missles I will admit you will be able to pull more g's than a human ever would you still have the missles on your wings. We also have to factor in that although this may be a flight simulator the aircraft you are piloting does have fatigue limits.

    The PRV makes an excellent loiter in area espionage platform. The ability to provide real time reconnaissance and bomb targets of opportunity is outstanding.

    The next evolution of RPV's will be EMP platforms.
    Using a conventional aircraft to try and detect RPV's would be fruitless search of needle in the haystack.
    An PRV killer with a semi automatic shotgun in the nose would take down another PRV.

  18. Re:Argenties are bad pilots? on India's First Stealth Fighter To Fly In 4 Months · · Score: 1

    Actually the Harrier is not necessarily more maneuverable. The issue was each aircraft has it's strength at certain altitudes. The Argentineans got bored/flustered/impatient flying high above the Harriers and came down to pick a fight with Harriers, the Mirages lost.

    The biggest score Argentina had against the British was their old outdate Super Entendard carrying exocet missiles. Argentina only had 5 Air launched Exocets in their arsenal; If they would have had more I think they would have eventually sunk more ships.

    I think 2 ships were destroyed but they did their jobs defending the carrier.

    Just as the Fairley Swordfish doomed the Bismark the Exocet missile doomed a couple of British ships.

  19. I can see the Ciritcal patch comming! on Behind the 4GB Memory Limit In 32-Bit Windows · · Score: 1

    As soon as Microsoft finds out they will put out a patch that closes this exploit down and God help you if you are running anything in production.

    But of course none of us would ever do that :)

  20. I felt compasion for the Aliens on "District 9" Best Sci-fi Movie of 09? · · Score: 1

    You know after the movie was over I had this overwhelming sense of sadness for the Aliens. I know it was all CGI. The aliens didn't know the concept of lying and were extremely gullible. Although they had the strength of 10 men they were mostly a passive species. They had advanced weaponry but didnâ(TM)t use it for offensive purposes.

  21. Re:Amiga Hand? on World's First Formally-Proven OS Kernel · · Score: 1

    Yes the Amiga Blue screen of death "Guru Meditation Error"

    As the above posters have stated the looping graphical Amiga animated hand just showed a flesh clored hand with a floppy disk in it informing you to insert it into the 3 1/2 disk drive.

    I miss my Amiga :(

  22. Growing up in New York City on Noctilucent Clouds Likely Caused By Shuttle Launches · · Score: 1

    I remember growing up in New York when the Space Shuttle launched it always rained the next day.

  23. level 80 Rogue Alliance Eldre' Thalis on Blizzard Awaits China's Approval For WoW Relaunch · · Score: 1

    Ahh I was wondering why there are less Chinese gold spam messages in trade chat.

    100 trade messages a day. It's amazing they are able to earn a paycheck by playing a game albeit not a lot but I am sure it's better than not working.

  24. World of Warcraft on News Sites Slammed By Michael Jackson Traffic · · Score: 1

    At least the WOW servers stayed online.

    Stop paying homage to him. If everyone was so concerned about him all the radio station would have been playing his music to get him out of debt.

    The man died of an anxity attack. He was 400 million in debt. Now everybody wants to pay homage to him and have specials and yak yak yak yak.

    Everyone now is making money off of his death.

  25. The subject of transplant waiting lists on Hospital Confirms Steve Jobs's Liver Transplant · · Score: 1

    So since Steve Jobs was placed on a shorter waiting list does that mean everyone in front of him who was an exact same match for the liver go before him?

    Maybe because he is such a public figure that we judge the actions of his wealth. I guess since there are no other stories to compare to this expedient and miraculous transplant and his wonderfull recovery that we make him a pariah of what wealth can produce?

    I can say with all honesty that I am only jealous of the fact he was able to get on the list (Which we don't know how long he was on it)while a good friend of mine floundered in the system of Red tape and died before she got hers.

    "He who has the gold makes the rules"