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  1. Re: ludicrously and patently unconstitutional on Rhode Island Bill Would Impose Fee For Accessing Online Porn (providencejournal.com) · · Score: 1

    In the time period the document was written, regulated means equipped, NOT bogged down my bureaucrats as it does today.

  2. Re:Bullshit. on Least Secure Cars Revealed At Black Hat · · Score: 1

    Who the hell put a cat on a 1960 model car in the first place (it wasn't there form the factory).

  3. Re:If someone gets your hashed password.. on Cheap GPUs Rendering Strong Passwords Useless · · Score: 1

    NTLM hashes do NOT go over the wire. You use the hash to encrypt a "well known" key and sent THAT across the wire. The remote server then does the same thing and compares the results.

  4. Re:So uh on Americans Favor Moratorium On New Nuclear Reactors · · Score: 1

    Fracking has been around for decades without problem. Why is it all of a sudden a problem? Oh yeah, it is now being used in places on the east coast instead of just out here in "over fly land".

  5. Re:Sounds like a headache on US Contemplating 'Vehicle Miles Traveled' Tax · · Score: 1

    Wow, that was insightful and well researched. I like your supporting facts too.

  6. Re:why is this unusual on WikiLeaks Cash-For-Votes Exposé Rocks Indian Government · · Score: 1, Informative

    Interesting comment, I think it is known as "making shit up" since none of that was found.

  7. Re:Nope on Police Chief Teaches Parents To Keylog Kids · · Score: 1

    Umm, yeah, that is kinda the point. They have to get around me first to do the bad things. They sure as hell aren't going to be doing it in plain sight (at least not more than once).

  8. Re:Because it's a gay site? Or is it because... on Citibank Cancels Bank Account of Objectionable Blogger · · Score: 1

    Perhaps the post should really say "hey I need some hits from Slashdot!". No proof, details, anything, just Citibank closed my account and called me a doodyhead!

  9. Re:They're remapping something else on Does Your PC Really Need a SysRq Button Anymore? · · Score: 1

    No, but I did notice how it copies my screen to the clipboard.

  10. Re:My call... on Auto Warranty Robocall Scammers Busted · · Score: 1

    I got hung up on after I told the lady I wasn't wearing any pants, and was rubbing peanut butter on my, umm, self... so that I can make a reeses peanut butter cup when I shove it in her hershey highway....

    I thought that was rude... I was just getting started.

  11. Re:The Only Change You Can Believe In on Obama Administration Defends Warrantless Wiretapping · · Score: 1

    Well, fully automatic weapons can't be (easily) purchased here. So where are they getting all these full autos? And grenades (nope, can't buy them here).
    Answer: soldiers stealing them from the Mexican army and through the Guatemalan border. Look at the real facts, Holder stated that 90% of the weapons used by the cartels are from the US. Then admitted that wasn't the case, yet we should ban different weapons here.
    Think... don't buy the bullshit you are being shoveled.

  12. Re:Linus... on Linus on Kernel Version Numbering · · Score: 2, Insightful

    OK, if you want to "take control" of the manufacturers, it is quite simple... buy them. Once you own the companies, you can then dictate what they do.

  13. Re:Police State on Administration Claimed Immunity To 4th Amendment · · Score: 1

    You are wrong, the people were (and are) the militia that is mentioned in the 2nd amendment. That is why it says "the right of THE PEOPLE".
    Or, perhaps "the people" in the 2nd amendment doesn't mean the same thing as "the people" mentioned in all the other amendments.

  14. Re:Crawford right -- net should be publically owne on US Broadband Policy Called "Magical Thinking" · · Score: 1

    Why? I keep looking around in the constitution and don't see anything about a right to download porn fast. Why is it the government's job to even have a "broadband policy"?

  15. Re:Move over Geraldo. on University of Florida Student Tasered At Political Rally · · Score: 1

    Sorry, go take a look at some police training documents/classes, the continuum of force is probably a good place to start. A taser is a method of force that is much less than "deadly force" and is used when deadly force is not necessary/justified, but force is necessary to apprehend the suspect/poor mistreated whiny ass, whatever you wish to call him/her.

  16. Re:Move over Geraldo. on University of Florida Student Tasered At Political Rally · · Score: 1

    Well, since he was actively resisting them putting cuffs on him, would you prefer the beat the shit out of him until they can get him under control (leaving bruises, broken bones, etc)? Or use the taser which stops hurting as soon at they stop? Face it, once the arrest begins, crying like a little bitch while still resisting is NOT going to stop them.

  17. Re:Move over Geraldo. on University of Florida Student Tasered At Political Rally · · Score: 1

    No, they aren't. Guns are used when lethal force is necessary to stop an imminent threat. Tasers are a control device, like a baton.

  18. Lemme guess... on MIT Finds Cure For Fear · · Score: 1

    This drug - it's called beer, right?

  19. Re:Democracy? on Circuit City and the American Dream · · Score: 1

    Note that is says pursuit of happiness, not happiness itself. No one owes you jack, go get it yourself.

  20. Re:Sounds about right on China Treats Internet Addiction Very Seriously · · Score: 1

    Dammit! The nerve of parents trying to raise kids!!!! That is what the TV and internet are for!

  21. Re:*choke* on Interview With Jailed Video Blogger Josh Wolf · · Score: 1

    "I know, "caveat emptor"... This is companies preying on people's ignorance."

    Life's tough, its tougher if you're stupid.

    "Sure, blame the victims. It's their own fault if the rich have skimmed the cream."

    How the hell did everyone who is too stupid to take advantage of a free education become a "victim". This whining BS is what got our educational system into this mess in the first damn place, we worry too much about someone's ego. Don't fail them just because they don't know the answer, don't hold the child back, they are tall for their age (actually said by a school principal).
    Quit making everyone who has a hard time or gets a bad break a "victim". Work doesn't kill, neither does being told you aren't doing good enough, quit thinking of yourself or others as victims, because there is always opportunity somewhere, it may not be what you want right, it might be tough, it might suck, but there is always a way.
    Quit blaming the rich for the problems of the poor, I came from poor parents, took advantage of the public schools, learned, got a job, went to college, and now I have my own family, house, 2 cars, land, money in my pocket, etc. I did it the old fashioned way, I didn't feel sorry for myself, I worked my ass off. I sure as hell didn't expect someone else to do it for me.

  22. Re:Macintoshes on IBM's New Processors To Exceed 5Ghz · · Score: 1

    Nope, it is backwards compatible.

  23. Re:NAACP and guns on Second Amendment Questioned · · Score: 1

    Right, worked well in Darfur!

  24. Re:Isn't it obvious... on EU Claims Internet Could Fall Apart Next Month · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Umm, I can resolve addresses just fine, so... umm, what is broke?

  25. Re:Cool, but still buggy on Dynamic Logical Partitioning for Linux on POWER · · Score: 1

    That is correct, but, DLPAR (Dynamic LPAR changes) is not the same thing as VIO (they are separate concepts/features).