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  1. Re: Cue anti-union rage on BART Strike Provides Stark Contrast To Tech's Non-Union World · · Score: 1, Insightful

    how about the 40-hour work week? Holiday pay? Vacations?

    All made possible by the increase in the productivity of labor due to capital investment, and the need for employers to compete to obtain labor. Unions are nothing but rent-seeking parasites.

    -jcr

  2. Re:Cue anti-union rage on BART Strike Provides Stark Contrast To Tech's Non-Union World · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The grad student union at my university is responsible for me having health insurance.

    More like, they took credit for it. The people actually responsible for it are those who paid for it, which is some combination of yourself, your employer, and the students who pay tuition to the school.

    -jcr

  3. Re:Bullies and thugs ... on Bolivian President's Plane 'Rerouted Over Snowden Suspicions' · · Score: 1

    They do these things in your name.

    Since I do all I can to oppose them, I am not responsible for their claims of acting on my behalf.

    -jcr

  4. Re:Bullies and thugs ... on Bolivian President's Plane 'Rerouted Over Snowden Suspicions' · · Score: 1

    coca farmer look-alike.

    I wouldn't know what coca farmers look like, since I've never been in CIA covert ops.

    Keep trying, spinbot. You're just making yourself and your masters look more stupid by the minute.

    -jcr

  5. Re:If Apple still needed to worry about Microsoft. on Opinion: Apple Should Have Gone With Intel Instead of TSMC · · Score: 1

    It would take less than 10 years for MS to covert all their apps to non-x86 platforms

    Been there, done that, failed miserably. Remember Windows NT for SPARC, Alpha, etc, etc? Remember all the people not buying it?

    MS is all about the legacy.

    -jcr

  6. Re:Cue anti-union rage on BART Strike Provides Stark Contrast To Tech's Non-Union World · · Score: 0, Troll

    Yeah, like your right to pay for hookers and blow for mobsters and politicians, and your right to have one more massive blood-sucking operation slicing a chunk off your paycheck?

    Give me a break.

    -jcr

  7. If Apple still needed to worry about Microsoft... on Opinion: Apple Should Have Gone With Intel Instead of TSMC · · Score: 2

    Apple could buy or merge with Intel, and then announce "x86, end of life, ten years. Merry Christmas, AMD." That would be the end of Microsoft, since nobody ever wanted Windows on anything other than x86.

    Meanwhile, if Apple used Intel's fab for all of their processors, they could reduce their power consumption at a much faster pace than they're already doing. I'd love to get 20 hours of operation per charge from an iPad.

    -jcr

  8. Re:Bullies and thugs ... on Bolivian President's Plane 'Rerouted Over Snowden Suspicions' · · Score: 2

    Right now all we have are the accusations of one man who, by the way, has his own agenda.

    Nice try, spinbot, but we don't just have his accusations, we have a vast amount of DATA that he delivered to news organizations.

    Now fuck off and polish that bullshit off your jackboots.

    -jcr

  9. Re:Bullies and thugs ... on Bolivian President's Plane 'Rerouted Over Snowden Suspicions' · · Score: 2

    But America seems to believe

    Please be a bit more precise. We're talking about the American government, not the country. Most ordinary Americans would be appalled if they fully understood the extent of their government's crimes.

    -jcr

  10. Re:Bolivia has a big fraction of the world's lithi on Bolivian President's Plane 'Rerouted Over Snowden Suspicions' · · Score: 1

    Not a bad idea, but a hundred million euro wouldn't come close to the amount of financial pressure the USA could dish out.

    -jcr

  11. Re:Complete asshat move by the White House on Bolivian President's Plane 'Rerouted Over Snowden Suspicions' · · Score: 1

    the highest rule one can follow is to Do The Right Thing.

    Hear, hear!

    -jcr

  12. Re:Complete asshat move by the White House on Bolivian President's Plane 'Rerouted Over Snowden Suspicions' · · Score: 1

    he went from hero to traitor.

    You are so full of shit, the whites of your eyes have turned brown. Snowden took great personal risk to let us know about billions of instances of crimes committed by our government. The fourth amendment is not ambiguous.

    -jcr

  13. Re:God it feels good to be an American!!!!!!! on Bolivian President's Plane 'Rerouted Over Snowden Suspicions' · · Score: -1, Troll

    Oh, look: the minions are here.

    Fuck you, and everyone you work with in the propaganda department.

    -jcr

  14. Re:Cheap on FBI Paid Informant Inside WikiLeaks · · Score: 5, Insightful

    how did I, as an american, benefit from assange's actions against my country?

    You don't think it benefits our country for the people to know when our government commits crimes?

    -jcr

  15. Re:"Ego trip" on FBI Paid Informant Inside WikiLeaks · · Score: 4, Funny

    I've noticed that as well, and I was wondering whether NSA has bots or minions to do that for them. Or maybe, they sub out the work to the Scientologists, who always did a lot of that, too.

    -jcr

  16. Re:Cheap on FBI Paid Informant Inside WikiLeaks · · Score: 1

    What risk? WIkileaks wasn't going to have him killed.

    -jcr

  17. Re:never forget on Former Scientologist: CoS Told Brin It Wanted Only "Good" Search Results · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Go fuck yourself, clambot.

    -jcr

  18. Re:first thing on Ask Slashdot: Getting Hired As a Self-Taught Old Guy? · · Score: 1

    If "autodidact" seems highfalutin' to you, your education is sorely lacking.

    -jcr

  19. Re:Liability on Ask Slashdot: Getting Hired As a Self-Taught Old Guy? · · Score: 0

    it should be a crime to call yourself and engineer without said credentials.

    Let me heartily invite you to get bent.

    -jcr

  20. Re:Innocent until blogged about on Security Researcher Attacked While At Conference · · Score: 2

    She presented no evidence.

    Say what? According to the account she wrote on her blog, she had a black eye. Something physical went down. Has the guy she's accused written up any rebuttal to her charges?

    -jcr

  21. Technically... on Google Files First Amendment Challenge Against FISA Gag Order · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Discussing the requests openly, either within or beyond the walls of an involved company, can violate federal law

    Any act of congress that purports to deny our freedom of speech is not a law at all, but a usurpation. Congress has no power to trump the constitution.

    -jcr

  22. Re:Well there you have it! on Supreme Court Decides Your Silence May Be Used Against You · · Score: 2

    Children should be brought up having studied the Constitution and bill of rights and fully understand what it says

    That's not going to happen as long as we put up with government schools.

    -jcr

  23. So much for the court. on Supreme Court Decides Your Silence May Be Used Against You · · Score: 1

    I guess they've decided to abandon all pretense of upholding our civil rights, and have decided to dedicate themselves to inventing ever more asinine pretensions to claim that the bill of rights doesn't say what it says.

    Fuck those goddamned shysters.

    -jcr

  24. The only "presidential alert" I want... on AT&T Rolls Out iPhone Wireless Emergency Alerts · · Score: 1

    Is something that tells me every time the president does another power-grab.

    -jcr

  25. Re:Ron Paul? Try the NY freakin' Times on Snowden Is Lying, Say House Intelligence Committee Leaders · · Score: 1

    Wow, you are one long-winded little boot licker, aren't you?

    -jcr