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  1. Whenever someone adds Âlet that sink in to whatever they say, Iâ(TM)m less inclined to let anything sink in, and more inclined to think of them as pompous and pretentious. Let that sink in.

  2. Just check the Âdonâ(TM)t send me mail&# on Facebook Will Harass You Mercilessly If You Try To Break Up (slate.com) · · Score: 1

    To be fair, Facebook does give you the option to both deactivate or permanently delete your profile, and in both instances, you get the option to select the option to not recieve ANY e-mails from Facebook. I did that a good while ago, and havenâ(TM)t heard from Facebook since. Simply put, it is not Facebookâ(TM)s fault that this person did not bother to check what options is available in the settings menu, in order to Âbreak up with Facebook.

  3. Re:Will Edge be ported to Windows 7? on Microsoft Edge On Windows 10: the Browser That Will Finally Kill IE · · Score: 1

    My IE shortcuts were not imported to Edge, so I would have had to start all over.

    You are aware that importing your favorites from other browsers into edge is about three clicks away?

  4. In other words - Status quo in Northern Norway on What If We Lost the Sky? · · Score: 1

    Our sky is mostly gray half of the year anyway. In the other half, it's mostly dark.

  5. Re:In the name of Allah ! on Gunmen Kill 12, Wound 7 At French Magazine HQ · · Score: 2

    I don't want to discount the threat of fundimentalist religious lunatics(of any stripe), nor would I stand in the way of reasonable efforts to put them down, but lets be real here, and not blame an entire reliegon of 1.2 billion people for a handful of incidents, and fringe groups.

    You a mixing a religion with it's followers. I have see no problem in blaming the religion of islam for what happened today, but I wouldn't dream of blaming the 1.2 billion followers of islam for it, as 1.199999999999999.. of them didn't have anything to do with it. The religion itself, however, have deep traditions of violence toward those who critizise or mock it, starting with the founder of the religion who himself ordered the killings of lots of poets writing critical poems about him, as well as others who dared question his legitimacy as god's prophet or in any ways mocked or disrespected him. As the prophet Muhammad is seen as the most perfect human being who ever lived, incapable of doing wrong, and is seen as an example to follow for all muslims(with his actions forming the basis of the Sharia laws), saying that what todays gunmen has nothing to do with islam is either dishonest, delusional or unfathomably naive.

  6. Re:islam on Gunmen Kill 12, Wound 7 At French Magazine HQ · · Score: 1

    I don't think it's Islam per se that's the problem here.

    I do. Killing as a response to mocking is a tradition that was established by the prophet Muhammad himself. He ordered the killings of several poets for doing nothing else than writing negative poems about himself. Anyone who does not see how this is the reason for the killings today, considering that Muhammad is seen within islam as the most perfect human being ever and an example to follow for all muslims, is either delusional or extremely naive.

  7. Re:Cats hate robots... prefer to hate humans. on Dogs Love Robots, Prefer Humans · · Score: 1

    Turn on a Romba near a cat... they're either attack it or ignore it with imperious contempt.

    ..Or they might decide to use it as an awesome tool for dominating dogs.

  8. Re:Bad Summary, Galileo was Correct On Ice on Galileo: Right On the Solar System, Wrong On Ice · · Score: 1

    I'm surprised no one caught onto surface tension

    Obiously someone caught onto surface tension, or you wouldn't have been able to make that comment. :)

  9. Re:Islamic 3D Earth on Iran Plans To Launch an 'Islamic Google Earth' · · Score: 1

    I think Burpmaster was referring to the fact that in the Qur'an, the earth is said to be flat.

    Are you sure about that? The Earth was understood to be round before Islam. I don't know if that understanding was in the Arab world at the time.

    Yes.

  10. Re:Fundamentalists on Creationist Bets $10k In Proposed Literal Interpretation of Genesis Debate · · Score: 1

    And you guys are attacking the Muslims? How about cleaning up your own scum first?

    Or how about not asking people to limit themself to thinking just one thought at a time? By the way - there are lot's of muslims being born and living in my country. I considered their fundamentalists just as much a part of "our own scum" as our christian fundamentalists.

  11. Re:Good technology on Brain Scans Predict Which Criminals Are More Likely To Re-offend · · Score: 1

    Except that a lot of people who keep or don't keep their promises as politicians have to contend with 400 other politicians who also want to keep their promises. And when one politician says "I will cut taxes!" and another promises "I will fund social security!" You can't have both keep their promises.

    And this is also something that politicians (hopefully) know. I contend that making promises that you know there is a big chance you won't be able to keep, even though it's because external reasons, is just as bad as making promises you don't intend to keep in the first place.

  12. Re:Good technology on Brain Scans Predict Which Criminals Are More Likely To Re-offend · · Score: 1

    *amygdala.

  13. Re:Good technology on Brain Scans Predict Which Criminals Are More Likely To Re-offend · · Score: 2

    Now let's first use it on our politicians.

    Thats actually not a bad idea, considering that previous research has found support for a link between degree of activity in amugdala and the anterior cingulate cortex, and wether or not people will keep their promises.

  14. Re:It might be OK on Human Rights Watch: Petition Against Robots On the Battle Field · · Score: 1

    if we could just get the robots to only fight other robots...

    Yes. Then, all your enemy would have to do to defeat your robot army, is to send a human army.

  15. Re:I want that! on Human Rights Watch: Petition Against Robots On the Battle Field · · Score: 3, Informative

    His machines weren't "robots" any more than Predator drones are: they were remote controlled by radio.

    Yes. That is probably why he stated that they were remote-controlled.

  16. Re:Simple: on Ask Slashdot: How Do I Get My Spouse To Start Gaming With Me? · · Score: 4, Funny

    For your info: I just lost 16-11 to my girlfriend in Tekken 6 on xbox369, but I blame it on the fact that she was sitting there topless the entire time. True story.

  17. Re:Apartheid on Saudi Arabia Implements Electronic Tracking System For Women · · Score: 1

    For practical purposes, it doesn't matter what the original texts say, it matters what the followers of the religion believe.

    Exactly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OZ3s0BcSxs

  18. Re:Apartheid on Saudi Arabia Implements Electronic Tracking System For Women · · Score: 1

    Ok, 80-200 years ago: "of the 120 or so active shooting wars happening today, Chirstian are involved in over 100 of them" There is nothing unique in Islam or Christianity that makes them war prone(...)

    Please read Surah 9:5 and 9:29 in the Quran, and tell me again that there is nothing in Islam that makes it war prone.

  19. Re:Too bad... on Israel's Iron Dome Missile Defense Shield Actually Works · · Score: 1

    ... the innocent civilian refugees dying in Gaza from missiles that are accurate enough to hit one car yet somehow manage to strike crowded residential areas every single day don't have the money to buy one of those. Or eat.

    The reason Israels missiles "manage to strike crowded residental areas every single day", is simply becasue thats where Hamas sets up their rocket launchers. When you fire off rockets from within heavily populated civillian areas, despite the knowledge that your enemy is targeting your launch sites, bad stuff WILL happen.

    However, if Israel hadnt kept on building settlements in the Palestinian areas of the west bank, sabotaging any attempt by the Palestinians to get a foothold in the U.N., or simply threated the Palestinians better, Palestinian resistance groups might not have felt as much need to attack Israel at any costs, but at the same time, firing off rockets towards your enemy from inside heavily populated civilian areas, makes Hamas at least party responsible for the heavy civillian losses in within Gaza City.

  20. Re:Did anyone notice: on Anonymous Attacks Israeli Websites In Response To IDF Operation In Gaza · · Score: 1

    Maybe Israel should just take back what was Israel in 600 A.D., before muslims started conquering. Half of Egypt, most of Jordan, Lebanon and large chunks of Syria and Saudi Arabia were part of the state of Israel then. After all, it was taken from them by conquest, and that's all the justification muslims need, so why not do to them what they're doing to others ? They certainly deserve it.

    Uhm, I think you spelled Byzantine Empire wrong.

  21. Hopefully not just a repackaged Maylong 150.... on Project To Build Dual-Booting Linux, Android Tablet For $100 · · Score: 2

    For $100, i really hope its not based on the Maylong 150....

  22. Re:Jerry Lee Cooper Speaks From The Grave on Windows 8: Do I Really Need a Single OS? · · Score: 1

    Windows 8 is far more powerful than windows 7, and runs twice as fast. It is also much harder to pirate, and this point more than anything else has the Linux crowd in a panic.

    It wont be long until Windows 7 is no longer supported, and when that happens, what is Linux going to do ?

    Linux will have to find a way to work under Windows 8 from here on, since it wont be able to rely on Windows 7 being readily available anymore.

    Linux may seem like a good alternative to Office, but all that is happening in linux is that the windows interface is cleverly hidden away. It still needs the drivers and software services in order to run, and in most cases - that happens WITHOUT a valid windows licence.

    This is just plain piracy.

    Windows 8 will finally put an end to this blatant abuse of intellectual property, and linux should decline, taking the pirates with it.

    Anyone that supports the continuation of Windows 7 in place of Windows 8 surely has a hidden agenda .. and you will surely be caught out.

    Haha, love it! Had forgotten about that one. ;)

  23. Re:idiotic politically correct fears indeed on Torvalds Uses Profanity To Lambaste Romney Remarks · · Score: 1

    "If your religion was created after the development of the steam engine, you're a crackpot. If your religion pre-dates the steam engine, I'm careful not to insult your beliefs. I'm considering pushing it back to Newton, but for now, the steam engine is the cutoff."

    So any religion created after the first century BC gets the harsh treatment?

  24. Re:Really? on Pakistan's PM Demands International Blasphemy Laws From UN · · Score: 1

    "You are simply lying - there is no such thing in Qur'an . If there was you WOULD be in trouble ... So yes you should listen to your own advice - look it up and you'll se it's not true ... but somehow I think you are not well intentioned and you are just trolling :)"

    Surah 9. Nuff said.

  25. Re:They are eco-terrorists, not anarchists. on 'Eco-Anarchists' Targeting Nuclear and Nanotech Workers · · Score: 1

    Nice straw man. However, I think you should read what I wrote, and what I actually responded to a few more times.