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  1. Re:Did anyone force you to be a gay ? on Rutger's Student Dharun Ravi Sentenced To 30-Day Jail Time · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Oh look. A clueless fucktard heterosexual. HOW SURPRISING.

    Did anyone force him to be gay? YES. It's a genetic predisposition.

    Just look at that one who is doing all the name calling !!

    With claims like "Genetic predisposition forces him (her?) to become homosexual", I expect nothing but crap from this type of "Political Correctness creatures"

  2. Would you accept Chinese wages in US of A? on Foxconn Invests $210 Million To Build New Production Line For Apple · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Too bad that one of America's top companies outsources most of its production

    Well ... there is one very simple way of stop companies from outsourcing anything - work in America while accepting Chinese wages

    Are you willing to work in America while receiving wages equal to what the Chinese workers are receiving?

  3. Re:No wrongful death? on Rutger's Student Dharun Ravi Sentenced To 30-Day Jail Time · · Score: 1

    It's also pretty weird that for some reason or another colleges don't give their students privacy

    WTF ???

    Colleges are there to educate the students

    Colleges are not there to offer privacy or any of those extra-ordinary protection

    If you want total privacy, stop going to college

    Stay at your own home and do everything you want, there !

  4. Re:No wrongful death? on Rutger's Student Dharun Ravi Sentenced To 30-Day Jail Time · · Score: 2, Insightful

    What he did was wrong...but c'mon....everyone does stupid shit when they are in HS and college...and hell, even well into your 20's...especially men

    Just because someone is so fragile, that they can't handle some embarrassment...and decides to off themselves, should in no way constitute a lengthy and harsh penalty for this young man

    What he did, probably necessitates a fine,and some community services....I'm guessing he broke some sort of law for illegal video (I know that wasn't even against the law till not that long ago in the state of LA)...but that gay kids death is not on his hands at all

    The number 1 (unwritten) law that the kid broke is the law of Political Correctness

    Under the (yet-to-be-written-into-the-lawbooks) Political Correctness Code Of Conduct, you are forbid to do anything against the gay, the minority, the underprivileged, the poor, the handicapped, etc., etc ... or we will fire your ass

  5. Did anyone force you to be a gay ? on Rutger's Student Dharun Ravi Sentenced To 30-Day Jail Time · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    I've had it with all those political correctness bullshit !

    The "I'm a victim" drama is getting very very tiresome

    Did anyone force you to be a gay ?

    Did anyone force you to engage in homosexual act?

    If yes, then, please go to the police and file a rape report

    If no, it's you, YOURSELF, that want to participate in that homosexual act, and own up to everything that you do

    Stop using "prejudice" or whatever adjective to paint yourself as a victim, because you do not deserve to be one

  6. Re:Like what? Buying Apple more ethnically sound. on Foxconn Invests $210 Million To Build New Production Line For Apple · · Score: 0

    Yep, it's fine, very big, and filled to the brim with honest people with spines like me whose dicks are big enough to admit they're part of the problem.

    Dear Sir,

    You have my respect, for being honest about the way that is

    However imperfect the world we live in, at the very least we must be honest about where we are in the chain of events

    There are too many fanbois with foam in the mouth, hopping on the bandwagons accusing the Asians for "stealing their jobs" and accusing the corporations of "exploiting the Asians"

    And all the while they never look at themselves, the very root cause of why jobs are leaving Europe/America to Asia and elsewhere

  7. Oct, 1991, comp.os.minix on Linux 3.4 Released · · Score: 5, Funny

    I still remember that message, on Oct 1991, from a guy by the name of Linus Benedict Torvalds on comp.os.minix

    "Do you pine for the nice days of minix-1.1, when men were men and wrote
    their own device drivers? Are you without a nice project and just dying
    to cut your teeth on a OS you can try to modify for your needs? Are you
    finding it frustrating when everything works on minix? No more all-
    nighters to get a nifty program working? Then this post might be just
    for you :-)
    "

  8. Re:What do you mean, "now" starting? on Programming — Now Starting In Elementary School · · Score: 1

    I taught myself in the mean time

    That was very much the mode in those days

    I do not know about "those days" or "these days", but, as far as I know, I've been teaching myself all these while, since early 1980's

    And it's still continuing

    If the kids "these days" do not know anything about "teaching themselves" skills that they need, I can only say that I feel sad for them

  9. Re:The arrival of Big Brother, finally ? on UK Government Staff Caught Snooping On Citizen Data · · Score: 1

    While I thank you for your kind gesture of explaining to that name-calling AC, I do not think that fella has enough brain cell to grasp whatever that you were trying to say

    But anyway, thanks again !

  10. Need not begging on Rare 'Annular Solar Eclipse' Tonight · · Score: 0

    English today is so mixed up that who's to say which version of English _is_ the correct one?

  11. Re: epitome of globalization on Jaguar and Land Rover Angle For Production In China · · Score: 1

    In part due to Tata's good management

    You are kidding, right?

    "Good Management" and Tata are mutually exclusive

  12. The BRICS are picking up craps on Jaguar and Land Rover Angle For Production In China · · Score: 1

    By snapping up Jaguar and Land Rover, TATA of India may have thought they've landed a good deal

    Thing is, Jaguar and Land Rover are no longer the _in_ thing

    By spending $2 Billion for a factory producing Jaguar and Land Rover in Changsu, Chery of China may think that they are smart

    Thing is, only stupid people buy the Jaguar and Land Rovers

  13. Re:Cue The Applause on On Hand for the SpaceX Launch That Almost Was (Video) · · Score: 2

    Dear Americans:

    Please consider losing weight and reading a book or two, preferably about logic.

    Why do you want to torture the Americans?

  14. The arrival of Big Brother, finally ? on UK Government Staff Caught Snooping On Citizen Data · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Many decades ago I read that book "1984", I have to admit that I were scared shitless at the thought of the all-knowing big brothers controlling every single bit of my life.

    But at that time, - decades ago, - even the worst government (East Germany, North Korea, China, Russia, to name just a few) just couldn't have the mean to know everything about every single citizen under their control

    Oh yes, those bastard governments employed a lot of spooks and collected volumes of data, but determined citizens always found ways to defeat even the most draconian measure

    No more

    With the advent of computers and high speed network, not only they (the governments) get to collect all types of data, they can data-mine the data so much so that they can get to understand us more than we understand ourselves

    We might not know where we might go, or what we might do, tomorrow, for example - by simply referencing our daily/weekly/monthly routines, our health data, our financial data, the people that we are in contact with, etc, - the government might be able to predict, with a certain degree of accuracy, what we might do, where we might go, a few days from now

    This is scary !!

    Way more scary than the scenario outlined in "1984"

  15. Re:Unsampling ... then re-sampling in 96KHz? on Dolby's TrueHD 96K Upsampling To Improve Sound On Blu-Rays · · Score: 1

    ... It's crucial that you place the softening strips in your mouth ...

    LOL !!

    It's fortunate that visitors of /. have the ability to recognize a joke, no matter how heavy it is laced with jargon

    If someone were to copy-pasta what you just written onto a dimwit site, someone may just probably put that stuff in their mouth ....

    But anyway, thanks for the laugh !

  16. A appreciate your post on Paul Vixie: 100,000 DSL Modems May Lose Their DNS On July 9 · · Score: 1

    I do not have mod point, so I can't mod you up again

    But anyway, I do appreciate what you are doing here

  17. Re:That settles it... on Vermont Bans Fracking · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I do not know why the above message is modded as Flamebait

    What Vermont did is neo-luddism

    Unless Vermont decides that it stops using any fossilized fuel, and will NOT import any of it, stopping fracking inside the state is simply a NIMBY move

  18. Unsampling ... then re-sampling in 96KHz? on Dolby's TrueHD 96K Upsampling To Improve Sound On Blu-Rays · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Oh, c'mon !!

    This is one thing that simple does NOT make any sense

    If the thing was recorded in 48KHz, it's at 48KHz, and no matter how one can "un-sampling" that shit and then re-recording it in 96KHz (even at 96MHz or 96GHz), it does not boost _anything_ !!

  19. We want our 8-core i7 desktop CPU now !! on CPU Competition Heating Up In 2012? · · Score: 1

    Intel has been dragging its feet on releasing an 8-core i7 desktop CPU to the users.

    It took merely 2 years to upgrade from uni-processor machine to a 4-core CPU, and then it stopped.

    It has been 10 years and counting, and there is still no 8-core i7 desktop CPU.

  20. Do **NOT** forget the Indian diaspora ! on India's Proposal For Government Control of Internet To Be Discussed In Geneva · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    There are a lot of Indians in very high places in many global technology companies. No matter what passport they are carrying, all of them are VERY VERY LOYAL to their homeland, India.

    The influential Indian diaspora might just be the key for India to push its _Gag-the-Net_ agenda across the proposed global meeting in Geneva.

  21. Read the contract you've signed on Ask Slashdot: Holding ISPs Accountable For Contracted DSL Bandwidth · · Score: 3, Informative

    Especially the fine-prints

    In many cases, the ISPs include "best effort" in their fine-prints so when their customers complain of the ridiculous low bandwidth that they are getting - like your case of 0.1mbps - them ISPs will tell you that the package they sell you, the 3mbps speed, is meant to be "Best Effort"

  22. It isn't just the USA on Ask Slashdot: What If Intellectual Property Expired After Five Years? · · Score: 5, Informative

    Whether you live in USA or Europe or Asia or Timbuktu, them fuckers will sue you if they think they can get $$$ from you

    Look at how many patent-related lawsuits that are filed in Japan, Korea, Europe, Singapore, if you do not trust me

  23. Re:Ooo, I know this one. on Ask Slashdot: What If Intellectual Property Expired After Five Years? · · Score: 1, Insightful

    It would not be feasible to invest on many things anymore.

    I need to point out the above as a very seditious lie

    A lot of inventions do not cost tons and tons and tons of $$$

    In fact, MOST inventions, and I mean, genuine inventions do not cost billions of billions of research

    The fact that things are costing that much isn't because it's about invention - most of the costs are related to SELF-PROTECTION, ie:

    * Getting people to carry out a global search on the competitors, see that if your invention(s) infringe on their patents, or not

    * Paying lawyers to figure out a way to NOT GET SUED, especially those frivolous lawsuits filed by the assholes who got nothing better to do than trying to extort money from others

    * Making sure that your inventions are covered with layers upon layers of insurance - just in case some stupid fuckers use your new invention and hurt themselves

    In other words, the megabucks that are often involved in the "inventions" are actually NOT within the invention loop.

    The $$$ are there to pay the legal racketeers

  24. I do not mind on Ask Slashdot: What If Intellectual Property Expired After Five Years? · · Score: 5, Insightful

    As the sole owner of 3 patents, I do not mind if all my patents expire tomorrow

    At that time I filed my patent for self-protection - not for profiting from the patents

    You see, the world we live today is so fucked up, that if you invent something really brand new and you do not patent it, you just _might_ get sued !

  25. Re:Gimme an R! on Octave and Gnuplot Coming To Android · · Score: 1

    Well ... it could be you, if you become an intern, again :/