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  1. Re:Do *not* follow Israel to Masada on Iran War Clock Set At Ten Minutes To Midnight · · Score: 4, Insightful

    israel is the drunk girl at the bar that starts fights, but expects you to fight them.

  2. you cannot have war profiteering on Iran War Clock Set At Ten Minutes To Midnight · · Score: 5, Insightful

    with out new wars.

  3. more like naked scanners trying to protect profits on TSA 'Warning' Media About Reporting On Body Scanner Failures? · · Score: 1

    my bet is that they knew these naked scanners where not effective all along, but rapiscan cannot keep selling these things if the word gets out.

  4. Re:Oh no! on FBI Warns Congress of Terrorist Hacking · · Score: 1

    or a budget cycle. Use it or lose it (or terrorists are scary).

  5. way to focus on the non-threat on FBI Warns Congress of Terrorist Hacking · · Score: 1

    China has all, but advertised their cyber attacks on the US and this is what Mueller is worried about? Get ready for naked scanners for your laptop.

  6. Re:good on US Asserts Super-Jurisdiction Over Dot-Com, Dot-Net, and Dot-Org Domains · · Score: 1, Insightful

    like troll the internet with inflammatory posts?

  7. ebooks break the loaned book / library model on The eBook Backlash · · Score: 1

    Libraries were made to make it easier to distribute books and knowledge. ebooks do everything they can to restrict who can read a book. I am surprised there has not been more of a backlash for that alone.

  8. facebook will go the way of myspace on Users Spend More Time On Myspace Than Google+ · · Score: 2, Insightful

    the problem with social networking is the is very low barrier to entry. If someone comes up with a shiny new widget then people will dump facebook just like they dumped myspace.

  9. Re:"Novel solution"? on France's Bold Drunk-Driving Legislation - Every Car To Carry a Breathalyzer · · Score: 1

    why should everyone have to pay $2 per year for something drunk people are not going to use anyway when they drive?

  10. Re:who's paying for it? on France's Bold Drunk-Driving Legislation - Every Car To Carry a Breathalyzer · · Score: 4, Insightful

    like drunk people are suddenly going to start making good decisions? Money grab by a well connected breathalyzer manufacture is more likely.

  11. why not just make "content viewing" camps on Proposed Video Copy Protection Scheme For HTML5 Raises W3C Ire · · Score: 1

    you cannot watch a movie unless you are stripped searched and taken blind folded to the remote "viewing camp" location. Before viewing the movie instead of being forced to watch piracy is bad ads you will be beaten with a lead pipe (to remove any piracy thoughts). The movie of course will only be able to be viewed with binoculars while standing on one leg.

  12. how do you disable it on LinkedIn Buys Rapportive · · Score: 1

    or is it opt in?

  13. a fool and his money are soon parted on Why Corporate Cloud Storage Doesn't Add Up · · Score: 1

    trust your sensitive data to others that only see you as a line item in their billing system? Sorry, just stupid.

  14. regular people feel like criminals in the airport on Damaged US Passport Chip Strands Travelers · · Score: 1

    Is that what the homeland security was trying to accomplish? They certainly have not made airports any safer, but have spent lots and lots of money making a former homeland security director wealthy (and probably other cronies) and alienating ordinary Americans at their own airports.

  15. how much is being spend on nukes we don't need? on Nuclear Truckers Haul Warheads Across US · · Score: 1

    All of this sounds insanely expensive for weapons we have no reasonable justification to need in the current numbers. Remember when the gop was screaming the debt was the most important thing? Why aren't they screaming to reduce the number of nukes the US has?

  16. Re:Get a pat down. on Female Passengers Say They Were Targeted For TSA Body Scanners · · Score: 1

    make little noises when they pat you down to make them uncomfortable. Never underestimate making a job miserable to cause change.

  17. would be a lot cheaper to get rid of the scanners on Female Passengers Say They Were Targeted For TSA Body Scanners · · Score: 1

    they are unnecessary and expensive. Get rid of them.

  18. Re:Here's another solution on Laser Scanner May Allow Passengers To Take Bottled Drinks On Planes Again · · Score: 4, Insightful

    what if a terrorist blows up the huge line where people wait to be groped by the tsa?

  19. Re:criminals dont play by the rules..... on Laser Scanner May Allow Passengers To Take Bottled Drinks On Planes Again · · Score: 1

    anyone with any chemistry knowledge can put together household chemicals that would be deadly and they are not limited to liquids. The whole no liquid policy is stupid.

  20. more wasted money on the tsa on Laser Scanner May Allow Passengers To Take Bottled Drinks On Planes Again · · Score: 1

    why am I not surprised this is an expensive machine. The better question is trying to get rich with it? A much cheaper solution is to get rid of the tsa as they are not effective.

  21. this is hilarious considering santorums goals on Is Santorum's "Google Problem" a Google Problem? · · Score: 1

    since santorums political goals are to incite hate instead of live and let live isn't it fitting he gets as good as he gives? Why are these search results a problem?

  22. so at&t will be giving some of that back to th on All-IP Network Produces $100B Real Estate Windfall · · Score: 1

    since US Taxpayers subsidized large portions of this upgrade, right?

  23. Re:What did you expect? on File Sharing In the Post MegaUpload Era · · Score: 1

    The mpaa and riaa pricing of content does not reflect there are almost no distribution costs, they artificially delay content, and prevent companies from offering good online services. This is a service problem they could solve any time they wanted.

  24. Re:Competing to answer dumb questions on Former Google Exec: Traditional Search Market Shrinking · · Score: 0

    consoles are dying in general so not the best example.

  25. I am more concerned about the info fishbowl on Former Google Exec: Traditional Search Market Shrinking · · Score: 2

    One thing I read that I am now wary of is that targeted search and social media is creating an info fishbowl. Instead of getting to see what is in the world you are starting to get just what is in your region or what you peers are clicking. There should be a push back to at least allow an option to have regular worldwide results returned. And social media? No way I ever go there to find out anything especially to buy. Something happened or organizing maybe, but that is about it.