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  1. Re:Well now... on IBM, Intel Execs Arrested Over Insider Trading · · Score: 2, Informative

    I am a huge loser. I jerk off compulsively. I never denied that.

    But isn't it fucking embarassing for someone like me to be laughing at you, you fucking loser?

    It's like a homeless man just gave you a quarter because you needed it more than he did.

    What a fucking pathetic loser you are. Vote for Palin in 2012 and tell me how that works out for ya, asshole.

  2. Re:All mine were cheap! on Student Loan Interest Rankles College Grads · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I'm jerking off. And I'm also not giving a shit what you might think of me.

    But it's obvious that you like talking, and you don't do much thinking.

  3. Re:All mine were cheap! on Student Loan Interest Rankles College Grads · · Score: 0, Troll

    Irrelevant. Pointing out that Republicans are racists doesn't require any rational link to context. It is a statement that stands alone, and is always appropriate. You're obfuscating the issue. Stop supporting racism.

  4. Re:All mine were cheap! on Student Loan Interest Rankles College Grads · · Score: 0, Troll

    Irrelevant. Republicans are racists, and so is anyone who defends a racist system. This comment is context free. It's appropriate to point out racism anywhere.

  5. Re:All mine were cheap! on Student Loan Interest Rankles College Grads · · Score: 2, Insightful

    But if it were free, then conservatives would have to throw up a bunch of other hurdles to keep the minorities that they don't like out of their little white world. Instead, they make it really damn expensive and declare that anybody who can't handle the debt is a loser who deserves to be poor and ignorant.

    So you see, it can't be free. Republicans would cry.

  6. Re:Well now... on IBM, Intel Execs Arrested Over Insider Trading · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Dude, I've already shown what an ignorant cock and a liar you are.

    And 70% of the people can see right through you now. You're not fooling anyone.

    I'm just here to laugh at your stupid ass now. So keep on typing, right-wing boy! Every time you reply is another belly laugh from me.

    BTW, conservatives are losers. They LOST the election, and it's all over but the crying. You big fucking baby. Eat it up. Haha.

  7. Re:Well now... on IBM, Intel Execs Arrested Over Insider Trading · · Score: 2, Informative

    Stating selective facts is praise, especially since I'm the one who had to bring up the justice firings. You want to cover them up.

    You call me trolling. It does not matter. The fact is, 70% of the American people are awake and think you're full of shit. You can't fool the any longer.

    Your ideas are dead. Your side is dead. Conservatism is dead. Yer mom's sex life is dead. Her pussy is really dead, let me tell you.

  8. Re:frist pots!!! on German Book Publishers Cool To E-Book Market · · Score: 1, Funny

    Somehow, Hitler missed the entire ebook trend. What a bastard.

    Oh, and discussion over.

  9. Re:Well now... on IBM, Intel Execs Arrested Over Insider Trading · · Score: 1, Informative

    The last administration went after the CEO's of Tyco, worldcom, enron, and several other companies for insider trading and the equivalent of embezzlement.

    Praise right there, cocksucker.

    You're a giant fuck stick. Glenn Beck lover. And by lover, I mean semen gobbler.

  10. Re:Well now... on IBM, Intel Execs Arrested Over Insider Trading · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Blah blah blah. Where did I praise Clinton? Where?

    Quote me.

    The days when you assholes like you can get away with that shit are long over. We've got the Google now. Anybody can just go find the truth. You have no excuse.

    Put on some pants, you freak.

  11. Re:Well now... on IBM, Intel Execs Arrested Over Insider Trading · · Score: 2, Informative

    Nice, make shit up, hope it sticks.

    At the beginning of presidential terms, prosecutors traditionally hand in their resignations. Every president.

    And the fired prosecutors were the ones investigating public corruption.

    And this one was fired to give the job to a buddy.
    http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2007-02-06-prosecutor-rove-aide_x.htm

    You're relying on people's ignorance to slide these by, to slam the Clintons, to praise Bush.

    I am not ignorant, so it doesn't work on me.

    Instead, I point out your lies.

  12. Re:Well now... on IBM, Intel Execs Arrested Over Insider Trading · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Yes, that's why it's such a fucking scandal that the Bush administration was firing lawyers in Justice for political reasons.

  13. I support Kaspersky on Kaspersky CEO Wants End To Online Anonymity · · Score: 2, Insightful

    That's right, I hope he really pushes his plan as far as he can.

    Because I've got a shit-ton of popcorn and a lot of time to kill. This should be a really fukking entertaining train wreck to watch.

  14. Re:Altitude on Australian Student Balloon Rises 100,000 Feet, With a Digital Camera · · Score: 1

    No, escape velocity is what it takes to leave a gravity well completely. It's significantly above orbital speed.

  15. Re:Altitude on Australian Student Balloon Rises 100,000 Feet, With a Digital Camera · · Score: 1

    That's nothing. Titan has a low gravity, and a thick atmosphere. You could literally strap on cardboard wings and fly around the room. THAT is cool.

  16. Re:Altitude on Australian Student Balloon Rises 100,000 Feet, With a Digital Camera · · Score: 5, Interesting

    No, it can't miss Earth from up there. I just did the calculations. At 20 miles up, that adds only 32187 meters to the radius of the Earth. Working through the math, it means that the acceleration due to gravity is 9.7 m/s^2.

    At sea level, the acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s^2.

    Thus, sea level escape velocity is 11201 meters per second
    Escape velocity at 20 miles up is 11152 meters per second.

    The difference is 49 meters per second, or 110 MPH.

    Now, to pick a gun at random, let's choose the US Army's M198 Howitzer. It's an artillery piece that fires projectiles at approximately 760 meters per second. So you need to have a much bigger cannon, and a much bigger balloon.

  17. Re:Solve our oil problems on Stockholm's Bunny-Fueled Heating Plant · · Score: 1

    Look, someone marked my post as flamebait. Considering the content of the post, I can't agree more.

  18. Solve our oil problems on Stockholm's Bunny-Fueled Heating Plant · · Score: 1, Funny

    Instead of burning bunnies, let's burn Republicans. Think of the energy we could get from their fat, greasy potato-shaped bodies and their fleshy Lou Dobbs sized heads.

  19. Re:What about the banks? on Washington Post Says Use Linux To Avoid Bank Fraud · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Hence TWO factor. The key fob number proves you have the key fob. The PIN proves you know the password.

    Hence TWO factor. Something you have and something you know.

  20. Re:Amish protection on Washington Post Says Use Linux To Avoid Bank Fraud · · Score: 1

    What would that be? Ugly inbred women that won't put out unless you've got a really SWEET buggy?

  21. Re:Got a Kindle already on Wikipedia In Your Pocket, $99 · · Score: 1

    It's a corporate infrastructure very similar to the one you used to post that comment to me.

    Do you suppose that your ridiculous snark was un-grepped by oligarchs or mandarins between your chubby fingers and my green eyes?

    They let you do that too, for now. Don't pretend you're not in the same rowboat as me.

  22. Re:Got a Kindle already on Wikipedia In Your Pocket, $99 · · Score: 1

    DRM? What are you talking about? The books on my Kindle have been acquired from the Gutenberg project, slightly formatted with a simple Python script on my GNU/Linux computer, and transferred over the USB port.

    Currently I am reading the Count of Monte Cristo. I'm almost up to the point where the Count makes his amazing sandwich for the very first time. Exciting!

  23. Re:What about the banks? on Washington Post Says Use Linux To Avoid Bank Fraud · · Score: 1

    Something you have- whether it's an old school trick like a signet ring or a new fangled device that uses a hidden key to generate a random number, its still just a second piece of information that's shared between the two of you.

    It's all just information. But what the information indicates is the important thing.

    When you put in the number from the key fob, you're not sharing a password. You're proving that you have a specific device in your hand.

  24. Re:What about the banks? on Washington Post Says Use Linux To Avoid Bank Fraud · · Score: 2, Interesting

    A banking chip on every motherboard? Sure, why not.

    Connect a very very inexpensive terminal with a protected nonvolatile memory to it and you can enter banking codes. Banks could invent sealing and anti-tamper systems so, like a gas pump or electric meter, the seal is visible to the user where it can be verified to be intact, offering a bit of physical security.

  25. Re:What about the banks? on Washington Post Says Use Linux To Avoid Bank Fraud · · Score: 5, Informative

    That's not two factor, it's one factor. It's something you know, in two parts. A key fob introduces something you have.

    A big problem with what you described is that 40 images to choose from is like adding one more character to your password, allowing lowercase, numbers, and 4 other punctuation marks only.

    It doesn't add much to security at all, in other words.