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  1. Re:Please stick to "news", Slashdot on Independent Audit Finds Foxconn Violates Chinese Work Rules · · Score: 1

    It's people like you and Daisey that are liars. You give people that are honestly interested in labour rights a bad name. Him only interested in selling tickets to a show, and you only interested in being an Android fanboy.

    You had the opportunity to properly disassociate yourself from Daisey and admit he was a liar. But you didn't. You tried to pretend that he wasn't a liar. You're no better than him.

    You have no morals and no ethics.

  2. Re:Please stick to "news", Slashdot on Independent Audit Finds Foxconn Violates Chinese Work Rules · · Score: 1

    because a labor activist may have been wrong about armed guards

    He wasn't wrong. He lied. Just as you do. He has no integrity. Just as you don't.

    People like me and Ira Glass, the honest people of the world, in equal parts despise and pity scum like you and Mike Daisey.

  3. Re:Please stick to "news", Slashdot on Independent Audit Finds Foxconn Violates Chinese Work Rules · · Score: 1

    A bit of extra overtime doesn't quite match Mike Daisey and your lies does it.

    Starting at point 1. You're saying that the Foxconn guards do have guns, despite the fact that they don't.

    You're as big a liar as Mike Daisey.

  4. Re:Please stick to "news", Slashdot on Independent Audit Finds Foxconn Violates Chinese Work Rules · · Score: 1

    You're a Mike Daisey the liar fanboy. Still clinging on to his every word even after he admitted making it up. How sad is that?

  5. Re:Please stick to "news", Slashdot on Independent Audit Finds Foxconn Violates Chinese Work Rules · · Score: 1

    Perhaps you don't know what a liar is. Look in the mirror. Mike Daisey will be staring back at you.

  6. Re:Please stick to "news", Slashdot on Independent Audit Finds Foxconn Violates Chinese Work Rules · · Score: 1

    Rather like the liar Mike Daisey.

  7. Re:And now, for the rest of the story... on In Your Face, Critics! Red Hat Passes $1 Billion In Revenue · · Score: 1

    The only other thing in your post was the title and the link. As I showed, 3 weeks later it's clear that the article title got it wrong.

    BTW, you look like even more of an idiot when you can't spell "fanboy".

  8. Re:And now, for the rest of the story... on In Your Face, Critics! Red Hat Passes $1 Billion In Revenue · · Score: 1

    And just 3 weeks later, the price is $609.86.
    That's 12% higher.

    You make my point for me.

  9. Re:And now, for the rest of the story... on In Your Face, Critics! Red Hat Passes $1 Billion In Revenue · · Score: 1

    You're going to be disappointed I'm afraid. A new iPad comes out once a year. That analysis covers the quarter before the new iPad. Since that was written, the new retina iPad has had huge sales.

  10. Re:Stopped reading at... on Ask Slashdot: How To Feed Africa? · · Score: 1

    Yes, it is. Let's call it a learned behavior if you insist on using your personal definition of "think".

    Let's not. Let's just accept it is a different cultural norm. People who come from countries with lots of street level corruption to a country where there isn't usually learn the new behaviour, and stop offering of expecting bribes. Likewise, people who go on expeditions that pass through corrupt countries tend to learn after a few hours waiting at a border crossing that the local cultural norm is to offer bribes and do it. And indeed your anecdote is exactly that.

    It's not about thinking different, nor is it some kind of learned behaviour that makes the people fundamentally different. People are the same, they're just in different cultural environments.

  11. Re:And now, for the rest of the story... on In Your Face, Critics! Red Hat Passes $1 Billion In Revenue · · Score: 1

    If he did, it's odds on it was running Unix variant, not Linux.

  12. Re:Stopped reading at... on Ask Slashdot: How To Feed Africa? · · Score: 0

    I wasn't asking a bunch of nerds for ideas, I was opposing the racist notion that "people in the 3rd world do NOT think or act like YOU."

    People with autism form a percentage of the population of every country, so that still isn't a differentiator. That's why I chose to phrase a definition of autism that way. Because it's a trait you exhibited - whether or not you have autism.

  13. Re:Stopped reading at... on Ask Slashdot: How To Feed Africa? · · Score: 0

    Autism, the inability to distinguish what's relevant and what isn't in a given context.

  14. Re:Stopped reading at... on Ask Slashdot: How To Feed Africa? · · Score: 1, Insightful

    They think differently, no matter how much BS the Greens and Liberals tell you - people in the 3rd world do NOT think or act like YOU.

    All homo-sapiens brains work in the same way. So yes they do think the same way. They have experiences, different cultural references and so on that means in the same situation they might make different decisions. But then in whatever your country is, on any question, people will have a range of often diametrically opposing views.

    As to corruption, it's not a result of different thinking. There is corruption in every country where people are allowed to get away with it. Government officials everywhere are bribed. Just this week we've seen David Cameron the prime minister of the UK secretly making himself available for private consultations over lunch with anyone who can come up with £250,000.

    I'm not sure exactly what it is that you claiming the "greens and liberals" are saying that is wrong. But clearly your racist thoughts are very wrong.

  15. Re:Stopped reading at... on Ask Slashdot: How To Feed Africa? · · Score: 1

    Just to be clear, your solution is: let them die of starvation?

  16. Re:"1/10 of a pound" on What's Not To Like About New iPad? · · Score: 1
  17. Re:The Most Secure Mobile OS on Ask Slashdot: Most Secure Mobile OS? · · Score: 1

    I don't accept or reject things based on simple hatred.

    Compare and contrast with your first reply to me:

    "Damn, how I hate ignorant fanboys."

    Hypocrite.

  18. Re:WTF? on UK Man Jailed For 'Offensive Tweets' · · Score: 1

    You seem to be tying yourself in knots.

  19. Re:WTF? on UK Man Jailed For 'Offensive Tweets' · · Score: 1

    I think you've made your political position more than clear now.

  20. Re:Future scaling on Particle-Wave Duality Demonstrated With Largest Molecules Yet · · Score: 1

    If you butter both sides of the cat, you can probably get them to go through narrower slits. Hope that helps.

  21. Re:Car analogy please? on Particle-Wave Duality Demonstrated With Largest Molecules Yet · · Score: 1

    A car passes through all gates of a toll booth at the same time.

  22. Re:Has it actually been tested on cats? on Particle-Wave Duality Demonstrated With Largest Molecules Yet · · Score: 1

    I have a feeling if you herd cats uphill they might exhibit particle-wave duality.

  23. Re:Has it actually been tested on cats? on Particle-Wave Duality Demonstrated With Largest Molecules Yet · · Score: 1

    Sure, but the OP has a point. Clearly the quantum force is strong in cats.

  24. Re:WTF? on UK Man Jailed For 'Offensive Tweets' · · Score: 1

    Hey, you're a white guy who doesn't notice it and doesn't care about it because it doesn't affect you. You'll probably go on having that smug opinion till the day you die. Thankfully we get a generational change in opinion as the population turns over.

  25. Re:WTF? on UK Man Jailed For 'Offensive Tweets' · · Score: 1

    Your argument doesn't work. A person stuck down a well might need water send down to him, because it's dry or stagnant. (Or he needs lifting out of the well.)

    A passer-by might not see the need for that. "Heck, it's a well, he has water." But there is still the need regardless of his opinion. The needs don't disappear just because you aren't aware of the reason for the needs. Those connected to the situation know best what's needed.