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  1. Re:Tolerance for me, but not for thee on Google Employees Are Lining Up To Trash Google's AI Ethics Council (technologyreview.com) · · Score: 1

    Tolerance for me, but not for thee

    Looks like another 12 year old has discovered the "paradox of tolerance".

  2. Re:So misleading on Google Employees Are Lining Up To Trash Google's AI Ethics Council (technologyreview.com) · · Score: 1, Troll

    No, he opposes special laws just for LGBTQ people.

    Here's what I don't understand about your stance: you want to deny rights to gay people (you're advocating FOR the heritage foundation here), by prventing them from marrying and getting the same legal protections and rights as straight people.

    But yet you swear blind that that isn't anything against gay people.

    You clearly think gay people deerve fewer rights because you are indirecly (but not very indirectly) advocating to use the force of law to deny those rights. But your you know that's wrong because you wish to hide those actions by claiming the opposite.

    Why?

    If you think it's OK, the come out and say it and stop pretending otherwise. if you think it's not OK, the nstop advocating for it.

    Either way your position makes no sense.

  3. Re:Nwaack is already crying like a hysterical bitc on Google Employees Are Lining Up To Trash Google's AI Ethics Council (technologyreview.com) · · Score: -1

    You must be one of those constantly-offended, angry

    So kind of like your original post then.

  4. Re:Proof of viability on Over Half of Norway Car Sales Are Now Electric (reuters.com) · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Yeah but how many miles of sprawling suburbs do they have? I'd bumped my daily commute up to 150 miles so I can stick with gas. Suck it libs.

  5. Re:What's the SQL look like? on LA County Is Using An Algorithm To Clear 50,000 Pot Convictions Faster (engadget.com) · · Score: 1

    Not exactly: they didn't necessarily too any of those things.

    Under the US system common tactic of prosecutors is to fling vast amounts of bogus crap with really high sentences at someone accused to the point where it's worth falsely admitting to the a crime because a conviction of one of the others had such a harsh penalty.

    Land of the free indeed.

  6. Re:the feminazis would be mad on New Male Birth Control Pill Succeeds In Preliminary Testing (time.com) · · Score: 1

    The internet is large and it's usually possible to find someone who'll say just about anything. Even given that I'm calling bullshit. I don't think you can find anyone making that claim.

  7. Re:Ignoring The Boomer Factor on Why Hasn't The Gig Economy Killed Traditional Work? (npr.org) · · Score: 1

    Unless of course more people start using those places as they get richer. I mean I prefer using websites if possible, but a lot of them seemed determined to make my life as miserable as possible through the awesome power of JavaScript. It's kind of impressive that they can over come my innate desire to not deal with actual people, but there you go.

    I've found as I've advanced in my career, got paid a bit more and have less tube that there's value in being able to chuck some money at something and have it done for you hassle free.

  8. Re:The Equality of Misrepresentation on Tinder Announces New 'Height Verification' Feature. But They May Be Lying (gotinder.com) · · Score: 1

    Your lack of self awareness is staggering.

    It's like I lead you to water and then you turn around and hell at me how there's no water.

    So you don't enjoy hanging around in stained sweatpants? Why not? They're comfortable and I assume you don't actually enjoy doing laundry.

    And you don't like it because you don't like the look? It's almost like you are not being (to use your bizarrely aggrieved reasoning) honest with your appearance after all time putting effort into it.

    At this point you should realise that both men and women put effort into their appearance.

  9. Re:The Equality of Misrepresentation on Tinder Announces New 'Height Verification' Feature. But They May Be Lying (gotinder.com) · · Score: 1

    Style and clothing is equally transformative.

    As is shaving.

    I mean you wouldn't go on in stained sweatpants and a 6 month hobo beard.

    If you want really brutal honesty, you'd advocate for that too.

  10. Eh. Women did exist I tinder, plenty of them. Mate of mine is a regular there and seems to have no problems. He's not tall either, maybe 5'7".

    I don't really see how fake profiles would work on it. So presumably you swipe right(?) And the fake profile auto swipes right. Then you message and... Nothing? Then what?

  11. Re:Supply and Demand on Revisiting the Jobs Artificial Intelligence Will Create (mit.edu) · · Score: 1

    If they're hungry, they should just eat cake, right?

  12. Re:"Feel No Pain" on Scientists Find Genetic Mutation That Makes Women Feel No Pain (theguardian.com) · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Quite how they didn't realize when she apparently experienced no pain during childbirth is a bit of a mystery.

    She's 71. The medical establishment especially back then didn't have a reputation for paying the blindest bit of attention to well just about anything to do with women.

  13. Re:people still blaming cops on California Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Deadly Kansas 'Swatting' (fox4kc.com) · · Score: 2

    Sounds like their militia is pretty well regulated.

  14. Your guy won the election. Why are you so incredibly sore about it?

  15. Red Pill is a term used by the "Manosphere" ("MRAs", Incels, etc) to describe their version of the world, which is a reference to an old, classic, movie from decades ago called The Matrix whereby the hero takes a "red pill" and suddenly finds out that the world is fake.

    The ironic thing is that a big part of it is that the identity forced on you by your surroundings is fake and instead identity comes from within. This is the compete antithesis of what red pillers seem to believe.

    Re watching the matrix 15 years later knowing the directors are both trans made some of the themes that were always there a lot more obvious.

  16. Nah just the double standards I'd expect from you.

    Any non trivial group will have an extremist. You don't like feminists so you essentially paint the extremists as representatives of the whole. But you identify as right wing yet you don't paint the extremists as representative of you.

    Just another blowhard with double standards.

    What you'll most likely do now is excuse me of something random (because SJW or some such nonsense) and then utterly fall to present any evidence for it.

  17. Re:Totalitarians don't like notch on Minecraft Creator Markus 'Notch' Persson Eradicated From Splash Text (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 2

    You have an over developed sense of something. All I see is someone correcting someone else about their net worth. If that's your favorite tweet then you have an incredibly dull sense of humor.

    This doesn't seem to be sticking it to anyone particularly hard.

    Seriously why on earth do you think this is such a marvelous tweet.

  18. Re:Totalitarians don't like notch on Minecraft Creator Markus 'Notch' Persson Eradicated From Splash Text (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Seriously why the heck is this modded troll? I presume because I'm not blindly agreeing with the parent, but I've still literally no idea what I even should be agreeing to.

    Maybe it's because its referencing some meme I'm not familiar with or perhaps there's some context I am missing due to Twitter's aggressively poor user interface.

  19. Re:Totalitarians don't like notch on Minecraft Creator Markus 'Notch' Persson Eradicated From Splash Text (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Seems unremarkable to me. What secifically are you referring to?

  20. Re:Sensors are physical objects on Boeing Unveils 737 Max Software Fixes (cnbc.com) · · Score: 1

    RoHS is for consumer electronics. Aerospace is very much exempt and will still use leaded solder. While many components aren't available with lead free balls, even pretty small contact manufacturers will have reballing kit. It's the same in the medical industry which is where I know this from.

  21. Re:Nice smoke-screen on Elizabeth Warren Calls For a National Right-to-Repair Law for Tractors (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    She will probably forget about all these ideas fast, should she get elected.

    This is why we're screwed. Even when someone from the "other side" comes up with something you really like you cannot bring yourself to say anything positive at all. Enjoy your partisan hellhole.

  22. Re:Nothing new under the sun on Engineers Build Teeny-Tiny Bluetooth Transmitter That Runs On Less Than 1 Milliwatt (ieee.org) · · Score: 1

    Lol, I love it when young engineers "discover" decades old designs

    They built a hell of a thing. It's incredibly small and incredibly low power.

    But this is slashdot: the lace where the incompetent love to shit arrogantly on the competent.

    Hell regenerative receivers are past the century mark now.

    This is more involved than "simply" a transmitter with ositive feedback.

  23. Re:Not democracy on Europe Passes Controversial Online Copyright Reforms (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 1

    Fuckwit, go look up democracy and understand what it means, representation is key, if those MEPs aren't representing then it's not democracy.

    Right: it's not a democray because you don't like what they've passed? Literally nothing is a democracy then.

  24. Re:What will it take.. on Trump Administration Dims Rule On Energy Efficient Lightbulbs (npr.org) · · Score: 1, Insightful

    How about the portmatards who like sticking "tard" on the end of words?

  25. Re:Other problem - directionality on Trump Administration Dims Rule On Energy Efficient Lightbulbs (npr.org) · · Score: 1

    I have switched to LED bulbs for other purposes, but for the overhead fill lighting I've never been able to find a good LED replacement. The main problem is that they are pretty much all way, way too directional - they shine very brightly down instead of filling an area.

    Where on earth have you been looking? LED filament bulbs are very omnidirectional. Or get a corn bulb, they're covered in small directional lights but all pointing in different directions. The corn bulbs tend to be more expensive light industrial units so they have excellent heatsinking and 50,000hr rated MTBF.