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  1. Re:It looks like someone does not like... on Linus Torvalds Will Answer Your Questions · · Score: 1

    I see the qualification of the grandparent post is changed from troll into interesting, this is a good thing.

  2. It looks like someone does not like... on Linus Torvalds Will Answer Your Questions · · Score: 1

    Their country to be critisized...

    If you qualify a question as troll, even as biased as is, it means you have verry little self esteem...

  3. Re:Fighting Piracy is Good for Open Source on Illegal Downloading Now a Crime In Japan With Increased Penalties · · Score: 1

    It says that your stuff is of less value than something other that is free.

    You could start try to compete on merit

  4. Only one question... on The Explosive Growth of 3D Printing · · Score: 3, Insightful

    How long will it take before all the legalese crap breaks loose?

    Sooner or later powerful people will want to appropriate this while shielding and litigate the rest of us.

  5. Re:Well damn on Think Tank's Website Rejects Browser Do-Not-Track Requests · · Score: 0

    My experience of internet untill 2000 was much better than the "free shit" era that came right after 2000.

    No language getho's, everybody spoke english and tried to understand each other and respect each other most of the times.

    This "Free shit" era also brought the worse audience to the internet, there is no coincidence that the 2 came together.

    I paid through my nose in those days to get online, but it was worth every penny, nowadays I stay online only because it is dirt cheap, internet for me became more or less worthless over time, and the "free shit" bringers are largely responsible for the devaluation of internet.

  6. Assuming guilt by default on Google Blocks Author's Ads For Offering Torrent Of His Own Book · · Score: 1

    This automation of checking and acting on that is quite scary stuf.

    It can ultimately lead to the opening scenes of Brazil, the movie made by Terry Gilliam.

  7. Re:Lack of tolerance to other religions on Man Arrested In Greece For "Blasphemous" Facebook Page · · Score: 1

    How do you think those "uneducated and ignorant" voters are going to react if you try to rule them without representation?

    Probably they will sulk in a corner and cowardly do nothing, but don't think that I am much more courageous.
    The problem is that we the people failed to keep them, the political class, from gathering massive militairy power and money.

    We stand no whatsoever chance to win, apart from maybe die by the billions to unseat this generation of the political class.
    If we do win the power vacuum will be filled before you can say bleh.

    I have no other solution than eradicate all of us if we want to solve this problem, where there are people there will be faul games, power grabs and war.

  8. Re:Counter question... on Why Apple Should Stop Censoring Apps · · Score: 1

    No conspiracy here, just how the world turns.

  9. Counter question... on Why Apple Should Stop Censoring Apps · · Score: 1

    Why do you think that Apple has a 100 billion cashflow and is the highest ranked business on the stock exchange?
    There are many defense companies of which you would say, why are they rated lower than a consumer grade shiny mirror company?
    Could it be that the consumer grade shiny mirror company is worth more to the 1% and the authorities than all the other defense companies?

    Why would you think that is? You connect the dots.
    If you found the answer then you would also have found the answer to why Apple is banning people to see where dronestrikes take place.

  10. Re:What exactly does it do? on Microsoft Releases Windows Server 2012 · · Score: 1

    Keep the once trapped client in the environment where it belongs, why?

  11. Re:+5, wait what? on Hugo Awards Live Stream Cut By Copyright Enforcement Bot · · Score: 1

    Calling my cynicism pathetic is not going to change the moderation of your post, as it is still 5+ Funny.
    Neither does it help to solve how dictatorship structures are deeply embedded into our societies.

    You need to lighten up as being cramped over this will do all but help solving the situation, besides, often there is way more result to point out painfull things in a humorous package.

  12. Re:+5, wait what? on Hugo Awards Live Stream Cut By Copyright Enforcement Bot · · Score: 1

    For synical people like myself this is funny, painfully funny. (I do not mod)

  13. Re:The proper way on Knocking Infected PCs Off the Internet · · Score: 1

    They are my isp too, and I had the same thing happening.

    Their helpdesk is the only non scripted helpdesk with a dutch isp, they take the time it takes to solve the problem, instead of playing hide and seek while blaming their customers like most other companies do.

  14. Already done... on Knocking Infected PCs Off the Internet · · Score: 2

    My ISP, xs4all blocks my connection automatically when trojans or other malware starts to make outbound connections.
    I know this as I am responsible for several people on this connection, one of them connected a laptop which triggered this.

    When this happens all my ports are closed at the ISP and I get a notice to connect to their proxyserver so that I can download protective means.
    When I solve the issue I get a checkup and after that all goes well, the ports are reconnected.

  15. I want to punch people in the face... on Is Innovation the Most Abused Word In Business? · · Score: 1

    When they say: "We're comitted to..... blah blah...."

  16. Re:Drug test the final standard? on Lance Armstrong and the Science of Drug Testing · · Score: 1

    Hey, chear up, it's the American way...

  17. I'd vote for... on Vote On What the Very Large Telescope Observes · · Score: 2

    Gum 19 — star-forming region with variable star V391 Velorum

  18. And then people say that we in the west are decadent...

  19. Re:Journalists? on Japan: Police Arrest Journalists For Selling DVD-Backup Tools · · Score: 0

    Didn't the UK have 58 million people?

    So 2 million is 0.03 percent of the population.

    So most people don't care. like the grandparent says.

  20. Re:Try this on humans on Poison Attacks Against Machine Learning · · Score: 2

    It is already known that human brains make up what they miss in presented info.

    With people you only have to withhold info to get them to make bad decisions

  21. Yeah, let us all hide on JavaScript For the Rest of Us · · Score: 1

    Yeah, let us all hide in our ghettos again, very good for the world.

    While very noble, all this native translation stuff and UTF-8, what I see is that more and more people stop trying to reach out and stay in their own culture/circle.
    The internet 10 years ago was much more international oriented than it is nowadays.

  22. Re:power corrupts on Thomas Drake: You're Automatically Suspicious Until Proven Otherwise · · Score: 1

    Wrong, the US has a winner takes all system, the people do not vote directly if they are allowed to vote at all.
    There will be no coalition, ever...

    Read this and be amazed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elections_in_the_United_States

  23. Re:A patent troll public shaming. Interesting on Apple Must Publicly Post That Samsung Did Not Copy iPad · · Score: 1

    Don't be mad at the oportunist, be mad at those that gave this oportunist leeway.

    Patents and Copyrights have always been political power instruments and are used to censor, stiffle progress and to provide landgrab in the broadest sense to accomplices.
    Stiffle progress is a special one, politicians are people with contol freak mindsets, they hate any sense of not being in control.
    Science in perticular is constantly providing legal fronteer situations which enable others than the political class and their accomplices to be oportune.

  24. Re:A patent troll public shaming. Interesting on Apple Must Publicly Post That Samsung Did Not Copy iPad · · Score: 2

    Besides that, it is also strategic, when Google hurts Nokia it will kill Microsoft its (only?) platform and chances to enter that market.

  25. Re:Mageia/PCLinux on Mandriva Juggles Multiple Codebases · · Score: 1

    PCLinux is an old fork, probably it is too far from the codebase of Mandriva.

    Texstar (PCLinux' maintainer) used to be a packager for Mandriva years ago, he rpm'd a lot of applications in those days, and the packages were of exceptional quality.