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  1. Patents aren't rightfully anything. on Killing Cancer With a Virus · · Score: 1

    Patents are unnatural and evil.

  2. How original, a cynic! on Killing Cancer With a Virus · · Score: 1

    Check all the other comments...it's been said.

  3. Then it gets patented. on Killing Cancer With a Virus · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Well, it could have cured cancer for all, but that would threaten the integrity of our "intellectual property" system!

  4. Defense? on Radiofrequency Weapons · · Score: 1

    So what's the defense to this? Standard hardening seems unfeasible. Since the more advanced ones are very directed, wouldn't it be possible to determine which direction it's coming from, and fire back? That's the same defense that could be used against all directed, concentrated energy weapons (lasers).

  5. Whored out to all platforms I see. on Return Of King Game Debuts Ahead Of Movie · · Score: 1

    Ah, this "intellectual property" stupidity. I suppose they wanted to get the most out of their "license". It's an old enough story, it should be public domain.

  6. Isn't the PDA dead? on When a PDA is better than a GBA for Gaming · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If it doesn't have a cell phone built in, it'll be in a scrap heap soon.

  7. People padding their resume's? on DARPA's Autonomous Vehicle Challenge Too Popular? · · Score: 1

    So we got 16 real teams and 80 people who signed up just to have another item on their resume. Gross.

  8. Ideas exist outside of time. on Are MS, W3C Barking Up Wrong Prior Art Tree? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    That's why this concept of "prior art" is rediculous. Since any idea can in theory be discovered independently of any other discovery of that idea, all ideas must exist outside of time.

  9. Your post was insightful though. on Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation · · Score: 1

    OK, so once we get beyond sex, we'll still have the mental, if not the physical. My vision is not a world without relationships.

  10. Women versus men. on Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation · · Score: 1

    It would be clearly easier for women to do this than men. But I think it would be men who actually do. There may be a hurdle, but there is more desire and ability.

  11. Work on reading comprehension. on Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation · · Score: 1

    We already have artificial wombs, thus we won't reproduce but we'll be able to--through the artificial wombs. Got it?

  12. That's quite narrow minded. on Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation · · Score: 1

    You are aware that the companion of the same sex is considered by very many to be "one of life's greatest pleasures". I never said companionship or relationships would go away.

  13. Different levels of binary thinking. on IBM's Blue Gene powered by Linux · · Score: 1

    Something simple like pricing something $2.56 will show you to be an advanced thinker. A better example is 2^16, which is decimal, but better than the decimal expansion.

  14. Abolish copyright, and no license needed. on MIT's Music Net Shut Down Over License Issues · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Since you're not signing any contract when you copy the music, there wouldn't be a problem here. The music would play and people would be happy.

  15. No. on IBM's Blue Gene powered by Linux · · Score: 1

    2^8 is still better 256. Another example is pricing at binary intervals, $16, $32. It's not all or nothing.

  16. Sex will not exist soon. on Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation · · Score: 1

    It is the single most complicating factor of life today. Imagine how much simpler if we didn't have the division between sexes? Less pronouns to remember! We already have artificial wombs, so we'll just evolve into a being that doesn't reproduce. But imagine if we had stayed like earthworms, both male and female.

  17. Decimal ruins things again. on IBM's Blue Gene powered by Linux · · Score: 1

    65,000? You mean 2^16, right?

  18. Why not give it in hexadecimal flops? on Factual 'Big Mac' Results · · Score: 0, Troll

    This is computers, not bowling!

  19. Thank you! on Who Needs Radio? · · Score: 1

    It's really depressing to see the grandparent modded up, when it deserves to be flamebait, overrated (very overrated, how often to we get the stupid liberal/conservative slant?). Do you have mod points to bring it down?

  20. Simplifying, eh? on Microsoft Voice Command Almost Here · · Score: 1

    I present to you English pronunciation. Simple, ain't it?

  21. Ad hominem...bad argument, check. on Napster Pre-Paid Cards · · Score: 1

    And remember, this is the same message, so all I'm saying is that the message contains both ad hominem and a poor argument.

  22. They should have donation cards. on Napster Pre-Paid Cards · · Score: 1

    So you can tip whatever you want from your card. Overall they could make more money, as some people would pay more than ninety-nine cents (ugh, marketing price).

  23. No one likes drugs? on Terahertz Scanners See Inside Sealed Packages · · Score: 1

    It was rather easy to predict that /.ers would immediately declare this an "evil technology". The rabid libertarianism trumps any love of cool new technology.

  24. Changing the language? on Microsoft Voice Command Almost Here · · Score: 1

    Here is where you just get dead silence if you mention that perhaps we need a better designed language. Lojban is a good start.

  25. Ugh, purchasing information. on Digital Art For Your Wall-Mounted TV · · Score: 1

    Information wants to be free--here it's still a matter of purchasing information. There's also a system that rolls a physical piece of paper over your screen when you turn it off. Just purchase an original and use that.