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  1. Re:Bene Packard on HP Spying More Elaborate Than Reported · · Score: 1

    You give me such a haderach.

    Do you have an aspirin?

  2. Re:Bene Packard on HP Spying More Elaborate Than Reported · · Score: 1

    Would that make him a "Bene-factor"?

  3. Re:A tough situation on HP Spying More Elaborate Than Reported · · Score: 1

    I read something a day or two ago that said that
    the leaker only leaked stuff that was already
    something that was either announced or going to
    be announced publicly. I dont have a URL, unfortunately.

  4. Re:Maybe it is time to let this go. . . on Was the 2004 Election Stolen? · · Score: 1

    There are allegations that some find credible. These allegations
    dont get investigated, which would be a requirement to produce
    evidence. In the days before everything broke open in watergate,
    Nixon didnt do watergate, "because we have no evidence". Before
    the investigations into the Clinton affair, he didnt do it,
    "because we have no evidence". Paula Jones was just an allegation,
    Monica's dress was just an allegation. Because there was no
    evidence. So, before the investigations, there was no evidence.
    So, there should be no investigation.

    Simple logic indeed.

  5. Re:Maybe it is time to let this go. . . on Was the 2004 Election Stolen? · · Score: 1

    And that is another thing.

    The burden of proof needs to be on the system.

    If the system cannot be shown as correct, then,
    why should it be trusted?

  6. Re:Maybe it is time to let this go. . . on Was the 2004 Election Stolen? · · Score: 1

    That is not evidence. That is a lack of evidence.

    On this, I can go mark every bug in bug tracking as
    "no problem found". I didnt look, therefore I did not
    see, therefore there is no problem.

    The lack of evidence is not incredible, since, as far as
    I can tell, none of the allegations have lead to
    investigations.

    And this is the problem, things suit you now, if there
    was a problem, it was in your favor. What will you
    do when the problem( if there is problem ) does not suit you?
    It's a pendulum, and it swings.

  7. Re:BFD on Was the 2004 Election Stolen? · · Score: 1

    OK, it went to the supreme court. My point was that they could have kept
    going from there, with more suits, and more importantly, like in the recent
    Mexican elections.

    Did both sides try to fix? Perhaps. It is not right to rig an election
    no matter the side. Allegations about any misdeeds sbould be investigated.

    I agree that both parties have left people behind, and the balance of your
    post from there. Interesting observations.

  8. Re:Maybe it is time to let this go. . . on Was the 2004 Election Stolen? · · Score: 1

    Evidence? Perhaps I missed it, what evidence is there
    that there is no possiblity of problems? Mind you,
    for every blog you can reference that alleges that all
    is in order, I can probably find another blog that
    alleges problems.

    All my reading leads me to believe that there is an
    uninvestigated possiblity.

    Why can election personel take home the voting machines,
    but black box voting cant get within 10 feet of one? Do
    you know of repudiation ( outside Diebold press releases )
    that the machines can be tampered with in a matter of minutes,
    in a way that leaves the all the tamper evident seals
    undisturbed?

  9. Re:Maybe it is time to let this go. . . on Was the 2004 Election Stolen? · · Score: 1

    Doesnt proving something usually start with an allegation of
    wrongdoing, then move to proving it? How can this be proved
    if, because there is no proof ( as yet ), nothing to prove the
    allegations is ever allowed to be developed?

    How about the Brian Bilbray thing? Case shut down because the
    house swore him in before the count was official? Why the rush?
    Machines going home for overnights when it has been shown that
    the machines are vulnerable to undiscovered tampering.

  10. Re:BFD on Was the 2004 Election Stolen? · · Score: 1

    If the "last two" ( Gore and Kerry, I presume? ) really didnt care,
    they could have taken things much much further, methinks. Yes,
    they did ask for a recount. Was that wrong? If "your" candidate's
    campaign was in a similiar situation, would you not expect them
    to do the same? ( I note that I am presuming who "your" candidate
    was... am I wrong? )

    And so, this is no different than other elections. Fine and good.
    Should it be accepted on that basis? Hell no. Not from anyone,
    not benefitting anyone. We ought to be getting closer to a
    perfectly representative and fair set of elections, not maintaining
    the status quo. I dont want either party winning or losing due
    to fraud.

  11. Re:Yes/No/Maybe on Was the 2004 Election Stolen? · · Score: 1

    PTL;DR

  12. Re:Fools and their Money 2.0 on Can Banks Shift Phishing Losses to Customers? · · Score: 1

    Better than having your money taken, eh?

  13. Re:Who cares about Slashdot? on Slashdot Discussion2 In Beta · · Score: 1

    Except for today, I see.

  14. Re:IE not so important... on Slashdot Discussion2 In Beta · · Score: 1

    Havent yet not cant.

    And wouldnt it be appropriate to concentrate first on
    the browsers the largest number of users use?

  15. Re:Possibly on Voting Machines Wreak Havoc in Maryland Elections · · Score: 1

    Closed ranks, not allowing volunteers, top down
    administration.

    I dunno, we keep trying at it, we are bound to
    figure it out. Within a thousand riots or so,
    I expect.

  16. Re:Possibly on Voting Machines Wreak Havoc in Maryland Elections · · Score: 1

    Shh... You are forbidden from noticing that.

    That is not the website you are looking for.

  17. Re:Possibly on Voting Machines Wreak Havoc in Maryland Elections · · Score: 1

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  18. Re:Pretexting?? on HP's Dunn Stepping Down · · Score: 1
    Capitalism does not "prefer" power hungry fools,


    Note, prefer. I did not say that there is an absolute selection.
    I also did not say that capitalism is broken beyond redemption, that
    we should replace it. Yes, you can find your examples. I can find
    mine. Why are there so many of my examples, though? Yes, absolutely,
    the totalitarian dictatorships calling themselves communism where
    really really bad. Yes, abolutely, Marx's idea of communism does not
    work. I have already said that capitalism is the best economic
    system we have found so far. Yes, other systems have a problem with
    this as well. It is still a flaw.

    Why is it that I have a bias against for pointing out a flaw?
    Do you have a bias? Can I assume that you are biased for capitalism?
  19. Re:Possibly on Voting Machines Wreak Havoc in Maryland Elections · · Score: 1

    Check your wallet. Back pocket?
    Your other suit?

  20. Re:Possibly on Voting Machines Wreak Havoc in Maryland Elections · · Score: 4, Funny

    I prefer proprietary rioting. Better quality control.

  21. Re:Pretexting?? on HP's Dunn Stepping Down · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I have no doubt that Ms Dunn has character issues.

    And she owns that.

    Capitalism has a flaw in that it "prefers" ( as an
    emergent behaviour ) people without character for high
    positions like this. Because those people will do
    whatever it takes, regardless of of ethics or legality,
    and that makes more money.

  22. Re:Some much for an independent board on HP's Dunn Stepping Down · · Score: 1

    It's not about stock price, it is about oversight and ethics.

  23. Re:Pretexting?? on HP's Dunn Stepping Down · · Score: 1

    If you cant look at a thing and see the bad and the good,
    then what? Is he prejudiced because he sees flaws
    in a thing? There are flaws in capitalism. It is the best
    thing we have found so far, but there are flaws in it.

  24. Re:Please.. on Broadband Over Gas Lines — a Pipe Dream? · · Score: 2, Funny

    But you know, the growth of this new technology could be explosive.

  25. Re:There are 5 billion people educated by their go on Wikipedia Won't Bow to Chinese Censors · · Score: 1

    If the people educated by governments where so in lockstep
    with that education, then why would the Chinese govt be
    worried about Wikipedia?