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  1. Re:How about some news about toyota and bmw? on Tesla To Unveil Its $35,000 Model 3 In March 2016 · · Score: 1

    You must be a MBA.

  2. Re:This is what the war on terror gives us. on James Comey: the Man Who Wants To Outlaw Encryption · · Score: 0

    At least read and understand 1984 before you apply it to situations that aren't really anything like that.

    You don't look intelligent to anyone that matters, you make it clear you're puppeting what you've heard about 1984 than actually having read it.

  3. Never was it a ride sharing servic. on Voting With Dollars: Politicians and Their Staffers Roll With Uber · · Score: 1

    Stop fucking calling it one. You share a ride to the same place with a friend.

    When you communicate with a dispatcher, who then sends you a stranger driving a his car who has never met you, to take you to a destination he isn't even aware of without the dispatcher ... And then you pay him when you get there ...

    That's called a taxi.

    If you are too stupid to understand this then there is absolutely no way we can have a discussion about it in any form.

    If you can't even understand what they do, you don't get to have an opinion on the subject.

  4. Re:Meh on Why Was Linux the Kernel That Succeeded? · · Score: 0

    Clear you are correct ...

    Contrary to the fact that there are several major BSDs that survive off contributions from people using their software.

    Contrary to the fact that even a Linux vendor contributes back to them.

    Contrary to the fact that Apple gives them a fortune in both code and cash.

    Contrary to the fact that Yahoo gives them a fortune in both code and cash.

    Yea, no one ever contributes to the BSDs or BSD licensed people ... except, you know, all the people that do.

    GPL is for liars. Its for RMS to tout as 'free' when its no such thing. Its a lie. Its free ... as in you can use it ... but you have to give me everything you do!

    Hrm, you know what ... now that I think about it ... you have to be pretty fucking stupid to call any GPL software free since it is actually more restrictive than pretty much any software I use anywhere else. Even commercial libraries that matter don't require you to give them all your code.

  5. Re:Meh on Why Was Linux the Kernel That Succeeded? · · Score: 1

    people WERE afraid of the linux gpl

    And the only place that changed is with people who aren't afraid of the GPL as in ... violating it doesn't bother them.

    No company I've dealt with in the last 10 years accepts GPL today if they do any kind of software dev. They aren't stupid, GPL is a 1 way street to having no IP.

  6. Re:Oh, no... on Microsoft: No More 'Patch Tuesday' For Windows 10 Home Users · · Score: 0

    Oh FFS its mind blowing how you can be on slashdot and still be too stupid to figure out that you can just switch to manual updates. This is seriously a problem for you?

  7. Re:Far too expensive for a used car on Tesla Adds Used Models To Its Inventory, For Online Purchase · · Score: 0

    It's the battery management system and the cooling system that would make the difference in longevity.

    Sure, if you mean over provisioned batteries that you never have access to the full capacity of, then sure.

    Tesla has nothing special, they just sell you 20kw/H batteries, and call them 5kw/H batteries, now they last 4 times as long. No those numbers are not exact matches for Tesla packs, but the point is the same.

    My point is simply that they don't have anything special other than a different usage pattern to prevent stupid users from destroying the batteries.

  8. Re:Dear Young Mr Zug on My High School CS Homework Is the Centerfold · · Score: 1

    If this offends a girl, she has a problem, not the photo. Its a head shot. A face. She has to look at the exact same thing in the mirror every fucking day.

    This is a product of ultra-libral trendy ignorant uppity assholes, not class.

    If you can't handle this image you aren't going to be able to handle life, just off yourself.

  9. Re:She has a point. on My High School CS Homework Is the Centerfold · · Score: 4, Insightful

    No she doesn't. ITS A FACE, not a nude body.

    The picture used WAS JUST HER FACE, if you want to see the full image you don't get it from the first Google search with Safe search on. You have to go out of your way to see nudity, and if they want to see nudity on the Internet, she's pretty fucking low quality nudity. A much less targeted Google search will yeild 18 year old boys HUNDREDS OF FREE PORN SITES ...

    They don't give a flying fuck about Lena.

  10. Re:Dear Young Mr Zug on My High School CS Homework Is the Centerfold · · Score: 1

    Sigh, Miss Zug, have no idea how that got autocorrected to Mr

  11. Dear Young Mr Zug on My High School CS Homework Is the Centerfold · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Grow up.

    Its a woman face and she's very proud of her picture. If there is anything about the image and the way its being used that bothers you, YOU have a problem and need to shut your uppity ass up.

    You will not survive in the world if you unable to look at the face of a smiling woman in a photograph. You need to be evaluated. You aren't principled you're an uppity drama queen that no one is going to give a shit about in 2-4 years.

    To take that a step further, if the naked female form bothers you in general, you also have serious issues and one has to wonder how you managed to cope with yourself this long in life? Or is it just jealousy?

    Theres pretty much no way you come out of this without making it clear that your just being an uppity cunt. I presume the statue david and Venus shouldn't be in your lesson plan either?

    If this post offends you, then it also applies to you, so just consider that when replying.

  12. Re:we want gameplay, not "imperfections in the ski on Square Enix Witch Chapter Real-Time CG DX12 Demo Impresses At Microsoft BUILD · · Score: 1

    In general, if your game engine is tied to DX or OpenGL, you suck at making game engines or aren't trying to be cross platform anyway.

    Rending backend abstraction is ultra trivial when it comes to game engines.

  13. I must be old on Square Enix Witch Chapter Real-Time CG DX12 Demo Impresses At Microsoft BUILD · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Because this sort of thing doesn't impress me anymore. It looks pretty much the same as every other demo I've seen for the last several years. Sure, it IS more detailed but those details do pretty much nothing to enhance realism and in fact as the demo shows, the artists go out of their way to show off these features (like 3d movies) and ruin it in the process.

    I don't need to be blinded by your overpowering puddle of water, thats not impressive, I don't even need thousands of dollars of GPUs to do that.

    Instead of showing me tears that look fake as shit and being proud of it, or a dirty face, why don't you work on things that make the whole scene clearly a rendering instead of reality.

    Worse still, you can STILL see that the shadows are not actually calculated real time and not only lag but are jerky in their transitions.

    So 10 our of 10 for heating up your GPUs and frying eggs, but 0 for actually impressing me with an advancement in rendering that I can about.

  14. Re:Detector, please on Unnoticed For Years, Malware Turned Linux Servers Into Spamming Machines · · Score: -1, Troll

    Just for reference, just because you have some raspberry pi's running Linux, doesn't really mean you should be saying you run some servers.

    Second, if you don't know how to detect this, you shouldn't be running servers.

    Third, if you don't know how to prevent this from being useful, OR you don't take those actions be default, you shouldn't be running anything other than Windows.

  15. Re:What, no Clippy? on Android and iOS App Porting Will Not Be Available At Windows 10 Launch · · Score: 2

    Photoshop - Does anyone "really" run this on Windows?! I thought that was mostly a Mac thing, but whatever, I'll give that one to you.

    No one runs it on OS X anymore either. Sure there are probably a few firms that still have some copies in use because they have old graphics designers that are incapable of moving to something else. For low to not ultra-heavy work, theres pixelmator which does everything that the various versions of photoshop due (excluding the medical edition of photoshop) and for the very high end side there are multiple photoshop replacements.

    Photoshop once ruled supreme, today, after everything Adobe has done to it in the last say 5 years ... its irrelevant.

  16. Re:iOS apps on Windows store on Android and iOS App Porting Will Not Be Available At Windows 10 Launch · · Score: 1

    Just for reference, what they ACTUALLY MEAN is that you'll be able to compile Java (android) or Objective C (iOS) for Windows apps, thats about all, so no, you won't be able to run Android or iOS apps on your Windows 10 device, you'll be able to run some half ass half where the developer attempts to point only bits of they application for the OS interaction.

  17. Re:iOS apps on Windows store on Android and iOS App Porting Will Not Be Available At Windows 10 Launch · · Score: 0

    I can upload apps now to random websites ... they won't get loaded to an iOS device nor will the run on iOS devices. Thats not something Microsoft can change with out a jailbreak or their would be a metric fuckton more support for things like Cydia.

    And if they're trying to imply they've emulated iOS's API and you can run iOS apps on Windows10 devices ... BWHAAHAHAHAHA sure you did. I'm sure that works great for a tiny ass demo app like hello world, beyond that the only way they could get proper emulation is to actually run iOS, which they can't.

    No matter what they are saying or implying, they are lying.

  18. Re:If SPAM is a problem, you aren't meant for IT on Want 30 Job Offers a Month? It's Not As Great As You Think · · Score: 0

    Yea, because when you use some other mail server and your messages flow across the Internet in standard clear text SMTP ... the NSA can't read it from your server, just Googles. As far as being an idiot ... well ... pot, meet the kettle ... its black too.

    I love when idiots think they know so much ... and every time you speak you show that you know far less than you think.

    You also better look up the definition of collaboration, might surprise you to learn that it doesn't mean what you're using it to mean.

    Before you rant and rave about how I'm a total idiot, you should start with a dictionary and a clue.

  19. iOS apps on Windows store on Android and iOS App Porting Will Not Be Available At Windows 10 Launch · · Score: 0

    Someone doesn't know WTF they are talking about. Windows store containing iOS apps ... which can't actually sign them with the digital signature required to actually load to a iOS device and run ...

    And if they are referring to web pages ... well, web pages != apps, stop ruining the terminology you ignorant fucks.

  20. If SPAM is a problem, you aren't meant for IT on Want 30 Job Offers a Month? It's Not As Great As You Think · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    If you can't handle spam, you aren't qualified to be in IT. Seriously, you can't solve the most common problem that occurs on the internet ... Get a Gmail account you moron, FFS.

    If this is really a problem for you, you need to switch professions, become a psychologist you'll fit right in, its full of people who talk out their ass like they know something yet have absolutely no idea wtf they are doing ... sounds like a perfect fit for you.

  21. Re:Can't wait to get this installed in my house on Tesla Announces Home Battery System · · Score: 1

    Your assumption is wrong in most ways.

    You aren't going to cycle your entire battery every day, so 2000 charge cycles could be twenty years for all you know. You don't know what the actual battery capacity is. You know what they are telling you is available and for how long, but simply selling you a 800w pack and utilizing it to only 50% capacity (because its actually a 1600kw/H pack) changes the game entirely.

    Thats how you extend battery life, you simply use less of it.

    Tesla isn't going to warranty the pack for 10 years if they have to replace it in 5 unless they can replace it for less than 10% or so of the original sales price or something ridiculous. In which case, someone else will start making the same batteries and selling them for less without the spare capacity, probably out of hong kong, HobbyKing I bet will be first.

  22. Re:Gamechanger on Tesla Announces Home Battery System · · Score: 1

    You get less power on cloudy days, but you also need less, since AC is the biggest consumer of residential power.

    Really? Tell that to all the people without AC, you know, like several entire countries? In those countries you get less heat on cloudy days which requires even more energy from your less power

  23. Re:Gamechanger on Tesla Announces Home Battery System · · Score: 2

    The grid wouldn't need as much capacity

    Wrong.

    The first time there was a major outage and everyone ran off batteries for an extended period of time ... needing to not only start using normal mains power again but ALSO charge their batterys ... now you're fucked if you don't have the capacity you already have and probably more to deal with the surge of everyones chargers.

    Great UPS, but the energy has to come from somewhere.

  24. Re:They forgot the best feature.... on OpenBSD 5.7 Released · · Score: 1

    Mean while ... the BSD people keep thinking of Linux as a 'third party' they'd not let their worst enemy run.

    Linux is for the unenlightened. Running a Linux file server or firewall on a heavy network ... there you're just showing how ignorant you are.

    Linux on a desktop with shitty hardware that BSD doesn't support ... sure, its great.

  25. Re:I want this to be true, but... on New Test Supports NASA's Controversial EM Drive · · Score: 0

    yes, its not a flashlight ... except if you mean a highly focused 100kilowatt flashlight, BUT it certainly stands to reason from our observations of the universe that some frequencies of EM are better suited to this purpose than others, as well as various drive configurations.

    And for reference, if you read the article ... they compare it to photon drive engines, they are very real (although very weak)

    You might want to checkout the definition of engine too, I think yours is probably not the one the scientists are using. Its not always about having a hemi.