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  1. Re:And that is why you follow the law. on One Year in Jail For Abusive Silicon Valley CEO (theguardian.com) · · Score: 2

    It is funny how Slashdotters don't know anything about the real world. You don't just "call up and order a warrant" like you would get a pizza. For fucks sake.

  2. Re:SJW on One Year in Jail For Abusive Silicon Valley CEO (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    Life doesn't work that way. It isn't black and white. There is a grey area where a judge determines if evidence is admissible or not. There isn't one set of procedures that police follow. You can throw cops in jail because they didn't follow some imaginary 3 step procedure.

  3. Re:Time is more vast than space on Maybe There's No Life in Space Because We're Too Early · · Score: 1

    You fell into a trap: you assume that things are going to improve at the same rate. For millions of years humans couldn't fly at all. There is no commercial supersonic transport across the Atlantic anymore. We have a limit: the speed of light. We can't even make a spacecraft that can travel at 0.0001% the speed of light.

  4. Re: I think the universe is teaming with life on Maybe There's No Life in Space Because We're Too Early · · Score: 1

    life means intelligent life other than what is found in Earth.

  5. Re:Uh, no on Maybe There's No Life in Space Because We're Too Early · · Score: 1

    That is science fiction. You obviously have been watching Prometheus. We cannot create intelligent machines with personalities of humans. We cannot attain a significant percentage of light speed needed to get to other star systems. Like Douglas Adams said: space is big. He was right.

  6. Re:I think the universe is teaming with life on Maybe There's No Life in Space Because We're Too Early · · Score: 2

    Uh, you just imagined it. Just face it: there is no life, certainly not in our solar system. We would have detected it already. Life is not Star Trek. We have plenty of imagination - but that is what it is : imagination. Plus, it is "teeming" not "teaming".

  7. Uh, no on Maybe There's No Life in Space Because We're Too Early · · Score: 2

    There is no life in space because it is big. Really big. And time is even bigger. Species don't live forever. The chances of two species of intelligent life coexisting is vanishingly small. Even if it occurred we could never contact it, because space is too big and we are limited by the speed of light. Space nutters need to give it up: we are the only ones. Star Trek isn't going to happen, ever.

  8. Webscraping on LinkedIn Suffers Huge Bot Attack That Steals Members' Personal Data (siliconbeat.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Webscraping isn't illegal. It might be against the terms of service, but what are you going to do? Revoke their accounts?

  9. Wobble? on Next Generation of Wireless -- 5G -- Is All Hype (backchannel.com) · · Score: 1

    What the f is a "wobble"?

  10. Re:Can we stop repeating the "Russian" meme?.. on Hack of Democrats' Accounts Was Wider Than Believed, Officials Say (nymag.com) · · Score: 0

    What? People are incompetent in computer security and dishonest? Give me a break. GOOGLE and MICROSOFT are fucking incompetent at computer security. And people are dishonest all over. You guys are ridiculous. Trump is a fucking idiot. And if you vote for him you are a fool. I don't care how bad Hillary is, Trump is infinitely worse.

  11. health and biotech on Google Ventures CEO and Founder Bill Maris Is Leaving (recode.net) · · Score: 2

    Rich executive is getting older and realizes that you can't take money to the grave, so he is investing in biotech in hopes it makes him live longer. Sorry buddy, it won't help.

  12. Re:If they want to make an impact on Bill Gates Has Spent $1+ Million To Get Mark Zuckerberg's Software In Schools · · Score: 1

    That is because "vouchers" is code for "send your kids to private schools on public money" and "homeschooling" means "brainwash your kids about the Bible, guns, and Trump at home". Arkansas and Alabama would reject this in a heartbeat.

  13. Re: Perpetuate the myth on Bill Gates Has Spent $1+ Million To Get Mark Zuckerberg's Software In Schools · · Score: 0

    Exactly. We can't fill our open positions with qualified developers, we can't find enough of them, even with H1B's. Lots of people can't find jobs, but if you are a good programmer in the US and you can't find anything, there is a issue with YOU.

  14. Re: Perpetuate the myth on Bill Gates Has Spent $1+ Million To Get Mark Zuckerberg's Software In Schools · · Score: 1

    Where have you guys been living? Outsourcing has been going on for decades. Yet the world keeps turning and things are pretty good in the US compared to the fucking Phillipines.

  15. Re: Perpetuate the myth on Bill Gates Has Spent $1+ Million To Get Mark Zuckerberg's Software In Schools · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Everyone knows that it is cheaper in Manila. The point is that you don't have to worry about people in Manila taking your jerb. Manila has been always been cheaper than Denver, yet the world still turns every day. You guys are a bunch of drama queens.

  16. Re: Perpetuate the myth on Bill Gates Has Spent $1+ Million To Get Mark Zuckerberg's Software In Schools · · Score: 0

    Yet there are more programmers in the US than there are in the Phillipines. You know why? Because bullshit. You can't simply "hire a guy from Manila" and expect him to produce code. Software development doesn't work that way. Time/cultural/languages differences are too hard to overcome for any moderately complex project. You guys are xenophobes.

  17. Basically he is a suburban middle age white guy who is afraid brown people and children are going to take his $70,000 a year job.

  18. Oh look, another "lets not educate the children so I can keep my jerb" rant from theodp. How original.

  19. Re:Does anybody really doubt it on Assange Implies Murdered DNC Staffer Was WikiLeaks' Source (washingtonpost.com) · · Score: 1

    Exactly. If you wanted to assassinate someone, you would make it look like a robbery.

  20. Who? on Nicholas Carr Says Tech 'Utopia Is Creepy' (cio.com) · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Who is Nicholas Carr? Let me guess: he is a "thought leader".

  21. Re:I predict that this will be totally ineffective on Facebook Will Force Advertising On Ad-Blocking Users (wsj.com) · · Score: 2

    Maybe someone will come up with a HOSTS file solution? Do you think it is possible? Nah...

  22. Re:At the risk of getting downvoted into oblivion. on Facebook Will Force Advertising On Ad-Blocking Users (wsj.com) · · Score: 1

    What trouble? You install adblock/ublock/whatever. It takes 5 minutes. If you aren't running adblock your computer has probably already been hacked.

  23. Re:How do you keep VLC sustainable? on Ask VideoLAN President and Lead VLC Developer Jean-Baptiste Kempf Your Questions · · Score: 2

    I know, right? Pushing malware laden advertisements is the only way to make money.

  24. Re:Even older systems? on London's Metropolitan Police Still Running 27,000 Windows XP Desktops (thestack.com) · · Score: 1

    CNC? You mean 3D printer???

  25. Re: Auction of bitcoin? on US To Auction $1.6 Million Worth of Bitcoin From Various Cases (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    How do you determine who is going to give you the best value? You hold an auction in which everyone is free to participate. Otherwise the bitcoins will end up in some "exchange" held by some Senators brother who bought it at 30%.