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  1. Re:Split shmit! on Physicists Detect Elusive Orbiton By "Splitting" Electron · · Score: 1

    and that is a good thing, think of how awful drivers are on a 2D surface

  2. F U Pay Me on Will Write Code, Won't Sign NDA · · Score: 1

    you want me to sign an NDA?

    F.U. Pay me

  3. Re:Kangaroos Get Free Music on Canadian Media Companies Target CBC's Free Music Site · · Score: 1

    >quite the contrary, you have a much better chance in Australia as an independent musician getting your music heard than in Canada or the US

    Why do you think the record execs are mad? It's certainly not the pennies per listener fees

  4. Re:What if I told you on Why Drones Could Be the Future of Missile Defense · · Score: 1

    is a drone not considered a dron if it only has endurance of 23 hours and 59 minutes?

  5. Re:NASA clearly focused on wrong problem on Losing the Public Debate On Global Warming · · Score: 1

    beef production would be a very easy problem to tackle, along with pork production

    they would be politically difficult because beef and pork producers own a lot of congressmen and senators, and because people LIKE the taste of beef

    there is no nutritional necessity in it whatsoever, there are entire religions which do not eat one or more of them (jews, muslims: pork; hindus:beef; buddhists:either) production of animal matter from plant matter is nutritionally wasteful by a factor of about 10, so the calories produced by animal farming and the crop lands needed to grow feed for said animals would be only 10% the current size if it were plant based foods being produced directly for people.

    i am not personally against meat, i like to eat it and have no desire to ban it or coerce anyone not to eat it, but it is not needed at all, anyone telling you it is is lying to you for financial or political gain.

    additionally this is a conversation we as a species need to be having on an ongoing basis such that we can manage population growth with a matched improvement in materials, space, and energy efficiency.

  6. Re:It isn't global warming science that many objec on Losing the Public Debate On Global Warming · · Score: 2

    ther are three ways to deal with a problem caused by excess consumption

    1) reduce consumption, especially unnecessary consumption, "scaling back lifestyle"

    2) deliberate global depopulation

    3) ignore the problem and hope technology and the invisible penis of the free market fix the problem before we have a large scale unintentional global depopulation

    you can't get around it, and i don't know about you but the thought of deliberately killing billions of people or standing by and doing nothing while billions die is unpalatable to me, it's an entirely solvable problem but it does mean scaling back wastes of resources and doing what can be done to improve the stability of destitute populations because destitute populations have much higher birth rates. also do what can be done to reduce birth rates all around without coercion.

  7. Re:No matter who it was on Stuxnet Allegedly Loaded By Iranian Double Agents · · Score: 2

    iran's current government did not sign that treaty, the now deposed government did, though they should formally withdraw if they do decide to build nukes

  8. Re:For this you want a professional product on Ask Slashdot: Open Source Tax Software? · · Score: 1

    H&R block offers free online filing if your income is less than 57k and it's a simple return (i can't remember the exact qualifications, i think you had to be taking standard deduction but i'm not sure)

  9. Re:end class action suits! on Heartland Security Breach Class Action: Victims $1925, Lawyers $600,000 · · Score: 2

    small claims court is already easy and cheap

  10. end class action suits! on Heartland Security Breach Class Action: Victims $1925, Lawyers $600,000 · · Score: 1

    let's get rid of one of the last weapons the people have against corporate abuse

    well other than actual weapons. Let's ask Marie Antoinette how that worked out.

  11. FBI on FBI Says American Universities Infiltrated by Spies · · Score: 1

    If the FBI told me the sky was blue i would go out and check it.

  12. Re:It's all about an unimpinged right to choose on The Politics of the F.D.A. · · Score: 0

    if they love the free market let's give it to them, strictly protected.

    anyone concealing or failing to disclose or resisting disclosure of health information or potential risks of a product they sell gets the death penalty, the CEO and board of directors automatic death penalty because it's their job to know about their products, any employees who failed to whistle-blow also get the death penalty, any lawyers who obstructed the final release of the information - death penalty

    in addition, any sort of collusion between companies who are competing- no appeals do not pass go do not collect $200, instead the people collect your heads, every executive and the board, as well as any other employees who know


    let's free the shit out of the market, just like we freed the shit out of Iraq and Afghanistan

  13. Re:Oligopoly on Mobile Operators: Creating Artificial Demand For Capacity? · · Score: 1

    yes, our regulators are invertebrates and/or corrupt

  14. Re:Love this: Carriers: Buy our service but use Wi on Mobile Operators: Creating Artificial Demand For Capacity? · · Score: 1

    but they won't activate a wifi smart phone without a data plan, because using only wifi wouldn't make any money for them.......

    and the capitalists wonder why we keep getting bigger and bigger government..... duh it's because the capitalists are larcenous kochsuckers always trying to scam and extra buck or ten.

  15. Re:They have to do something... on Mobile Operators: Creating Artificial Demand For Capacity? · · Score: 1

    AT&T  Gross Profit  2010  Q3 $18.06 billion

    complicated my ass

  16. Re:Competition on Mobile Operators: Creating Artificial Demand For Capacity? · · Score: 1

    Oh how cute, you think that isn't already in place

    in addition to that you have direct corporate government censorship in the form of large infrastructure businesses prohibiting certain types of content, amazon, visa, mastercard, paypal, and many more have all done this.

    not to mention illegal AT&T wiretapping which was legalized ex post facto. and so called "national security" letters

  17. Re:Um, no on After 60 Years, Tape Reinserts Itself · · Score: 1

    SSD is slower than spinners for large linear reads, their advantage is random access

  18. Re:Tape never died or lost its supremacy on After 60 Years, Tape Reinserts Itself · · Score: 1

    this is where most tape horror stories come from, typically with bush leage operations not bothering to RTFM and set up verification, followed by storing the tapes wherever is convenient, like down in the damned basement or shoved in a filing cabinet inside a server closet that isn't cooled properly

  19. Re:No answer for you on Ask Slashdot: Most Secure Mobile OS? · · Score: 1

    Agreed, I am using a bold 9700 with OS 5, everything integrates nicely, I can upload a picture to anything that may accept a picture from the camera right after taking, or from the image browser or from the filesystem browser. Third party apps can be installed from the browser without need of a PC, just about everything except OS upgrades can be done on the phone with no computer attached, and the real keyboard means actual content can by typed in, unlike touchscreen keyboards which can only strive to suck less

  20. Re:Costs more on MIT Solar Towers Beat Solar Panels By Up To 20x · · Score: 1

    not much use right now, but possible future development of cheap / low embodied carbon / low usage of rare and toxic solar collectors with a lower collection rate could benefit from this greatly

  21. Re:TSA and DHS on Congress Capitulates To TSA; Refuses To Let Bruce Schneier Testify · · Score: 1

    Congress does have the authority to dispand the TSA, and while they are at it they should disband homeland security as well, fascist thugs the lot of 'em

  22. Re:Second Password on Facebook: Legal Action Against Employers Asking For Your Password · · Score: 1

    If they set up a duress password system it would have to be an N level rather than a single duress password so a duress view could create a lower level of duress account such that a duress/limited account had no detectable tell-tales

  23. Re:and how are you going to buy one? on Surviving the Cashless Cataclysm · · Score: 1

    who is manufacturing and installing these ink jackets? how is one prevented from jacketing piles and piles of stripped cards?

  24. Re:The people will be the ones who suffer on Iran Deleted From the World's Banking Computers · · Score: 1

    Immadinnerjacket has no power, he has as much power as joe biden, except he is something like 16th in line of succession instead of second

  25. Re:Smart people can be dumb on George "geohot" Hotz Arrested In Texas For Posession of Marijuana · · Score: 1

    you are subject to those intrusions because, as of yet, few or no people are willing to lead an insurrection over those intrusions. the constitution is just a goddamned piece of paper