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  1. Re:Sounds Good To Me on California To Create Public Animal Abuser Registry · · Score: 1

    I grew up working on a concentration camp so I know what you mean. It's laughable that people care so much about how we treat the Jews. These animals are not people. They're an infection and drain on resources.

  2. Re:Fricken Lasers on MIT Produces Electricity Using Thermopower Waves · · Score: 1

    How could a battery be too great?

  3. My Q. on Ask the UK Pirate Party's Andrew Robinson About the Issues · · Score: 1

    Will you please stop calling yourselves pirates and a party?

    Calling copyright infringement buys into your opponent's myth that sharing a song is just like shoplifting or ship-to-ship armed robbery and kidnapping. It makes light of the murderous thugs from Somalia and what their victims have suffered.

    If your group doesn't have a stance on abortion, gun control, taxation, environment vs. industry and all the other things actual parties address, call yourselves what you are; an advocacy group or special interest. If your platform on those issues matches that of an existing party, then join your efforts with them instead of siphoning their efforts. Being a non-party is fine. You can champion your cause without being a party. Single issue parties are notorious for messing up elections and generally being useless. There's no need or advantage to being a party.

    All that said, please keep up the good work of helping the world get real about copyright. /won't be reading replies

  4. Re:Honest question? on First Creation of Anti-Strange Hypernuclei · · Score: 1

    Fascintating.

    Heh. So what we need is a trade route to the anti-matter universe (that won't annihilate both).

  5. Re:Design priming function on Asus Takes Another Stab at Revolutionizing Netbook Market · · Score: 2, Insightful

    My sarcasmometer must be on the fritz. Did you mean this to be funny?

  6. Re:Honest question? on First Creation of Anti-Strange Hypernuclei · · Score: 1

    Could tossing an anti-proton at a nucleus of mercury negate on proton to turn it into gold? i'm guessing "DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY".

    If we could create anti-matter safely and reliably... seems like it could make for an efficient sort of nuclear reactor. Instead of getting isotopes you'd be unravelling the nuclear bonds.

    Fun stuff.

  7. Dualism on Man Sells Bottled Ghosts In Online Auction · · Score: 1

    Substance dualism makes people stupid:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsPn5dXfTvA

  8. Re:Healthcare on Vivek Kundra On US Government Inefficiency · · Score: 1

    No one in their right mind is literally thinking that. However comma it makes for a great strawman for the right to attack.

  9. Re:Honest question? on First Creation of Anti-Strange Hypernuclei · · Score: 1

    Ah, so you'd need a way to isolate it from... everything.

    +1 Informative

  10. Honest question? on First Creation of Anti-Strange Hypernuclei · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Is anti-matter matter? Could we build stuff out of it?

  11. Re:OK Slashdot, time to get honest... on First Creation of Anti-Strange Hypernuclei · · Score: 3, Interesting

    It's curiouser and curiouser.

  12. News for Paranoid Cynics on There Is No Cyberwar · · Score: 1

    The problem with kneejerk cynicism and paranoia is that if (when) there is a real threat we might not be prepared to respond to it. We might choose to not respond. Maybe the boy shouldn't be crying wolf so often, but the village should at least think about what to do when the wolf comes calling.

    Let's take as a given that there is no cyberwar. Does that mean that China, Russia and anyone else with an interest in hurting the US isn't working on a plan to attack us? They might be able to keep a secret. The plans we make to thwart a cyber attack might be useful in dealing with some unforseable problem.

    Are we pretending that the internet is unimportant to our economy and culture just because we don't trust anyone over 30?

    If a panel of Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, George Bush, a box of hair and Jeffrey Dahmer advised us to look both ways before crossing the street it would be good advice. We shouldn't dismiss what the gov't says out of kneejerk mistrust. Even if the gov't is out to get YOU (unlikely), they might be right about something anyway. Sure, we should question their motives and approach but on the merits of the claim... not by "is he wearing a suit".

  13. Accountability? Training? on Bloggers Now Eligible For Press Passes In NYC · · Score: 1

    If the only qualification for being a journalist is "having an email address", where do we get accountability? Real journalists take classes on ethics and have an employer who can fire them. It's easier to blackball a journalist out of the field than it is to prevent a blogger from posting.

    i dislike the idea if bloggers as journalists more than i dislike people writing in a professional capacity and calling it blogging.

  14. Re:Portal 2 on Portal Update Hints At New Game · · Score: 1

    Props++ for trying!

    Send it to Valve. :)

  15. Re:This too on Man Swallows USB Flash Drive Evidence · · Score: 1

    Yeah, that's way funnier than my joke.

  16. Re:About frakkin time on Portal Update Hints At New Game · · Score: 1

    Your opinions aren't facts either.

  17. Re:Portal 2 on Portal Update Hints At New Game · · Score: 3, Interesting

    i would LOVE a multiplayer Portal thing. No weapons, just portals, turrets, cubes and pools of acid. The goal is to make an enemy fall into a fire, or drop cubes on each other's heads. It would be difficult to design, but awesome if it worked.

    Multiplayer puzzles might be nice.

    Or imagine one player is Gordon and the other is Chell with their respective equipment. i open a portal for you behind the guards and you spray them with red hot rebar. You could have team death match or CtF the same way. Each team gets one portal gunner and a the rest are goons.

  18. This too on Man Swallows USB Flash Drive Evidence · · Score: 1

    This too, shall pass.

  19. Re:Get A Clue Please on White House Declassifies Outline of Cybersecurity Plans · · Score: 2, Insightful

    As 2003 unfolded i often wondered if the left would have been so cynical and vehemently opposed to overthrowing Saddam if Clinton or Gore had ordered it. What would take the place of "no blood for oil" or "Bush == Hitler"? Would they have drawn Hitler mustaches on Gore's face? Or would they have seen that the UN inspections, no fly/drive zones and sanctions were about to end and realized that Saddam would have gone right back to producing WMDs, brutalizing his own people and invading his neighbors? Followed by another 30 years of that from his sons.

    Clinton didn't care about the Iraqi people or what Saddam had done or would do. That's clear from the evidence of him doing virtually nothing. But we can only guess what Gore would have done. i voted for both of them, but would have been disappointed in him if he let Saddam stay in power.

  20. That and on Liberalism and Atheism Linked To IQ · · Score: 2, Interesting
  21. Re:This is just perfect! on Repo Men Using New Technology To Track Cars · · Score: 1

    Yeah, how am I supposed to get this stolen car out of state without these cops finding me. Won't someone PLEASE think of the rights of criminals!

    I have a God given right to buy a car, sign a loan and not make the payments. It's theft for them to take my money (my property) against my will.

  22. Katrina? Really? on An Exercise To Model a "Solar Radiation Katrina" · · Score: 1

    George Bush doesn't care about people with electronics!

    How about we called it Solargate? Solartanic? Solarpocalypse?

  23. Reverse Engineering on Losing Google Would Hit Chinese Science Hard · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Losing Google Would Hit Chinese Reverse Engineering Hard

    FTfY

    Funny thing: our schools are packed with Chinese students and profs.

  24. Re:Sorry Netbook wins still on iPad Will Beat Netbooks With "Magic" · · Score: 1

    It's more like an iPod touch. An iPhone has a camera and can make calls.

    Hitler hit it on the nose:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_EcybyLJS8

  25. Re:IANAL on Utah Considers Warrantless Internet Subpoenas · · Score: 1

    So what then, is the difference between a subpoena and a warrant?

    Google-fu says:

    Subpoena is for telling people to appear in court. Warrants are instructions given to LE by judges (to say, search or arrest). They appear to be independent things. One does not seem to be needed for the other.

    *shrugs*