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  1. Re:Ah yes, Wertham on Library of Congress Opens Records of Anti-Comic Book Shrink · · Score: 1

    >Imagine not having that fucking glut of saccharine Archie products.

    This brought two rather disparate thoughts to mind. First, I thought Archie was pretty damn useful back in the pre-WWW days.

    Second, without those saccharine comics, we wouldn't have had those Archie and Reggie Do Veronica comix.

  2. Re:Multiple Backdoors on Searching For Backdoors From Rogue IT Staff · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Basically, if you put yourself in a position where you have to fire your IT staff then you are a moron. Always do background checks because you are going to be giving these people the keys to the city.

    • Not every problem employee comes with "Crazy MF With Drug Habit" tattooed on his forehead.
    • Sometimes people lie when you do background checks. They want their problem to become your problem.
    • Your IT guy might be just fine until his wife leaves him for a younger woman who also works for your company.
    • Or, like my experience, the first thing you have to do in your new job is fire the sadistic moron that your predecessor tolerated for years.

    The point being, you don't always "put yourself" in that position. Sometimes shit happens.

  3. This Is An Improvement? on Toyota Adds External Speakers To Warn Pedestrians · · Score: 1

    They're going to make the Prius sound like a ghetto Escalade with wheel well speakers? I actually drive a hybrid Altima, and I assure you that the excellent sound system gives you all the auditory warning you need.

  4. Re:*sigh* on Nmap Developers Release a Picture of the Web · · Score: 3, Insightful

    *sigh* If only I could find a way to make money off other people's stupidity...

    Start a religion? I'm too honest, personally, but it's worked for others.

  5. Re:Commie Bikes !!! on Bicycles As a Gateway To Government Control · · Score: 1

    Let's not forget Earl Warren, John Rockefeller, and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; Republicans all.

  6. Re:Either that on Google's CEO Warns Kids Will Have to Change Names to Escape "Cyber Past" · · Score: 2, Funny

    I'd rather work with someone who has a Facebook page full of comments, a selection of interests and some drunk pictures than the antisocial guy with no life.

    At the screening committee meeting: "Yes, Bob did graduate top of his class at MIT, but we know for a fact that Alice has been known to have a few beers and take her top off."

  7. Re:Intoriductions on Ray Kurzweil Does Not Understand the Brain · · Score: 1

    Introductions, that is.

  8. Intoriductions on Ray Kurzweil Does Not Understand the Brain · · Score: 1
    Ray Kurzweil meet Douglas Lenat. Douglas; Ray.

    [SpockVoice]Captain, the bogon flux is rising to lethal levels.[/SpockVoice]

  9. Re:Not Surprising on San Francisco Just As Guilty In Terry Childs Case · · Score: 1

    >Try translating your argument into a different context. What if he wasn't employed by the government

    With some other employers, we might still be looking for his body.

  10. Re:What they include on Lost Star Wars Scene In the Wild · · Score: 1

    In the 2015 version, the bartender shoots first.

    I want the version where Greedo shoots first and kills Solo.

  11. Re:Logo on Geek Squad Sends Cease-and-Desist Letter To God Squad · · Score: 5, Funny

    The Geek Squad colors are reversed. Orange up top black on bottom.

    Does that mean that Geek Squad is Satanic?

  12. Re:WELL on Tool Use By Humans Pushed Back By 800,000 Years · · Score: 0, Troll

    Sadly, I have no mod points today, so rather than correct this, I have to point out that whoever modded this "Troll" clearly left their ability to recognize humor and wit in their jammies when they got up this morning. Idiot!

  13. Help on Giant Balloons Could Solve Space Junk Problem · · Score: 4, Funny

    I'm having a problem understanding how filling low-earth-orbit with Zerg Overlords is a good thing.

  14. Wrong! on Filmmakers Resisting Hollywood's 3-D Push · · Score: 1

    >Your favorite movie would have been even better in color, and even better in '3D,' and given the choice, you would watch the improved version every time.

    They did. It sucked. I doubt you can even find a DVD copy of the colorized version anymore. It sucked not because the colorization process was badly done, it wasn't. It sucked, because the colorized version bled all of the dramatic impact out of the scenes.

  15. Casablanca on Filmmakers Resisting Hollywood's 3-D Push · · Score: 4, Insightful

    My favorite movie was shot in black and white. It has great acting from a great script with great directing and great cinematography. All of those trump special effects, even that last new thing, color. Good movies don't need gimmicks.

  16. Re:Miscarriage of Justice on Terry Childs Denied Motion For Retrial · · Score: 1

    >Guy does his job even AFTER he's fired and he goes to prison for it? Ugh.

    If I fire my network administrator, and he tries to do anything to or with my network after that, he is a criminal, and hell yes he deserves to go to jail. I want his keys, his ID badge, his company laptop, cell phone, etc., and every password to everything; all of which will be changed immediately. If that isn't SOP where you work, you have problems.

  17. Re:Miscarriage of Justice on Terry Childs Denied Motion For Retrial · · Score: 2, Informative

    >Terry Childs is a stupid, neurotic fool. But there's no indication that he's a thief or a scumbag. He's been punished way more than enough by now. I hope the judge gives him credit for time served and ends this.

    He probably could have cut a deal for time served, if he wanted to at any time. However, he has now seriously pissed off the judge, the prosecutors, and probably the folks writing the pre-sentencing probation report. Not a good percentage play.

  18. Stop v. Yield on Tennessee Town Releases Red Light Camera Stats · · Score: 1

    >remind me of Gary Lauder's suggestion to merge stop signs and yield signs

    Having driven in both Italy and France, where stop lights and stop signs are regarded as somewhat amusing suggestions, I can tell you that this would be a bad idea in Road Rage America. My theory about Italy is that since the signs say "STOP" instead of "ARRESTO", Italians think they apply only to any native English speakers who might be around, certainly not to any Italian.

  19. First Thought on The Titanic In 3-D · · Score: 1

    My first thought on seeing the title of the article was, "It's already a three-dimensional structure... damaged, but still 3-d."

  20. Re:I hope they *do* add this to the curriculum on Louisiana, Intelligent Design, and Science Classes · · Score: 1

    "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,..." It's called the establishment clause and comes before the mention of free speech.

  21. Right! on Google Engineer Decries Complexity of Java, C++ · · Score: 1

    Who needs anything more complex than FORTRAN?

  22. Plays Music? on iPhone 3G vs. Solar Death Ray · · Score: 1

    >after its destruction, the phone still plays music

    I don't think the editor understands the meaning of the word "destruction." Tape that sucker to a half-stick of dynamite, touch off the dynamite, and I am quite sure that sucker will not play music.

  23. Re:And to think, if we just bought 68K machines on Intel Says Farewell To PCI Bus · · Score: 1

    Was Micro Channel ever fully alive? I had a PS2 Model 50, and by the time there was and operating system that could do anything with the bus, the hardware was totally obsolete.

  24. Re:EIR on Steak-Scented Billboard Entices Drivers · · Score: 4, Funny

    This is North Carolina. I think smoking is still mandatory there.

  25. Re:re AT&T on Man Emails AT&T's CEO, Gets Threatened With C&D Order · · Score: 1

    and still need permission from them for each device you connected to your POTS line, once that device type had been cleared with AT&T.

    Not only permission, but you get to pay for that connection, monthly, forever. And yes, they had phone police who checked.