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  1. Re: There are numerous other obvious flaws on Nvidia Sinks Moon Landing Hoax Using Virtual Light · · Score: 1

    So on that basis, there are no secrets whatsoever in the world?

  2. Re:There are numerous other obvious flaws on Nvidia Sinks Moon Landing Hoax Using Virtual Light · · Score: 1

    This would have to be a VERY well organized conspiracy. (Which alone should debunk this theory. Government is too inept to pull something like this off.)

    Knocking "the government" without evidence is itself a fairly paranoid thing to do.

    I would say that governments were actually pretty good at covering things up, so your argument is not a strong one.

  3. Re:MAD on US Revamping Its Nuclear Arsenal · · Score: 1

    Yeah, it's well known that the Nazis were horrified at the idea of using gas...those concentration camps just had really unlucky plumbing.

  4. Re: MAD on US Revamping Its Nuclear Arsenal · · Score: 1

    So in other words you probably do a mixture of air and ground bursts, thereby achieving maximum damage to both humanity and the planet.

  5. Re:You sound awfully concerned about on US Revamping Its Nuclear Arsenal · · Score: 1

    90% of our species might be wiped out, but I doubt we'd go extinct...

    Oh, well that's all right then.

    I bet The Road is your idea of a wet dream.

  6. Re:It is all pork barrel politics on US Revamping Its Nuclear Arsenal · · Score: 1
    Your plan might be a bit more evil and ingenious if the US (and other countries) also kept all their own nuclear weapons near the seaside too.

    Striking first only works if you also destroy the opposition's ability to respond.

  7. Re:It can't be pleaded with on CIA Tested Primitive Chatbots For Interrogation In the 1980s · · Score: 2

    I don't think there's an awful lot of "humaneness" in most people who are prepared to be torturers.

  8. Re:Comparison on CIA Tested Primitive Chatbots For Interrogation In the 1980s · · Score: 1

    Your comment doesn't even

  9. Re:Is there a single field that doesn't? on Science Has a Sexual Assault Problem · · Score: 1

    Flirtation isn't sexual harassment.

    Yeah, you subtly flirt; but that creepy guy over there annoying that woman with crude sexual innuendos and inappropriate invasioin of her body space is...oh you're looking in a mirror.

  10. Re:In the woods? on The Minecraft Parent · · Score: 1

    When they came home they asked me if we could get Minecraft. I told them, "of course not - go outside and build a treehouse. Get some sunshine while you're at it".

    Because, of course, there's no possibility of kids both playing Minecraft sometimes, and playing in the woods at other times. It has to be one or the other, for ever.

  11. Re:More and serious threats on Secret Service Critics Pounce After White House Breach · · Score: 1

    With the Internet, you can tailor yourself to be exactly what the voter wants you to be. No more bad hairdays. No more potential assassins.

    Yes, it's an often-overlooked fact that there's been no political violence since the internet was invented.

  12. Re:What has changed? on Secret Service Critics Pounce After White House Breach · · Score: 1

    an oozie

    A slime gun?

  13. Re: They don't need fancy gadgets on Secret Service Critics Pounce After White House Breach · · Score: 1

    When Australia banned guns, there were a lot of dickheads saying we would be much safer: But crime increased, a lot

    Yeah, because the only thing that stops crime is having a heavily armed populace able to defend themselves 24/7 with concealed machine guns.

  14. Re:My thoughts on Trouble In Branson-Land, As Would-Be Space Tourists Get Antsy Over Delays · · Score: 2

    Included are Katy Perry and Justin Bieber. I don't know about you, but I'm praying for a tragic technical malfunction on the maiden launch.

  15. Re:Any color as long as it's black on Trouble In Branson-Land, As Would-Be Space Tourists Get Antsy Over Delays · · Score: 2

    Anyone who chose to waste $250,000 in this way doesn't have any principles.

  16. Re:They're not astronauts, they're ballast. on Trouble In Branson-Land, As Would-Be Space Tourists Get Antsy Over Delays · · Score: 1

    once I put aside my incredible envy of anyone who can leave this small rock

    They're having a quick trip a few miles up in the air, not colonising the fucking galaxy.

  17. Re:How is he incorrect, though? on New Study Projects World Population of 11B by 2100 · · Score: 1
    If you want to say something racist, sexist, homophobic (etc) no one's stopping you, but you can't complain when you're called racist, sexist or homophobic, and you certainly can't force people to take you seriously if that's how you present yourself.

    If you genuinely believe that, say, all women are mentally deficient, and you communicate those views, most people will simpy think you're stupid. It doesn't really matter what words you use, it's the absurdity of the underlying beliefs that gets people's backs up.

  18. Re:How is he incorrect, though? on New Study Projects World Population of 11B by 2100 · · Score: 1

    I agree that political correctness has ruined public discourse

    What a load of bollocks.

  19. Re:No, It Won't on New Study Projects World Population of 11B by 2100 · · Score: 1
    I can assure you that VAT is NOT considered a good method of taxation by socialists, since as you say it is a regressive tax.

    Its use is compulsory in EU countries, but you make it sound as though it is something invented by the left out of contrariness or stupidity.

  20. Re:Embracing the bird on A Beginner's Guide To Programming With Swift · · Score: 0

    Yes, we know that. GP was exaggerating for comic effect.

  21. Re:learning curve? on A Beginner's Guide To Programming With Swift · · Score: 1
    I'd rather have a good car analogy.

    Programming is like driving a car: some people are incapable of driving without killing bystanders or themselves, the majority can get by quite happily going shopping, and a few are F1 racing drivers.
    Most programs, and especially most iPhone apps, are my mum going to Tesco's, not Lewis Hamilton pipping Nico Rosberg by two hundredths of a second in the final title-deciding race of the season.

  22. Re:disaster on Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Steps Down · · Score: 2

    Java is the worst thing that has happened in all human history

    It's OK, you don't have to sit on the fence. Just tell us how you feel.

  23. Re:Let the hate fly! on Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Steps Down · · Score: 1

    You lost me by not even knowing how to type 'postGres'. Let me learn you something genius Oracle boy. PostgreSQL. Some people just say 'postgres'. There is no such thing as 'postGres'.

    Er, he did know how to type "postGres", as evidenced by his post which contains the word "postGres".

    And if your standards are so high that you can't cope with someone typing "G" instead of "g" you must find using the internet a fucking nightmare.

  24. Re:What's the background? on Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Steps Down · · Score: 1

    Anybody know what's the background on this?

    Mr Ellison is the head of a software company called Oracle.
    If your computer is a car, then software is the fuel that runs it.
    Hope this helps.

  25. Re:One of the most overpaid execs in history on Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Steps Down · · Score: 1

    Screw the shareholders. What about the rest of Oracle's workers? You know, the people who make Larry Ellison look good by busting their asses? Why not give them a raise?

    You must be new here.