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  1. Re:Internet access should be a socialized service on Netflix Blinks, Will Pay Comcast For Network Access · · Score: 0

    So, you want the US Postal Service to control the Internet?

    Send in the Clowns!

  2. Re:Change (Its worse now) on "Microsoft Killed My Pappy" · · Score: 1

    Balmer: You want this, don't you? The hate is swelling in you now. Take your Jedi weapon. Use it. I am unarmed. Strike me down with it. Give in to your anger. With each passing moment you make yourself more my servant.
    You: No !!!
    Balmer: It is unavoidable. It is your destiny. You, like your father, are now mine.

  3. Re:Change on "Microsoft Killed My Pappy" · · Score: 2

    Now, now, he's talking about Adobe and Autodesk. This sort of thing isn't very far fetched.

  4. Re:Today, in /.'s Fake User Question on Slashdot Asks: Do You Label Your Tech Gear, and If So, How? · · Score: 1

    Really, guys...

    An even scarier thought. It's NOT a fake question.

  5. Re:In other news.. on Delayed Fatherhood May Be Linked To Certain Congenital and Mental Disorders · · Score: 1

    Yelling 'get off my lawn' is helpful?

  6. Re:In other news.. on Delayed Fatherhood May Be Linked To Certain Congenital and Mental Disorders · · Score: 1

    Here, read this.

    You will feel better in a moment.

  7. Re:In other news.. on Delayed Fatherhood May Be Linked To Certain Congenital and Mental Disorders · · Score: 1

    The same could well be said for the vast majority of human beings born at any given time in history. The position that we first-worlders hold today is pretty much unique in the quality and quantity of life and life's experiences. Look back at what even upper class people had to deal with throughout the last, say thousand years and rejoice at how easy we have it.

    Certainly things could get worse. Things will get worse for a lot of people and your personal decision to have progeny is just that, but life has always been rather much of a gamble with a lot of people (and animals for that matter) suffering through there existence.

    It's not like the universe cares or anything.

    Now I'm all depressed again.

  8. Re:99% on Microsoft Confirms Windows 8.1 Spring Update, To Focus On Non-touch Devices · · Score: 4, Funny

    I suppose with the bad drought you all are having, it makes sense to avoid cloud-based solutions.

  9. Re:Follow the money on Internet Shutdown Adds To Venezuela's Woes · · Score: 1

    I bet Obama's doing it. Venezuela did offer Snowden citizenship.

    No, Obama is responsible for climate change and the Kennedy assassination.

    Get it straight.

  10. Re:AMA on Internet Shutdown Adds To Venezuela's Woes · · Score: 1

    Thank you.

    Ok you naysayers, this is what /. is good for. Along with recycled jokes and car analogies of course.

  11. Re:Hi, jack on Internet Shutdown Adds To Venezuela's Woes · · Score: 1

    You could log in and be on Classic in one jiffy!

  12. Re:And why should you expect anything different? on Microsoft Lync Server Gathers Employee Data Just Like NSA · · Score: 1

    Ah, the innocence of youth.

  13. Re:Assume all MS products are spying on you. on Microsoft Lync Server Gathers Employee Data Just Like NSA · · Score: 1

    Yes. You can't stick you nose in my asshole without my permission. It's private. No electronic devices have been hooked up to my blackhole.

    Time for your colonoscopy, comrade!

  14. Re:Looking for a job on company equipment? on Microsoft Lync Server Gathers Employee Data Just Like NSA · · Score: 4, Funny

    Imagine, a database. Storing data. That you can run reports on.

    Simply amazing what computers can do these days.

  15. Re:At last on Microsoft Said To Cut Windows Price 70% For Low Cost Devices · · Score: 3, Insightful

    It's like telling poor people they should stop stealing and just lie down and starve. Sure in an ideal world that's what they would do.

    The scary thing is that there really are people who believe that poor people should just lie down and starve, as if respecting property rights is more important than staying alive.

    The really scary thing is people like you who think that TV shows and commercial software are needed to survive. The rest of the planet and the rest of history would like a word with you.

  16. Re:Massively wasteful on How About a Megatons To Megawatts Program For US Nuclear Weapons? · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Wow. A post from the 1950's. I didn't think we even had computers then.

  17. Re:Because 'Murica! on How About a Megatons To Megawatts Program For US Nuclear Weapons? · · Score: 4, Funny

    Ancient weapons and hokey religions are no match for a good blaster.

  18. Re:We are a colony organism on Gut Bacteria Affect the Brain · · Score: 2

    The best analogy for this, I think, is a *nix distro—the human genome is a monolithic kernel, and the bacteria are all the shell scripts and daemons that help manage it.

    It's funnier if you run it the other way.

  19. Re:We are a colony organism on Gut Bacteria Affect the Brain · · Score: 3, Funny

    I always knew humans were basically full of shit.

  20. Re:LastPass on Ask Slashdot: How Do You Manage Your Passwords? · · Score: 1

    Or 1Password. You can use an iPhone or Android phone. The data is encrypted. Yes, the NSA can probably get to it, no they probably wont bother. Should be adequate for most users. If you lose the phone and you're worried about somebody breaking the encryption you can log into DropBox (or whoever you have the file stored with) and delete it or just change the password from another device.

    Not perfect, but pretty damned good and a hell of a lot more user friendly than some of the Totally Paranoid suggestions around here.

      If you need security beyond this level, you should hone up on your ninja skills, get a bodyguard and not sleep in the same bed twice.

  21. Re:Robotics on Google's Project Tango Seeks To Map a 3D World · · Score: 1

    Now all we need are some anti gravity thrusters and we have the mapping pups of Prometheus.

    Come on Google, you've done the hard part with taking over the planet - now lets get working on gravity. (Or is Apple supposed to do that after they get the watch thingy to work?)

  22. Re:Dogs are best on Dogs' Brains Have Human-like "Voice Area" · · Score: 2, Funny

    What about sheep?

    This is a family oriented web site. Take your perversions over to /b/.

  23. Re:Finally, an actual response on Ask Slashdot: Should I Get Google Glass? · · Score: 1

    Uh, no. 'No wireless, less space than a Nomad, lame".

    You can actually get a pretty good handle on how a bit of technology will do by using the inverse of what the Slashdot hive mind says on any given subject.

  24. Re:Roy Spencer has other motivation. on How Well Do Our Climate Models Match Our Observations? · · Score: 3, Insightful

    The cherry picking and slanted explanation of the data most assuredly does.

  25. Re:Predictions were made in the 1970s then? on How Well Do Our Climate Models Match Our Observations? · · Score: 1

    Good thing that climate scientists aren't puzzled about that. If they were, they would have wigs (or breast implants these days) and be called weatherman (weather persons?).