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  1. Vegan Soy Plastic!

  2. Douche Bag Central! on What We Learned From Day 1 of the Uber and Alphabet Trial (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Uber is going DOWN DOWN DOWN. Their history as Class "A" Douche Bags seals the deal even before the trial.

  3. Let's move into the modern era... on New York's $6 Billion Plan For Offshore Wind Shows That Oil Drilling Really Is On the Way Out (businessinsider.com) · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Wind is great, wind is awesome. But wind alone will never be able to meet all of societies demands for power. There is only one real solution: Nuclear. Not your grandfather's nuclear, TODAY'S nuclear.

  4. There are gay men and lesbian women.

    Gay men and lesbians have never sexually harassed anyone?!?!?

  5. Right or wrong, this Politically Correct shaming is almost certainly going to backfire on women as fewer and fewer men in leadership positions risk bringing this kind of liability on board.

  6. Re:States are out of control on California Senate Defies FCC, Approves Net Neutrality Law (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 3, Informative
  7. The government "investigates" a lot of things. However, Tim Cook was recently seen kissing The Donald's ass. No connection of course.

  8. Re:Most packages are delivered during the day on Robot Delivery Vans Are Arriving Before Self-Driving Cars (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    Ok...so, if they don't deliver mail/packages to your home (front door)...where do they deliver it to, and make you go to pick it up?

    To the abandoned warehouse where my mates and I block it in, quickly unload the loot into our getaway black El Darado, and make post haste to our hideout to enjoy the Cristal and caviar that we ordered.

  9. Re:This may explain the Montana.gov timeout errors on Montana To FCC: You Can't Stop Us From Protecting Net Neutrality (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    There's 1 million people in Montana, and a total of 120 ISP. I don't think this is a death blow for the FCC.

    The tiny tip of a very large iceberg.

  10. Re:This may explain the Montana.gov timeout errors on Montana To FCC: You Can't Stop Us From Protecting Net Neutrality (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Montana. Not enough market to matter to large ISP's....

    The tiny tip of a very large iceberg.

  11. Re:Security on Elon Musk's Boring Company Delivers $600 Flamethrower (theverge.com) · · Score: 2

    Thatâ(TM)s just the kind of attention to security best practices Iâ(TM)d expect from a Founder of PayPal.

    Whooooooooooosh!

    Dude, do really think they didn't expect - nay, didn't want the pass to be "discovered"? Really?

    The replacement is probably just as "pithy".

  12. Re: Android, therefore to be expected... on OnePlus Is Again Sending User Data To a Chinese Company Without User Consent (bgr.com) · · Score: 2

    This is how you have a $99 no contract phone. Surprised?

    And that's the key right there. "Burner" phones are loaded with the same and worse.

  13. Re:Little late on this eh? on OnePlus Is Again Sending User Data To a Chinese Company Without User Consent (bgr.com) · · Score: 1

    OnePlus already responded and debunked his claim. This guy spreads FUD about OnePlus like it's some kind of personal vendetta.

    Of course Comrade "bhcompy", of course.

  14. Re:"One Bitcoin" on How a PhD Student Unlocked 1 Bitcoin Hidden In DNA (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    The headline, ya dingus.

    BZZZZT! Wrong, Anon Coward, as usual.

  15. I Soviet Russia, the sandwich eats me!

  16. Re:"One Bitcoin" on How a PhD Student Unlocked 1 Bitcoin Hidden In DNA (vice.com) · · Score: 2

    He hid a private key. A string of text. That's it. The story has nothing to do with cryptocurrency.

    Who said it did?

  17. Yes, but we do have sharks with laser beams.

  18. You have to adjust your perspective to match the train system's general antiquity.

    In many places this is not the case. Advanced rail in Europe and elsewhere has been around for quite some time. Freight locomotives may not have the cache that the Bullet Train has, but their current iterations are every bit as advanced.

  19. I'm finding it hard to believe that this technology has not been available for a long time. Of course the system requites installation of the signaling systems. Here in the United States, major freight carriers have chaffed at even installing modern safety systems (The more we learn about Amtrak derailment the stranger it gets). But then again, those are "non-revenue generating" while this certainly has the potential. But also remember that unions have a say in manning. Again here in the US, unions fought tooth and nail when rail companies got rid of the caboose.

  20. Re: Really? on Flat Earther Plans New Rocket Launch, Predicts Super Bowl-Sized Ratings (phillyvoice.com) · · Score: 1, Informative

    Yes, this is what Slashdot has come to. For what Slashdot could have been, go to https://www.soylentnews.com/

    Itâ(TM)s really quite sad, but thems the breaks.

    Now get off my lawn.

  21. All that happens is that give everyone a week off then give everyone a bonus later.

    Complete bullshit.

    As a GS9, I will simply lose a week of pay. I can't even use my leave to fill in the gap. Like the rest of the GS folks and most of the WG folks i - * WE * will lose a week of pay.

    The exception are "mission essential" personnel - and that's not a whole lot of folks.

    Kindly don't talk about things you know nothing about.

  22. Pronunciations... on Norway Will Make All Short-Haul Flights Electric By 2040 (independent.co.uk) · · Score: 1

    Sure. Interesting idea. But it's in reality just an idea. It all depends on technology that doesn't exist yet.

  23. After you launder it (losing significantly in fees and exchanges) etc I think you will find it buys very little cheese.

    $200,000 isn't a lot of cheese of one guy?

  24. Tim Cook says...

    Frosty Piss says he doesn't give a shit about this tempest in a tea pot spun up by Apple haters, lawyers looking for a buck, and people that get OUTRAGED at any and everything. Folks, step back from the Internet. But I will be taking my iPhone 5s in to have an Amazing Genius(TM) replace the battery for cheap...

  25. the payoff for this is just too small to be worth their effort.

    $400,000 buys a lot of cheese.