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  1. Re:Out of Games 1st on Getting Misogyny, Racism and Homophobia Out of Gaming · · Score: 1

    Society is always moving forward. Come on, compare us to 100 years ago.

  2. Re:Remove fear labeling to start objective discuss on Getting Misogyny, Racism and Homophobia Out of Gaming · · Score: 1

    Your contrasting of free speech of racism and free speech of antihomosexual doesn't make any sense. People are just as free to spout racist speech as antihomosexual speech. That doesn't mean it will be allowed on network television... but hey, buy your own TV station if you want to. You act like people are more aggressive on gay issues than racism issues. I don't see it. Say the n-word and fag and see which one gets you beat up first.

  3. Re:Once compromised, it's a two way street.. on Inside NSA's Efforts To Hunt Sysadmins · · Score: 1

    ...the court...

    Who said anything about a court being involved?

  4. Re:Taking bets here.. on NSA General Counsel Insists US Companies Assisted In Data Collection · · Score: 1

    We should see how you behave in that situation, drinkypoo.

  5. Re:Doesn't matter on Gmail Goes HTTPS Only For All Connections · · Score: 1

    It exists is to protect against folks like lulzsec, not the government.

  6. Re: More lip service on Gmail Goes HTTPS Only For All Connections · · Score: 1

    Google may have to know, but you won't know.

  7. Is destruction really necessary when there is paint?

  8. Why analog? on Is Analog the Fix For Cyber Terrorism? · · Score: 1

    The author seems to be assuming that since all digital systems have vulnerabilities, analog systems should be used. But analog systems have vulnerabilities, too.

  9. new england on Elon Musk Addresses New Jersey's Tesla Store Ban · · Score: 0

    It's New England. Can't someone just walk to the next state and buy a Tesla there?

  10. Re:This legislation will do nothing to reduce wast on EU Votes For Universal Phone Charger · · Score: 1

    I think manufacturers might willingly omit cables from their products, like we see with printers. One effect of standardizing chargers is that everyone will just buy cheap generic chargers from China. (as opposed to expensive brand name chargers from China)

  11. Re:Forget the customer on Google and Microsoft Both Want To Stop Dual-Boot Windows/Android Device · · Score: 1

    But customers can still dual boot if they install it themselves, right?

  12. Re:Cut them off on Measles Outbreak In NYC · · Score: 1

    Not fine. That's child abuse.

  13. Re:Tell them a story on Measles Outbreak In NYC · · Score: 1

    Doctors are certainly allowed to do harm to parasites.

  14. better solution on Environmentalists Propose $50 Billion Buyout of Coal Industry - To Shut It Down · · Score: 1

    TFA claims that coal causes $100-500 billion in damage per year. If that is the case, and I don't know if it is, then pass that cost on to the coal industry. Basic economics states that externalities cause a free market to be inefficient, so why aren't we internalizing the externalities?

  15. 1. buy coal industry for 50 giga$
    2. new coal companies form
    3. new coal companies use eminent domain to buy your land for significantly less than 50 giga$
    ???

  16. Re:Excuse me? on Silicon Valley's Youth Problem · · Score: 1

    Did everyone in the entire world spend a buck on this game or something?

  17. You can't not supply the info to anyone on Volkswagen Chairman: Cars Must Not Become 'Data Monsters' · · Score: 1

    That's not an option for US companies. If you can collect the data, the government can collect the data from you. If the NSA asks for the data, you hand it over... unless you are prepared to out Lavabit style.

  18. Re:Problems with conflicting rules on Top E-commerce Sites Fail To Protect Users From Stupid Passwords · · Score: 1

    Differing rules is kind of a good thing, because then you can't reuse the same password on different sites.

  19. blocking access after failed passwords on Top E-commerce Sites Fail To Protect Users From Stupid Passwords · · Score: 1

    Blocking access after failed passwords just invites denial of service attacks. It seems like a bad idea for most situations.

  20. Re:Startups Aren't Really Job-Creators In Practice on Google Chairman on WhatsApp: $19 Bn For 50 People? Good For Them! · · Score: 1

    You know, some start-ups do succeed and become middling or large companies.

  21. Re:Looser immigration on Google Chairman on WhatsApp: $19 Bn For 50 People? Good For Them! · · Score: 1

    Dude, that's what's awesome about it. Chinatown is awesome. So is Latino town. How boring would it be if everyone acted all Western European.

  22. Re:Looser immigration on Google Chairman on WhatsApp: $19 Bn For 50 People? Good For Them! · · Score: 1

    You want less immigrants? Then spend more on foreign aid. If you can improve the lives of people abroad, maybe they won't come here.

    You'd rather build walls? Walls leak, and walls break when we smash them. If you don't want to live in a global society, then stop importing stuff, and stop traveling, because that just adds holes in your walls.

    Why do you care about the poor unskilled and semi-skilled workers across the country more than poor skilled immigrants? Are you one of them? Is it because they look more like you?

  23. Re:Read between the lines on Google Chairman on WhatsApp: $19 Bn For 50 People? Good For Them! · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I don't think most Slashdotters are against STEM education funding. What they are against, is the idea that America has a shortage of STEM students, so talent must be imported.

  24. Re:Read between the lines on Google Chairman on WhatsApp: $19 Bn For 50 People? Good For Them! · · Score: 1

    Managers know that you get diminishing returns on labor hours. But it's still economical to squeeze every last drop, if the employee is exempt from overtime.

  25. Re:Science is settled because no one knows what it on Can Science Ever Be "Settled?" · · Score: 1

    Honestly, how many high schoolers can actually understand a typical journal article? The target audience is experts in the field.

    Also, it's quite common for physics or astro articles to appear on arxiv or similar, and a lot of bio articles are open access thanks to a US NIH mandate.