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  1. Re:Broader approach on Wikileaks Competitor In the Works · · Score: 1

    I support Wikileaks to a certain extent. But this is the downside to the "cult of personality". You end up with severe biases that ultimately undercut the original purposes of the organization. I would love to see a better organized organization handling this.

  2. Re:so sad on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    Get over yourself.

  3. Re:Are you kidding? on Facebook's 'Like This' Button Is Tracking You · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    So, basically you are agreeing with him 100% but then telling him he doesn't understand web technologies.... brilliant.

  4. Re:weeeeeeeeee on WikiLeaks Will Unveil Major Bank Scandal · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    why do you not use your real name? are you a COWARD. your mom has a billion slashdot accounts.

    (this is kind of fun, actually)

    For those that don't get the joke, go through Michael's posting history under his 50 or so accounts.

  5. Re:weeeeeeeeee on WikiLeaks Will Unveil Major Bank Scandal · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Why do you not use capitalization? Are you a COWARD?

    You are nothing.

    You are completely pathetic.

  6. Re:So in short on WikiLeaks Will Unveil Major Bank Scandal · · Score: 0, Troll

    Wikileaks is embarassing [sic] everyone who deserves it (in the U.S.)

  7. Re:What's in a number? on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    Boy is Slashdot filled with a lot of jaded people...

  8. Re:Democrats loved the Pentagon Papers on Compiling the WikiLeaks Fallout · · Score: 1

    Do you have any clue what a straw man argument is? the argument is that the U.S. should have all of its diplomatic views aired publicly while every other country doesn't have to. This is very analogous to playing poker with your cards showing. A cute little "straw man" sentence does not negate this.

  9. Re:Pass Code on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    Apparently you have never worked on an old house. Often, you will find outlets attached to the lath(sp?) board.

  10. Re:What's in a number? on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    So he has to compare with Piano prodigies? I think I agree more and more with the OP's assessment of this kid versus the average Slashdotter.

  11. Re:so sad on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    And how do you know this kid doesn't do that? Does the paragraph Slashdot summary give you that keen insight into his life. Again... get over yourself.

  12. Re:I call shenanigans on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    Ah, you are wrong. You see the "device to aid elderly to turn door knobs" was designed to help her great-grandma get into the shotgun closet. that way if the pistol on the counter isn't the right tool for the job, granny has options.

    I am glad I could clear that up for you.

  13. Re:What's in a number? on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    How do you know that he didn't file for the patent before you could order similar on Amazon?

    And assuming this eight year old really invented it himself and was unaware of any other similar devices, I think it is damn impressive anyhow.

  14. Re:so sad on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Oh, please. Get over yourself.

  15. Re:Pass Code on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Or imagine that because there is a shelf protruding that it is much more likely that someone kicks it, something falls on it, or something else unexpected suddenly puts tremendous torque on the plate.

  16. Re:Pass Code on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    But you will find that electrical codes anticipate misuse and are often overspec'd. I just wonder if this is one of those cases.

  17. Re:so sad on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 1

    What made you sad? That an eight year old had a very good idea? It may not have been original to the world, but it was original to him. I, for one, see a future engineer. Nothing about that makes me sad.

    Go troll elsewhere.

  18. Pass Code on 8-Year-Old Receives Patent · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Would this pass U.S. electrical codes? I am not an electrician, but wonder if the hazard of weight busting the cover would present a problem.

  19. Re:Democrats loved the Pentagon Papers on Compiling the WikiLeaks Fallout · · Score: 1

    Well then you miss the point. It is a poker game and only one side has to play with their cards face up. Your views on what the ideal state of the world is had no bearing on that.

  20. Re:Democrats loved the Pentagon Papers on Compiling the WikiLeaks Fallout · · Score: 1

    Can we play high stakes poker together? You play with your cards face up...

  21. Re:just found a way to balance the US budget on US Army Unveils 'Revolutionary' $35,000 Rifle · · Score: 1

    Even assuming that you aren't a loon, if we didn't invade Afghanistan, the CIA would not bring in that revenue, pushing down your savings number.

  22. Re:Democrats loved the Pentagon Papers on Compiling the WikiLeaks Fallout · · Score: 1

    I hope you are right.

  23. Re:Democrats loved the Pentagon Papers on Compiling the WikiLeaks Fallout · · Score: 1

    Let's play poker sometime. You play with your cards face up.

  24. Re:Democrats loved the Pentagon Papers on Compiling the WikiLeaks Fallout · · Score: 1

    Mugabe kills people who disagree with his politics. How do you politely disagree with that? Perhaps if only Neville Chamberlain had disagreed strongly with Hitler, France might not have been invaded...

  25. Re:Democrats loved the Pentagon Papers on Compiling the WikiLeaks Fallout · · Score: 1

    If you thought those two statements were linked to each other directly, then you have big problems.