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  1. Re:Who the hell do you think you are? on Obama Team Considers Cancellation of Ares, Orion · · Score: 1

    When you vote with your dollars, whoever has the most money gets the most votes.

    Basically, you're telling the poor to get fucked.

  2. Our New Leader Has Arrived on The Pocket-Sized Projector Has Arrived · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    After eight years of suffering under Bush, we finally have a new President - Barack Hussein Obama. America as we know it has changed forever. Now that the arduous campaign has ended, President-elect Obama can begin preparing for governance. After working with the Bush administration to ensure a smooth transition of power, the Obama administration will need to begin the process of healing a sorely divided country.

    To this end, the most important priority for an incoming Obama administration needs to be education. Children need to learn from an early age about his glorious struggle for the presidency, with fantastical accounts of how the courageous Obama defeated first the mighty Hillary machine, then a time-tested McCain with only the power of Hope, bringing an end to racism once and for all. Most importantly, we need to impress on them the urgency of supporting our leader in this important period of change and opportunity, and during his subsequent administrations.

    However, children are not the only ones in need of more education. Many adults, bitterly clinging to their guns and bibles, are expecting the worst from an Obama presidency. Rather than confirm their worst fears, we should take steps to educate these confused, bigoted and ignorant people.

    The most difficult aspect of this will be convincing these counter-Obama Americans to attend the educational seminars. The practical solution is to keep a central list of registered Republicans, being sure to take note of vocal conservatives both in print and on the web. Camps will then be constructed outside of the educational facilities, with separate areas constructed for med, women and children so as to maximize efficiency without the distraction of family. While many may protest at first, after being exposed to the educational program, they will soon come to realize that Obama only has their best interest at heart.

    Of coarse, the first concern most conservatives will have about this plan will be, "how are we going to pay for it?", and rightly so. With our economy near ruin and our budget out of control, the next President will have to take fiscal responsibility seriously. Thankfully, this will not be an unfunded mandate; money will come from two sources.

    First, taxes will be raised on certain businesses, primarily on tradesmen such as carpenters and plumbers. In the new Obama economy, these trades will take a back seat to the sate-run endeavors that will bring about 0% unemployment. Secondly, subjects in the camps will work approximately 80 hours a week on public works projects in addition to their rigorous educational schedule. This will not only eliminate the need for external funding, but will provide labor and funding for other Obama programs.

    Two days after the election of the first black President, I only hope that all Americans, regardless of their current political orientation, can put the hate behind us and get behind our new leader. Thank you and god bless.

  3. Re:Politics out of science? what about religion? on Obama Answers Science Policy Questionnaire · · Score: 4, Insightful

    So McCain keels over, Malibu Stacey becomes President, and we all forget our troubles with a big bowl of strawberry ice cream.

    If she inherits the top slot, she will be a lame duck from day one. I'm more concerned about what McCain himself would do as President, he has a lot of clout with Congress.

  4. Re:Politics out of science? what about religion? on Obama Answers Science Policy Questionnaire · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Something tells me that Palin is not going to try and fill Cheney's role. Her views will most likely be of little consequence unless the old man croaks or we have a tie in the Senate.

    Her job will be to sit there and look pretty.

  5. Re:but will they get him back down? on Iran Announces Manned Space Mission Plans · · Score: 3, Insightful

    it was supposed to be a small piece of land where they could feel safe

    If that was the goal, it's a failure. It hasn't made them safer, it's made them less safe.

  6. Re:but will they get him back down? on Iran Announces Manned Space Mission Plans · · Score: 1

    What problem was solved by the establishment of Israel? I don't see anything being solved, just more problems.

  7. Re:DRM'd Base? No Thanks. on MythTV Allows Multiple Front-Ends On Wide Range of Platforms · · Score: 1

    Not only that, but it's just the frontend that has a Windows port. Support for the broadcast flag would need to be implemented on the backend.

  8. Re:republicans favoring less government involvemen on 30% of Americans Want "Balanced" Blogging · · Score: 1

    The Libertarians care about you

    No, they really don't.

  9. Re:Sex on How Do Geeks Exercise? · · Score: 1

    You know what's more unattractive than poor grammar? A grammar Nazi.

  10. Re:doesn't it "just work"? on FSF's "Defective By Design" Targets Apple Genius Bars · · Score: 1, Funny

    When the battery in your iBrator dies, you need someone with that special touch to replace it. Users can't be trusted to replace parts, that would be chaos.

  11. Re:Waste of public money. on Comcast Is Reading Your Blog · · Score: 1

    With the amount they already waste on stupid and misleading ads, I'm really not worried about them spending a few minutes with Google to read blogs.

  12. Re:Wrong reason on Intel Switches From Ubuntu To Fedora For Mobile Linux · · Score: 1

    my Ubuntu box automatically alerts me to any updates available, whether I last ran apt-get update a month ago or two minutes ago.

    That's because apt is updating silently in the backround every 24 hours. It's not related to the issue at hand.

    And honestly, I don't see a problem with the Fedora way, it only takes a minute. You should run apt-get update before you run apt-get install anyways.

  13. Re:Here we go... on Attack Code Published For DNS Vulnerability · · Score: 1

    Fscking creeps.

    Yeah, those filesystem-checking weirdos creep me out too. I mean, look at Reiser, we should have seen it coming.

  14. Re:Typical Apple on Inside Apple's iPhone SDK Gag Order · · Score: 0, Troll

    this kind of mentality puzzles me. There are a lot of apple users out there, who, like you, acknowldge that they're being dicked around ....You care about them, they beat you up, and you keep coming back. Why?

    Makes sense to me. They like dick.

  15. Try not to choke. on Inside Apple's iPhone SDK Gag Order · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Mac users know all about gag orders.

  16. Re:"Magic 10%" on Apple Climbs Into Third Place In U.S. PC Market · · Score: 5, Funny

    10% is the glass ceiling for Apple marketshare. It is estimated that roughly 10% of the population is gay; beyond that, Apple is going to face an uphill battle.

  17. Re:OT: That's completely false and misleading. on McCain Campaign Uses Spider/Diff Against Obama · · Score: 2, Insightful

    there are still social services available in a libertarian society. They're just provided by charity rather than government.

    Yes, it makes perfect sense for the destitute to rely on the whims of the rich to eat that day. I can't see how that could possibly go wrong.

    "Please sir, can I have some more?"

  18. Re:How about the reverse quotas? on The Push For Quotas For Women In Science · · Score: 1

    Eh, I'm an insomniac, so I'm up either way. Women like to talk, and if they have something intelligent to say, I'm all for it.

  19. Re:How about the reverse quotas? on The Push For Quotas For Women In Science · · Score: 1, Insightful

    All kidding aside, women scientists are hot.

    I don't know if it's because most of them were quiet overachievers growing up or what, but they are a lot of fun in bed.

    As a plus, they tend to make for good conversation after. It's win-win.

  20. Re:More checks are always better. on Should the Linux Desktop Be "Pure?" · · Score: 5, Insightful

    All it takes is one person to slip in a modified binary or batch of code.

    Or one person to do something stupid.

  21. Article is flamebait, disregard. on Should the Linux Desktop Be "Pure?" · · Score: 4, Insightful

    If that's your concern, go with one of the FSF-approved distros.

    The way the article is phrased, it's all or nothing. "The Linux Desktop" is not a single entity, why should the separate distros all conform to a single ideal?

  22. Re:As a member of the Church of FSM on Louisiana Passes Intelligent Design Law · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Public school teachers have no right to teach "alternate views" based on mythology and superstition. If a chemistry teacher starts teaching alchemy, they should be fired for incompetence. Same goes for a science teacher trying to teach Intelligent Design.

  23. Re:Disappointed Obama supporters raise your hand on Senate Passes Telecom Immunity Bill · · Score: 1

    When Ron Paul was in the race all you yuppies liked to say "he's good but has no chance".

    As opposed to those of us who didn't support Ron Paul because his concept of the role of government is irresponsible and impractical.

  24. Re:Dangerous slide on DHS Official Considered Shock Collars For Air Travelers · · Score: 2, Insightful

    That won't work if there's no door to open. All this security theater could be avoided if we would just seal off the cockpit from the cabin, and have the pilots use a separate entrance.

    No more hijackings, and I can bring a reasonable size bottle of liquor in my carry on again.

  25. Re:It is not blanket immunity on House Votes For Telco Immunity; Obama Will Support? · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Spin in however you like, no matter how you look at this, the Democrats caved. Pathetic.