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  1. Re:And why not the QL instead? on Nostalgic For the ZX Spectrum? Soon You Can Play With a New One · · Score: 1

    And there was loads of software for the ZX at launch, then?

    The ZX wasn't obsolete at launch. The QL was.

  2. Re:It's a keyboard on Nostalgic For the ZX Spectrum? Soon You Can Play With a New One · · Score: 1

    ...doesn't even appear to mention the official page of the crowdfunding campaign

    A direct link the the page...? You must be new here.

  3. 2d biggest? on WhatsApp: 2nd Biggest Tech Acquisition of All Time · · Score: 4, Informative

    Did they mean "2nd biggest"?

    Why not just write "Second biggest"?

  4. Hindsight? on Math Models Predicted Global Uprisings · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Is that with hindsight or without?

    How many "models" are going unreported because they didn't work out too well?

  5. Re:Thats a lot of national threats... ? on Government Sent 2,000+ National Security Letters To AT&T In 2013 · · Score: 2

    or perhaps 38000 fathers that skipped out on their child support....or 38000 bail jumpers...38000 wanted felons...etc etc

    All of those were matters of "National Security", obviously...

  6. Re:Only for terrorism! on Government Sent 2,000+ National Security Letters To AT&T In 2013 · · Score: 2

    ...and that's only the stuff they had to specifically request. Most of the stuff they can hoover up automatically so they don't need no steenkin' NSLs.

  7. Re:Thats a lot of national threats... ? on Government Sent 2,000+ National Security Letters To AT&T In 2013 · · Score: 5, Funny

    38,000 terrorists were caught, obviously. Millions of American lives were saved and you're worried about protocols and paperwork...?

  8. Re:Skyrim on Ask Slashdot: What Games Are You Playing? · · Score: 1

    Wow, you guys are all really advanced! I'm still mastering Space Invaders/Asteroids.

  9. Re:But... on Google Tells Glass Users Not To Be 'Creepy Or Rude' · · Score: 1

    Vibrators and fleshlights are very successful products for loser nerds.

    How does spending all your money/free time trying to attract (usually) the most superficial/uninteresting members of the opposite sex make you a "winner"?

  10. Re:Q about glass on Google Tells Glass Users Not To Be 'Creepy Or Rude' · · Score: 1

    I assumed that when google glass is recording, a noticeable LED is lit on the front.

    People with creepy and rude intentions will stick some tape over it.

    (Duh)

  11. Re:Just shit in the camera users mouths on Ask Slashdot: Anti-Camera Device For Use In a Small Bus? · · Score: 0

    I don't see why such an obviously-for-personal-profit question should even be allowed on Slashdot...just sayin'.

  12. Re:Well, look at the bright side on Windows 8 Metro: The Good Kind of Market Segmentation? · · Score: 1

    At least this one admits to working for MS.

    I swear, I have seen more shills flood the internet advocating Windows8 than for any other product in history.

    They're probably paying him extra for this little speech.

    Or blackmailing him.

  13. Astruturf? on Windows 8 Metro: The Good Kind of Market Segmentation? · · Score: 0

    My guess: Microsoft have prepared a little "astroturf" speech for him and are paying him to say this.

  14. Re:wait what? on GOP Bill To Outlaw EPA 'Secret Science' That Is Not Transparent, Reproducible · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I smell a rat.

    Yep. Proving things is harmful in a complex system can be almost impossible. eg. They couldn't prove that smoking causes cancer, but was there any real doubt?

    This is just designed so they can stonewall anything the EPA proposes.

  15. Re:wait what? on GOP Bill To Outlaw EPA 'Secret Science' That Is Not Transparent, Reproducible · · Score: 5, Insightful

    This is a bill coming from the GOP??? and its pro transparent science?? Color me skeptical, but this looks like a good idea to me

    It's aimed specifically at the EPA and it's designed so they can basically block anything they don't like.

    Remember how nobody could *prove* that smoking causes cancer? That's the way this is going to go...

  16. Re:"Not Reproduclibe" on GOP Bill To Outlaw EPA 'Secret Science' That Is Not Transparent, Reproducible · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Why only the EPA?

    Why not all the other stuff the government does?

  17. Re:The more simple you make it the less complex it on Ask Slashdot: Why Are We Still Writing Text-Based Code? · · Score: 1

    LEGO is supposed to be able to build anything, right?

    So how come all those kits in the shop have special parts in them? May kits have parts that are only used in that on specific kit.

  18. Re:paste this to cut the BETA on Bitcoin Plunges After Mt. Gox Exchange Halts Trades · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    ...says the Anonymous Coward. The person who doesn't care enough to even put a name on their post.

  19. Re:Beta delenda est! on Graphene Conducts Electricity Ten Times Better Than Expected · · Score: 0

    Instead of being an ass, Clearly post your issues to the correct authority, instead of spamming the message boards over and over again.

    People have been saying "Beta sucks" for ages.

    It's not just a matter of them using the wrong colors, the new comments system is unusable.

  20. Re:Agencies taking their clients money on Australia's Bureau of Meteorology Dumps Water Data Project · · Score: 1

    How much did you pay for Slashdot?

    It's a business. They make money somehow...

  21. Re:We are not an audience on Australia's Bureau of Meteorology Dumps Water Data Project · · Score: 4, Informative

    Either some people do not know how to behave, or this site has a major failure.

    Correct.

  22. Re:Why sell a money press? on The Bitcoin Death Star: KnC Plans 10 Megawatt Data Center In Sweden · · Score: 2

    Ummm .... I think he was referring to the fact that the people who made the most money during the California gold rush were the people who sold picks/shovels/mules to the prospectors.

    The same thing is going on here - it's far more profitable to sell the ASICs to miners than it is to plug them in and use them.

  23. Re:-1 ontopic on Is Intel Selling Bay Trail Chips Below Cost? · · Score: 1

    With "ads off" button checked, (not to mention adblock and safescript running,

    Only people who post in the discussions get the magic "ads off" button.

    What is slashdot without the posters? You think people come here to read the crappy summaries?

  24. every bitcoin in existence has a combined value less than $10B.

    Are you sure? It's just gone crashing down again....

  25. Re:Why not just keep it? on The Bitcoin Death Star: KnC Plans 10 Megawatt Data Center In Sweden · · Score: 5, Funny

    Because mining the Bitcoin miners is more profitable.