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  1. Re: Troll on Sociologist: Job Insecurity Is the New Normal · · Score: 1

    What a thoroughly compelling argument, I really can't see how the parent got +5 and you were left to languish at 0 following such a deeply insightful rebuttal.

  2. Autocorrect: kills jokes from a hundred paces!

  3. Re:Why build one on Epic Mega Bridge To Connect America With Russia Gets Closer To Reality · · Score: 1

    I hate to think what kind of tolls are they going to need to get an ROI from their trillion-dollar spend.

    Personally I think this is all hot air - I doubt even China has this kind of money lying around to splash on silly chest-thumping projects.

  4. Re:Earth's magnetic field or gravity on German Scientists Confirm NASA's Controversial EM Drive · · Score: 1

    Because in space you are shielded against gravity ???

    Of course not, but testing the thing in a micro-gravity environment is the closest analogue we have to 'gravity shielding'.

  5. Re:More Bias. More experimental error. on German Scientists Confirm NASA's Controversial EM Drive · · Score: 1

    Oh thank God, I was worried for a second that a crusading SJW wouldn't find some reason to label the OP a bigot. Fuck the point made, he said 'homosexuality', fuck context, burn the witch!

    I love this new world you lot are making for us, it's so .. enlightened.

  6. Re:extracting "fuel" from the very fabric of space on German Scientists Confirm NASA's Controversial EM Drive · · Score: 1

    APK the loser stalks again! They're sure to believe you are RIGHT this time moron!

  7. Re: Looking more and more likely all the time... on German Scientists Confirm NASA's Controversial EM Drive · · Score: 1

    He's certainly right about you behaving like an arsehole on the Internet.

    For goodness sake, grow up.

  8. Re:Physics time! on German Scientists Confirm NASA's Controversial EM Drive · · Score: 1

    Your idea is bollocks.

    Why so rude? I can't see anything in cbhacking's post that deserves such a response.

  9. You do realize that if it is 1000 times as fast, and you can write 1000 times as often, then it will wear out as fast as current SSDs if they are driven equally hard, right?

    Only if you suddenly have a thousand times more work that needs doing.

  10. Re:Mod parent up. on $340 Audiophile Ethernet Cable Tested · · Score: 1

    And testing the digital portion is very easy.

    Yep, you just need a superwhamadyne gozinta gozouta comparator.

    Or, you know, Wireshark. But whatever spins your wheels.

  11. Re:Passed data with a ton of noise? on $340 Audiophile Ethernet Cable Tested · · Score: 1

    If you "trick" them into thinking the artist is more artsy, they might enjoy it more too.

    Auto-tune proves your point. Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Brittany Spears.. the list of auto-tune 'artists' grows in number and nausea every year.

  12. Re:More ridiculous Republican corporate welfare on New Horizons Returns Best Images of Pluto's Moons Hydra and Nix · · Score: 1

    Fuck off you off-topic partisan fool, nobody gives a shit about your opinion. Pub and Dem suck equally.

  13. Re:100 million quest to waste 100 million on Stephen Hawking and Russian Billionaire Start $100 Million Search For Aliens · · Score: 1

    An interesting argument and many good points. I do just want to mention this though:

    3. Our atmosphere's depth and it's general makeup needs to be pretty close

    Yes, for intelligent life such as we know it, such an atmosphere is almost certainly a requirement. But don't forget that Earth didn't start out with the atmosphere we have today, it was initially very hostile and required a lot of time for life itself to 'Terraform' the Earth to this point.

    No, we won't be doing crossword puzzles with the lifeforms we find on such a planet - but it will still be a form of alien life we're very interested in finding. Assuming life is as prevalent as I suspect it may be, we are likely to find many more such examples than we will spacefaring alien races.

  14. Re:And still Republicans... on 70th Anniversary of Trinity Test: Reflecting On the Bomb · · Score: 1

    Partisan fool.

  15. Re:Robots do eliminate jobs on Robots Appear To Raise Productivity Without Causing Total Work Hours To Decline · · Score: 1

    and history tells me that I'm just going to keep at it!

    LOL, a man after my own heart!

  16. Re:Robots do eliminate jobs on Robots Appear To Raise Productivity Without Causing Total Work Hours To Decline · · Score: 1

    My comment was intended to be mildly humorous, not factually correct.

    Fair enough. I don't understand why didn't you say that then, rather than defending the mis-quote. Sorry for my heavy-handed response though.

    So you can read a wikipedia page and have a penchant for overdramatizing trivial things.

    Well.. this is Slashdot..

    You must be the life of any parties that you manage to get invited to.

    Hahaha indeed, the few who do invite me seldom make the mistake twice.

  17. Re:I've said it before on Robots Appear To Raise Productivity Without Causing Total Work Hours To Decline · · Score: 1

    I don't think you should assume everyone else in the world dislikes the presence of other human beings as much as you do.

    Of course not, most people get along just fine with other humans, I merely offer my POV in which robots replacing humans for interaction is a highly desirable outcome.

  18. Re:Robots do eliminate jobs on Robots Appear To Raise Productivity Without Causing Total Work Hours To Decline · · Score: 1

    Well, coincidentally I'm known across the galaxy for having said "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country," even if I never actually said it.

    Seems legit, right?

    Coz I'm known to have said it. Guess you're also quite a fan of that 640k quote attributed to Bill Gates!

    Any other mis-quotes or out-and-out falsehoods you feel could do with promoting whilst we're at it?

  19. Re:Epicycles upon epicycles on Double-Dynamo Model Predicts 60% Fall In Solar Output In The 2030s · · Score: 1

    Sounds like you might be fresh out of arguments by way of rebuttal.

    Don't let Dave's criticism disrupt your activities though. Especially avoid reviewing your own position; this is a dangerous tactic that can lead to education and potential understanding.

    Never stop to consider the gap between perceived and actual knowledge and experience of a topic. Wikipedia means everyone can now be an expert.

  20. Re: Solar *activity* not *output* on Double-Dynamo Model Predicts 60% Fall In Solar Output In The 2030s · · Score: 1

    What are you on about? The global market for incompetent CEOs has never been more buoyant!

  21. Re: Excuse to keep using oil on Double-Dynamo Model Predicts 60% Fall In Solar Output In The 2030s · · Score: 1

    gain a pristine planet, completely cleansed of humanity. Wouldn't that be nice? Get rid of all the evil, evil people.

    I'm having a hard time seeing anything wrong with your proposal good sir.

  22. Re:I've said it before on Robots Appear To Raise Productivity Without Causing Total Work Hours To Decline · · Score: 1

    Great response, thank you.

    What truly frightens me about this insidious thing is that although (as you point out) the pattern is easily recognisable, most people who should know better choose to look the other way.

    I think this is in part due to the relative comfort of our lives in modern times, but mostly down to idealistic bullshit that has no basis in reality.

    Why think critically or consider the arguments of one's opponents when one can simply scream 'RACIST!' and win arguments by default?

  23. Re:That wasn't the featured point on J.J. Abrams On "Star Wars" Cast's Racial and Sexual Diversity · · Score: 1

    We have a lot of progressive idiots that like to make everything into a gender/race issue.

    Indeed. This seems to be the direction Western society is moving in. Self-castration as punishment for the collective sins of all of us horribly, violently entitled white males and self-immolation as atonement for failing to respect the religious idiocies of women-hating bronze-age nomadic tribal life.

  24. Re:Who gives a fuck on J.J. Abrams On "Star Wars" Cast's Racial and Sexual Diversity · · Score: 1

    You got a +4 for *this* comment?

  25. Re:Star Wars fans are such dweebs. on J.J. Abrams On "Star Wars" Cast's Racial and Sexual Diversity · · Score: 1

    Perhaps, but Mr. Maple's comments are still closer to +5 that most AC remarks ;-)