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  1. Re:So is there a way to disable it? on Windows 10 Updates Are Now Ruining Pro-Gaming Streams (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    "Hope this helps."

    It does until you update stuff like .NET, and then those registry settings get changed surreptitiously and without your knowledge.

    I used Never10 and GWX. They help but ONLY if you don't update ANYTHING MICROSOFT afterwards.

  2. Re:Wrong thing to gripe about. on Life's Too Short For Slow Computers (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    "If you had a clue, which you don't, you'd realize that the bloated code is the result of fast computers."

    No, the bloated code is a result of shitty colleges and their shitty CS courses (which apparently none even bother with teaching security...)

    No, you're a fool. Also, I do programming. It's fairly obvious you don't.

    Another moronic comment by an AC who doesn't know what the fuck they're talking about.

  3. Wrong thing to gripe about. on Life's Too Short For Slow Computers (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    Life is too short for our currently blazing-fast computers to be bogged down by shitty bloated code.

    Fix that problem, and many of your other problems will magically vanish.

  4. Re:Then you're missing out on 96% of sunny on New Record Set for World's Cheapest Solar, Now Undercutting Coal (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    "The energy striking the surface per square meter of full sun is in fact about 100 greater than the energy striking the surface on of overcast day. That's a fact. Look it up anywhere you like."

    Field Scout Quantum Meter and LiCor Quantum Meter and power charge statistics on my solar systems all say you're full of shit.

  5. Re:Cloudy == 99% less energy. Eyes perceive expone on New Record Set for World's Cheapest Solar, Now Undercutting Coal (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 2

    "So the cloudy day has only 1% of the energy as a sunny day."

    My god there's so much bullshit in this post I don't know where to begin.

    First off, we perceive brightness in a LOGARITHMIC CURVE, not exponential.

    Next, PHOTON FLUX DENSITY (which is what matters for solar, not lux which is weighted at green light) on full cloudless day is ~2,000 umol per square meter per second. On a cloudy, non-rainy day, you can expect about ~1,100 umol, about as bright as it is on Mars (Mars is like closer to 900 umol.)

    You've got zero clue what you're talking about. Be quiet.

  6. Re:Except at night. on New Record Set for World's Cheapest Solar, Now Undercutting Coal (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    "molten salt is the latest and greatest in the industry,"

    Wrong. molten salt has been around for two decades. The latest and greatest is Lithium-Ion and its derivatives.

  7. Re:Except at night. on New Record Set for World's Cheapest Solar, Now Undercutting Coal (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    AC is far more efficient at cross-planet ranges. HVDC exactly halfway around the planet would lose about half its power. Higher-voltage AC would lose maybe 10%.

  8. The stupid one is the one whom can't make a rebuttal using facts - like you.

  9. Re:Why I would never want to live in SF. on 'I'll Make Their Life Miserable': Tech CEO Bullies Low-income Vendors By His Home (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    The company has offices in Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Denver, CO, and another spot.

    You could have at LEAST done the basic research before-hand.

  10. Re:OFFTOPIC: Slashdot "disable ads" feature is gon on 'I'll Make Their Life Miserable': Tech CEO Bullies Low-income Vendors By His Home (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    "You only get the checkbox if you're "good"."

    Wrong. The checkbox came about for those users that participated in a specific /. survey. Our reward was being able to disable ads.

  11. Re:OFFTOPIC: Slashdot "disable ads" feature is gon on 'I'll Make Their Life Miserable': Tech CEO Bullies Low-income Vendors By His Home (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    http://i.imgur.com/llvPrt5.png

    It's there, and it works. It doesn't make you immune to native slashdot ads, just ads coming from off-site.

  12. Re:Anyone that says 'no' on Can Quantum Entanglement Create Faster-Than-Light Communication? (mit.edu) · · Score: 1

    Well, if we're going to go there, then Moore's Law basically is bullshit, and needs to be immediately downgraded to conjecture.

  13. Re:Anyone that says 'no' on Can Quantum Entanglement Create Faster-Than-Light Communication? (mit.edu) · · Score: 1

    Wake me when you actually work with quantum particles (like photons) and study their effects both quantum and classical.

    I have the feeling I'll be asleep and waiting a long time for you to catch up.

  14. Yet AAA can do it anytime they please.

    Proof that San Francisco is as corrupt as Chicago.

    Burn that fucking hippie hole down.

  15. Re:Slashdot is not far behind... on RIP Kuro5hin (kuro5hin.org) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    " They have real journalists there who actually research (**gasp**) and write stories."

    Hah! They consistently fail on every LED tech story. Research, my ass.

  16. Re:Anyone that says 'no' on Can Quantum Entanglement Create Faster-Than-Light Communication? (mit.edu) · · Score: 0

    A theory is not proof. A theory isn't even concrete.

    Wake me when it graduates to LAW status, please.

  17. Re:Anyone that says 'no' on Can Quantum Entanglement Create Faster-Than-Light Communication? (mit.edu) · · Score: 0

    THEOREM.

    Not LAW.

    Wake me when that becomes a LAW.

  18. Anyone that says 'no' on Can Quantum Entanglement Create Faster-Than-Light Communication? (mit.edu) · · Score: -1, Troll

    Needs to go pick up their Nobel prize for proving it.

    Oh, wait, none of you have it.

    So shut the fuck up and let the real scientists that get paid to do this stuff figure it out. All of you lack the requisite experience, experimental data, and resources to do otherwise.

  19. Re:finally, proper use! on Steam Computer Gaming Network Now Accepting Bitcoin (fortune.com) · · Score: 1

    Steam is falling for it already.

    Plenty of drug dealers are falling for the attack.

    Many bitcoin ATMs are currently vulnerable.

    It's easy money theft right now. Bitcoin is (has always been) completely untrustable.

  20. Sue high, sue often on Ask Slashdot: Should This Photographer Sue A Hotel For $2M? (google.com) · · Score: 1

    What's good for the goose is good for the gander.

  21. Re:Useless? on Google's OnHub Is First WiFi Router To Support IFTTT (theverge.com) · · Score: 0

    "Maybe you want to automatically prioritize a different device when the Chromecast isn't connected."

    Too stupid to know what QoS is, eh?

  22. Re:finally, proper use! on Steam Computer Gaming Network Now Accepting Bitcoin (fortune.com) · · Score: 1

    " However, it's pretty easy to detect if someone is attempting this longer time period attack,"

    Not really. The current state of bitcoin is such that detecting this among people not paying the speedy transaction fee is next to impossible. Keep the blockchain busy enough and you're able to stretch this out a couple of weeks or more.

  23. Re:shut up before you kill us all on Neil deGrasse Tyson Says It's 'Very Likely' The Universe Is A Simulation (extremetech.com) · · Score: 1

    Unlike you, I paid full attention.

    Apparently you didn't look at the code, otherwise you'd have seen that stories and journals are handled by TWO DIFFERENT DATABASES.

    You stupid fucking git. You do not belong on this website when you can not figure out how a fucking system works. Get the fuck out of here. Notice how you posted as AC, because YOU KNEW YOU WERE DEAD FUCKING WRONG.

  24. Re:finally, proper use! on Steam Computer Gaming Network Now Accepting Bitcoin (fortune.com) · · Score: -1, Troll

    Wrong. I've got friends taking advantage of ZC transactions and cancelling them a week after the fact.

    Easiest scam out right now. Thanks Bitcoin, for proving you truly are a currency for criminals.

  25. Re:finally, proper use! on Steam Computer Gaming Network Now Accepting Bitcoin (fortune.com) · · Score: -1, Troll

    "Simple international payments for a product that doesn't require instant confirmation. Exactly what the technology was designed for! Well done, Steam."

    And with the way Bitcoin works now, one can easily scam Steam out of a sale, play the game and beat it in a couple of days, reverse the transaction, get banned, repeat with new account and wallet, and Steam will never be able to stop them.

    Free easy fraud, made possible by bitcoin.