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  1. Re:I worked as a site tech in one place... on Should IT Shops Let Users Manage Their Own PCs? · · Score: 1

    *slow clap*


    Well played, sir. Well played.

  2. Re:I don't like that defense on Google Sued Over Privacy Invasion On Street View · · Score: 1

    Then don't show personally identifying material to a street where people are legally allowed to stand and take photographs. It's not MY responsibility to protect your privacy, it's YOURS.

  3. Re:I worked as a site tech in one place... on Should IT Shops Let Users Manage Their Own PCs? · · Score: 1

    Dear DaedalusHKX,

    It has come to the attention of our client, The English Language, that you have made excessive and annoying overuse of our client's intellectual property, the Quotation Mark (C).

    As this punctuation is owned by The English Language, its usage is governed by a set of rules laid forth by our client. Our client feels that your usage of its intellectual property has damaged and tarnished the reputation of The English Language.

    We respectfully request that you discontinue your usage of our client's intellectual property. Failure to due so may result in litigation, leading to an award of damages, both statutory and punitive.

    Sincerely,

    Isaac, Abrams, Nathaniel, and Lee, attorneys at law. (Collectively, "IANaL at law".)

  4. Re:IRL raids on Scientology Injunction Denied Against "Anonymous" · · Score: 1

    "Well, assigning the most basic of these life lessons as commandments from God, with whom you may not argue"

    While you would look mad arguing with your imaginary deity, you can still do it.

  5. Re:AT&T and Uverse on Verizon, Fiber Or Die? · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    You're really quite a dick.

  6. Re:Copyright on US Air Force Issues DMCA Takedown Notice · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Yeah. Just because you paid for it doesn't mean you should get to use it.

  7. Re:Intellectual Property on Security Research and Blackmail · · Score: 1

    You clearly don't work in the security industry. People make their LIVING as information security researchers. If they don't get paid for their work, they don't do more research. If they don't do more research, bugs float around longer.

    Blackhat researchers know how to get paid, so that will continue. It's estimated that the controller of the Storm Worm zombie herd is pulling up to 2 million dollars per DAY.

  8. Re:In archaic terms... on The iPhone Meets the Fourth Amendment · · Score: 1

    Your logic makes sense. Too bad, then, that you choose to discard it and just leap forward to a conclusion.

  9. The AC has it right! on Drive-By Pharming In the Wild · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Because "hackers" can't run a packet sniffer and have all of that info in 30 seconds.

    Security by obscurity. Great policy.

  10. Re:They're free to share... on Interview With Pirate Party Leader Rick Falkvinge · · Score: 1

    Oh noes! How will I ever do without your... um.. Who the hell are you and why do I care again?

  11. Re:2 words on RIAA Now Filing Suits Against Consumers Who Rip CDs · · Score: 3, Funny

    Great. Now you've given the RIAA/MPAA a case that will allow them to sue you just for having an alternate OS.

    Thanks.

  12. Re:In a word on Couple Busted For Shining Laser At Helicopter · · Score: 1

    Because they're cops. They are untouchable, of course.

    A week ago, some redneck rammed my car in a restaurant parking lot with me standing right next to it because he wanted me to close my car door. If I were a cop, that man would be put in prison. Since, I'm just a worthless "citizen," the cops refused to even file a report.

  13. Re:Google: DUNT BE TEH EVIL!!!!111 on Google Keeps What Ask.com Erases · · Score: 1

    Okay, that's cute and all.. But stop. Really. It has not been funny for years now. You're like that guy in the office that still gives the Fonzie "Heyyyyyy" all the time.

  14. Re:Dear the rest of the world... on Why You Can't Find a Wii for Christmas · · Score: 3, Funny

    It'll be exactly where I put it a year ago.

    Considering the demand on the Wii and the resulting rise in value... Don't count on it.

  15. Re:Chinese computers for sale. on Wal-Mart's $200 Linux PC Sells Out · · Score: 1

    ...Um. Did you just imply that a processor has a political affiliation? Congratulations, sir, you're an effing loonie.

  16. Re:It's *still* the face of "progressivism" on Google Honors Veterans Day, Finally · · Score: 1

    "Not only that, but "progressives" are starting to become grade-A jew-haters as well."


    Source, please.

  17. Re:Ben Worthen's Opinion on Google's Open Source Mobile Platform · · Score: 1

    Don't even have to go to the wrong site. Man-in-the-middle the HTTP connection to iTunes, replace album art with a bugged .TIF, and you 0wn the iPhone.

  18. Re:getting gouged by whom? on Getting Gouged by Geeks · · Score: 1

    As a counter-point to that, I have a $3000 suit. I didn't pay for it, mind you.

  19. Re:You know what's great about Alzheimer's? on Alzheimer's Could Be a Third Form of Diabetes · · Score: 1

    I went thru this same thing with two great grandparents. It was especially bad for my great grandmother right before she died. Despite this, I can laugh about it. Some of the things they would say were actually quite funny. Just because a situation is sad, doesn't mean it can't be funny.

  20. Re:Transmitting that much data on Sony Developing Gigapixel Satellite Imaging · · Score: 1

    Why do you think that this wouldn't compress well? Much of the compression on video is based upon things not changing. If the video is of someone standing completely still while moving only one hand, a good video codec does not need to record much additional data about the majority of the pixels that remain unchanged.

    Now think of satellite imagery. The VAST majority of the landscape will not be changing. The buildings in a city will not get up and move around. This video would be VERY easily compressed, especially if you had adequate processing power to analyze differences between frames to spot subtle movement.

  21. Re:Random passwords on Convicted VoIP Hacker Robert Moore Speaks · · Score: 1

    Reminds me of an AP my buddy got from SBC DSL.. It was WEP encrypted, which is easy to break. The WEP key was printed on the bottom of the AP. Once you're on the AP, if you wanted admin access and didn't know the password, all you needed to do is entr the password reset key. The same numerical key as the WEP code. Break the WEP, get to reset the PW. Nice.

  22. Re:Here was my solution: And it's likely illegal on What To Do When Broadband is Not An Option? · · Score: 1

    A HAM radio license also affords one the right to use more powerful radios in the existing 802.11B/G/N range. This traffic is NOT subject to the regulations against encrypted data over public airwaves.

  23. Re:You Know You've Read Slashdot Too Long... on Aerosol Spray to Identify Bombing Suspects · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Sure, I'm concerned about the rights of bomb-makers. I, myself, made a few good ones when I was growing up out in the country. Mainly, though, I'm concerned about the rights of EVERY OTHER CITIZEN who will be needlessly harassed because of some bullshit test that will have 1000+ false positives for every actual bomb prevented.

  24. Re:No legitimate way to watch NBCs content? on TV Torrents — When Piracy Is Easier Than Purchase · · Score: 1

    I don't need justification. I don't CARE about NBC's bottom line. Oh, boo-hoo, I might be stealing from billionaires.

    Also, I don't care about how you choose to describe "pirates." You are a sad little man who thinks that he has a "cause." Enjoy that feeling of righteousness.

  25. Re:No legitimate way to watch NBCs content? on TV Torrents — When Piracy Is Easier Than Purchase · · Score: 1

    So, who decided to make you the moral crusader for the entertainment industry? Do you realize the irony in fighting for MORALS on behalf of the people who make today's music and movies?

    Now, let me go ahead and document your sig in a post:
    "If I convince just one reprobate pirate to stop infringing, I'm not working hard enough."

    How do you expect to convince anyone of ANYTHING while issuing a blanket description of that same group as "reprobate??" Are you unaware of the definition of the word? Here, let me give you one from the dictioary. "Rejected by God and without hope of salvation." As an individual who would rather download a movie than go to a theater and battle the legions of 'tard that make up the movie industry's customer base, I feel that your description of "pirates" is offensive and unwarranted.

    I would like you to tell me why you feel you have this moral charter from whatever higher power. I would love to know what you think you have over someone who simply elects that their options for the consumption of entertainment products are not satisfactory. If you don't want to post it here, send it to me in private.

    Please.