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  1. Anonymous became a tool of establishment on Anonymous Hacker Gets Lost At Sea, Rescued, Then Arrested (softpedia.com) · · Score: 2, Interesting

    as time went on Anonymous increasingly became a tool of western 'liberal' establishment pushing its ideology against outsiders.
    for example, it, becoming prosecutor, judge, and executioner, tried to take down twitter accounts (branded as isis supporters) of those protesting and resisting( by definition through a non violent platform of tweets) western crimes, torture camps, invasions, etc.. it tried to do the same for outsider candidate trump. in contrast Anonymous has not done anything against establishment criminals like clintons, or members of western military drone killing children in countries it invaded , or those running the torture camps illegally.

  2. Re:false premises leads to bad decisions on Scientists Propose Using Cold War Era Weapons To Deflect Asteroids (blastingnews.com) · · Score: 1

    it is not established science, and certainly not a sound basis for making decisions resulting in use of lot of resources which can be used for other better things that have no such problems of authenticity

  3. Re: false premises leads to bad decisions on Scientists Propose Using Cold War Era Weapons To Deflect Asteroids (blastingnews.com) · · Score: 1

    ignorance displayed by people like you should not be a surprise to anyone

  4. Re:false premises leads to bad decisions on Scientists Propose Using Cold War Era Weapons To Deflect Asteroids (blastingnews.com) · · Score: 1

    my point

  5. Re:false premises leads to bad decisions on Scientists Propose Using Cold War Era Weapons To Deflect Asteroids (blastingnews.com) · · Score: 1

    false analogy.
    chance of house fire and potential damage can be calculated and insurance premium will be based on that .

  6. Re: false premises leads to bad decisions on Scientists Propose Using Cold War Era Weapons To Deflect Asteroids (blastingnews.com) · · Score: 1

    we can do more than one thing, but there is always an opportunity cost . never heard of that ? look it up. my bad for assuming basic literacy

  7. false premises leads to bad decisions on Scientists Propose Using Cold War Era Weapons To Deflect Asteroids (blastingnews.com) · · Score: 2

    " One such collision wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. "
    this is not science. that is a hypothesis. a good one but nothing more so far.

    "films such as "Armageddon" and "Deep Impact" depict what might happen ..."
    really? mediocre movies are the way to model future?

    too much of such propaganda and hype may lead to bad decisions that will make bad use of scarce resources.
    resources better used on more real problems that results in real tragedy, every day right now. for instance, there are millions without clean water( and thousands die because of that). but such things are not sexy .
    not to forget, in some places whole world of people are/were destroyed by governments( especially by principal ones that fought the cold war) in ways more terrible than in any movie. but usa is not looking for practical solutions but more wars and regime changes.

  8. Re:stop buying overpriced overhyped apple trash on Apple vs. the Right To Repair (bloombergview.com) · · Score: 1

    your mistake . work it out.

  9. Re:stop buying overpriced overhyped apple trash on Apple vs. the Right To Repair (bloombergview.com) · · Score: 1

    not good with logic are you ? even half a statement seems too much, so please don't bother with rest.

  10. Re:stop buying overpriced overhyped apple trash on Apple vs. the Right To Repair (bloombergview.com) · · Score: 1

    anyone buying a product from a company run by shyster marketers like steve jobs and tim cook should be doubly beware.

  11. Re:stop buying overpriced overhyped apple trash on Apple vs. the Right To Repair (bloombergview.com) · · Score: 1

    "every single person I know who has switched to android from iPhone has regretted it"
    facts contradict that, given the ever decreasing apple market share. stick to facts, not hype.

  12. stop buying overpriced overhyped apple trash on Apple vs. the Right To Repair (bloombergview.com) · · Score: 0

    i have not much sympathy for anyone who willingly buy in to the apple ( and other big tech corp) hype, and buy products when similar quality products with almost all the functionality are available elsewhere at much lower prices. what is more sellers of those products wont have to wherewithal to hound you if you change stuff as you see fit.

  13. great but not 'eternal' on Nanostructured Glass Could Provide Highly Durable, Deeply Dense Data Storage (phys.org) · · Score: 1

    this is all excellent news, but 'a new era of eternal data archiving' !
    anyone for a sign of human hubris.

     

  14. Re:true only if & when they are easy to use &a on Goldman Sachs: VR and AR "Will Be The Next Generation Computing Platform" Worth $80 Billion By 2025 (roadtovr.com) · · Score: 1

    fun to know there are people engaging in basic logical fallacies like you.

  15. true only if & when they are easy to use & on Goldman Sachs: VR and AR "Will Be The Next Generation Computing Platform" Worth $80 Billion By 2025 (roadtovr.com) · · Score: 1

    are vr and ar easy to use for an average user, like a tv or a smartphone( such as not having to wear inconvenient head gear)?
    are they useful to everyone(as opposed to a niche of special users like gamers or scientists) like laptops?

    if no, (imo it is 'no ', at present and in 2025,) for both questions, then there isn't going to be large market.

  16. asking to be undermined, cracked, and turned on DARPA's Robot Ship Slated For April Unveiling (nationaldefensemagazine.org) · · Score: 1

    these things must need lots of instructions from dozen or more of remote handlers. in addition they will depend on, lots of known ( and constantly available and updated) data about locations and conditions, and systems like gps, etc etc.
    these are weak points. and will certainly be exploited.
    more complex the drone/robot, easier it will be to undermine.

  17. Re:what? on Pwn2Own 2016 Won't Attack Firefox (Because It's Too Easy) (eweek.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    to add to my above, those who are in charge of firefox no longer interested making its core product better and secure. it is interested market and marketing, bowing to establishment ideology and legalese, etc etc

  18. Re:what? on Pwn2Own 2016 Won't Attack Firefox (Because It's Too Easy) (eweek.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    correct that to "open source sell out", for that is what firefox is

  19. be respocible, don't expect govs to protect you on France Launches Second Salvo Against Facebook (liberation.fr) · · Score: 0

    all this is good, but ultimately it is up to each one of us to protect ourselves.
    we knew facebook( and other big techs) is abusive and intrusive. but most consumers do not care. and that means govs do not care eventually, especially if they get to be abusive and intrusive through facebook.
    if some thing is abusive and intrusive, do not use it for anything worthwhile. if most people do that, facebooks of the world will leave off . but if most people prefer being lazy and pampered by govs, to being private, then we deserve what we get.

  20. drop coding, do math on An Advanced Math Education Revolution Is Underway In the U.S. (theatlantic.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    drop the silly coding classes that gives nothing ('nerds' will learn anyways, others never will), do maths!

    -
    but will americans ever be free of mind control to even ask,
    "I admit that twice two makes four is an excellent thing, but if we are to give everything its due, twice two makes five is sometimes a very charming thing too." - from 'notes from underground' by fyodor dostoyevsky

  21. "working on" or let other install? on Google Working On Wireless Charging For Self-Driving Cars (inhabitat.com) · · Score: 2

    seems it is other companies that are "working on" the technology of wireless charging. and there is no particular technological breakthrough to warrant a story.
    google is just using it, as does others.

  22. how about growing lots of trees & plants? on Carbon Dioxide From the Air Converted Into Methanol (gizmag.com) · · Score: 3, Interesting

    how about growing and developing trees & plants that capture co2 more efficiently and can grow in places where there weren't any? why is there not much attention to this method? too easy? less news worthy? less grants?

  23. virtual mars better than a virtual fantasy world? on NASA Is Building a Virtual Mars For VR Viewing (unrealengine.com) · · Score: 1, Insightful

    a realistic virtual mars may be interesting to explore for most people, and even useful to a few. but interest and usefulness will be limited. most people will find it boring after few minutes.
    compare that to a virtual fantasy world with stuff to do. that is also interesting and can be useful. and if creators were truly innovative, less boring.

    so what it the news?

  24. well if anything in facebook counts as connection on Facebook Knocks "Six Degrees of Separation" Down a Few Notches (i-programmer.info) · · Score: 1

    "the friend of mankind is no friend of mine ... to honor all men is to honor none" - from molière's 'the misanthrope'.
    do whatever links facebook accounts have with one another, count as 'connections' between human beings?
    has societies that give importance to facebook links, lost all ability to distinguish and differentiate?
    to value such links on same level as real human connections, may not matter in a superficial empty life. but if life is worth living, and and there is value in emotional depth and intelligence, those two types are not even in the same world.

  25. twitter free to censor & obey western establis on Twitter Tackles Terrorists In Targeted Takedown (betanews.com) · · Score: 2

    twitter is private so it is in fact free to do as it wishes. twitter can be the prosecution, judge, and executioner, in a private space owned by it

    but all people who love freedom will note well and remember , that by this action it is freely indicating that what it wishes is to do is to obey the western secular 'liberal' establishment and its agenda, same that is invading countries, looting resources, running torture camps, sanctioning coups, drone killing children, spying on everyone, etc etc,. twitter is willing to judge and brand those who disagree with that agenda (in its privately owned property), and perhaps sometimes advocate violent resistance to that agenda, as 'terrorists' ( note however that no physical violence is taking place in twitter and accounts of those who are convicted through due legal process of such violence elsewhere are not the issue here )

    now we know twitter is a willing tool of some nasty people. just as twitter is free to cac like this, we are free to show contempt for that action, (unless we are ourselves specimens of lowest form of humanity to support what twitter is supporting)