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  1. gratutious on PowerPoint 0-Day Points to Corporate Espionage · · Score: 2, Funny

    "Sombody needs to tell the Chinese to stop doing this shit..."

  2. Re:I won't believe it... on Canadian Scientists Regrow Teeth · · Score: 1

    4. Congress

  3. In other news on Canadian Scientists Regrow Teeth · · Score: 1

    marriage rates in Kentucky & Tennessee have skyrocketed.

  4. Re:Guns. on Encrypted Ammunition? · · Score: 1
    I'd love to know what's inside the head of those people who think that banning guns will just make them go away.

    Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol

  5. Re:Guns. on Encrypted Ammunition? · · Score: 2, Informative

    It's the second ammendment, not the first.

    Put up your dukes? What if it's just your dukes against 10 or 20 dukes? What if it's your dukes against a knife? Dukes versus a baseball bat? What if you're ill, weak, elderly, etc...?

    Gun control is a failure. In states that have allowed citizens to obtain concealed carry permits, violent crime has gone down markedly. I site the following snippet from Wikipedia as evidence. Feel free to go to the site & check the references yourself.

    "The FBI's statistics in the 1992 Uniform Crime Report also concluded: "Violent crime rates are highest overall in states with laws limiting or prohibiting the carrying of concealed firearms for self-defense." [1] "The FBI's data also show that in 20 other states that issue CCW permits (including Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Tennessee, Wyoming, and others), these states have enjoyed a REDUCTION in crime as follows: 1) Violent crime rates are LOWER by 21%. 2) Homicide rates are LOWER by 33% 3) Robbery rates are LOWER by 37% and 4) Aggravated assaults are lower by 13%."[2]"

  6. teach a kid to code on Finding Programming Work on the Side? · · Score: 1

    I don't know if you have kids. It doesn't matter, really. Find a kid in your family or circle of friends & see if they're interested in learning to program. Teach them about open source, Linux, etc. Maybe use video game development as the hook.

  7. Re:RDP over SSH on SSH Tunnels How-to? · · Score: 1

    Equally mundane, at work we use SSH to access production servers over the internet. We also use SSH tunnels to transmit EDI files.

  8. Re:Just Pick One and Learn it Well on Learning Java or C# as a Next Language? · · Score: 1
    I'm a fan of the SharpDevelop .NET IDE for Windows. It's open source & quite nice.

    Check it out

  9. Re:Tawny Roberts... on Tips for Motivating IT Workers? · · Score: 1

    An unnamed insurance company had this policy when I worked there a few years ago. An employee won 25k one year for a suggestion that saved the company a bundle.

  10. Re:Indeed on Uneducated IT Managers, and How to Deal? · · Score: 1

    As I sit & think back, the best managers I've had have been women. I'm not sure why...may just be coincidence. It could also be related to women, in general, being more inclined to encourage cooperation among team members, as opposed to competition with one another. Seems our nuts can be our best friends or our worst enemies...

  11. I can see it now on Drug Reverses Effects of Sleep Deprivation · · Score: 1

    Patient: "Doc, I'm really having a hard time sleeping. Can you help?"

    Doc: "Sure, pal. But first, I need to know if you actually want to sleep, or if you'd just like to not need to sleep. If you want to sleep, we can go with Lunesta. Otherwise, I've got this really good shit..."

  12. Re:So should you. on 60 Years Since Hiroshima · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry, but my comments were directed at KillShill, not the post above me. I'm perfectly aware of the Nanking incidents.

  13. Re:Importance of rememberance on 60 Years Since Hiroshima · · Score: 1

    Study history & perhaps you'll stop uttering such rubish.

  14. open source on FCC To Require Backdoor Network Access for Feds · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Ok, so the for profit router manufacturers may be required to create back doors for the feds (which, of course, will be discovered & exploited by others). This will not stop, & in fact should encourage, the use of linux routers & firewalls without these holes. If I make it & don't sell it, I don't see how the feds can say shit about it.

  15. uhh on British Police Demand Access To Encryption Keys · · Score: 1

    How about I forgot the passphrase? Fsck them... If they want in they'll have to crack it...