Slashdot Mirror


User: MrMista_B

MrMista_B's activity in the archive.

Stories
0
Comments
630
First seen
Last seen
Profile
(view on slashdot.org)

Comments · 630

  1. Re:What's the problem here? on Obama Taps a 5th Lawyer From the RIAA · · Score: 1

    Oh, I dunno - how about the ethical ones?

    Who haven't, say, made a living off of suing their customers, lying in court, using fraudulent evidence discovery mechanisms and bad evidence.

  2. Why oppose it? on Game Developers On Gold Selling · · Score: 1

    Seriously, why?

    Players obviously want to do it.

    Is it just a matter of developers wanting to be cocks to the people who are already /paying them money/ to play their game?

  3. Re:Theft? on Grad Student Project Uses Wikis To Stash Data, Miffs Admins · · Score: 4, Funny

    You sir, are someone I'd trust with the internet.

  4. Re:Sad reality on Closing Time At Microsoft's Campus Pub · · Score: 1

    Hmm, for that evidence you want, I hear there's this story running on /. right now...

    http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/04/11/224237&art_pos=1 ;)

  5. Tyranny of the Minority over the Majority on Closing Time At Microsoft's Campus Pub · · Score: 5, Informative

    Thanks, Mormons.

    No, not really.

    Not flamebait either - local Mormon leaders have been quite vigorously, though quietly, campaigning against the pub, and, apparantly, successfully. Assholes.

  6. Re:your tax dollars at work on South Park Creators Given Signed Photo of Saddam Hussein · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Needless cruelty isn't justified by the history of the victim.

  7. Re:your tax dollars at work on South Park Creators Given Signed Photo of Saddam Hussein · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Eh, it just shows that, at heart, you're no different from them.

  8. Huh. on South Park Creators Given Signed Photo of Saddam Hussein · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Had no respect for Saddam, but any lingering respect I has for the US Military just died. What a grotesque and reprehensible institution, if this is what they do behind closed doors - the fact that they do worse (torture legally defined in the US as 'anything less than organ failure') doesn't mean that something like this isn't just plain and simply slimy.

  9. Welcome to the Death of the Free Internet on EU Data-Retention Laws Stricter Than Many People Realized · · Score: 2, Insightful

    You were here to see it.

  10. Re:A Quick Lesson in Thai politics. on Thai Gov't Sets Up Site For Snitching On Royals' Critics · · Score: 1

    Good example of how a Monarchy should be have?

    Seriously?

    You think Monarchy that locks up anyone who criticizes it, in any way is... a 'good example' of a monarchy?

    You're nuts.

  11. Re:The Thai King on Thai Gov't Sets Up Site For Snitching On Royals' Critics · · Score: 1

    "Moral"?

    Are you joking?

    Locking up anyone who criticizes you is /not/ moral.

  12. Re:Why does this kind of thing surprise anyone? on FBI Seizes All Servers In Dallas Data Center · · Score: 1

    Why would you think Obama had anything to do with this?

    Do you also think Bush was at Gitmo?

  13. Re:Robot or automated lab? on Robot Makes Scientific Discovery (Mostly) On Its Own · · Score: 1

    No. The cake is a lie.

  14. OMGPONIES on Hints of a Link Between Autism and Vinyl Flooring · · Score: 2, Insightful

    April Fools! ... ...

  15. Re:Not april fools on First Proven Diagnostic Test For Alzheimer's · · Score: 1

    Yeah, but given the way the /. editors shit all over the page on April 1, who knows for sure?

  16. Children are the enemy. on ACLU Wins, No Sexting Charges For NJ Teens · · Score: 4, Interesting

    In the United States (and, more and more the UK and Australia), children are the enemy.

    Why?

  17. Re:Anyone Still Have Spam? on Spam Back Up To 94% of All Email · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If the slowdown isn't noticible, it doesn't.

  18. Re:Creepy, next thing you'll know they'll have on Honda Develops Brain Interface For Robot Control · · Score: 1

    There is never a 'need' for torture. It is /impossible/ for torture to provide accurate information about anything. Torture never produces reliable information.

    The purpose of torture is to cause pain, not to extract information. Reality isn't a TV show.

  19. Re:Other Studies on Violent Video Games Can Improve Vision · · Score: 2, Informative

    Objective measurements.

  20. Re:Really? on Vast Electronic Spying Operation Discovered · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Does that make it good, just, or laudable?

    Evil is evil, no matter who does it.

  21. Boring! on Tesla Releases First Official Photos of Model S Sedan · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Alright, the /internal/ tech might be neat, but...

    It looks just like EVERY OTHER CAR put out in the last 20 years.

    Seriously, have car makers forgotten to make a car look like anything other than a squashed jelly bean?

    Tech might be nice, but it's just as dull and unimaginatevly plain looking as just about every other soulless melted bean blob out there.

    Dissapointing.

  22. Re:Users are at the mercy of the products they buy on Pwn2Own 2009 Winner Charlie Miller Interviewed · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I illustrate the ridiculousness of your question, I'll rephrase it "Why can't you sue the construction company that built your house if someone vandalizes oor you suffer a loss due to break and enter?"

  23. Pedophiles. on Strip-Search Case Tests Limits of 4th Amendment · · Score: 1

    Any school official, who strip searches a child, for any reason, is a pedophile.

    Why are they not being treated as such?

    Why?

  24. Re:K.I.S.S on UI Features That Didn't Make It Into Windows 7 · · Score: 4, Insightful

    If you're trying to actually /sell/ an operating systerm to home users, the first thing people will look at, and the main thing they will use in judging whether or not it's worth buying, is the user interface.

    And if the user interface looks cheap and lazy, they're going to think, justified or not, that the entire operating system, therefore, was cheap and lazy. /That/ is why there are so many, as you put it, 'gee whiz' features in new versions - it's the only thing most people will ever see.

  25. Re:More interested in quality of life on Lower Air Pollution Means Longer Life · · Score: 1

    Alright then, but do you really think spending the last few years of your life choking to death on air pollution clogged lungs is somehow 'better'?

    Seriously. 'Better air quality' isn't some fairytail greenpeace myth thing. There are and can be demonstrable differences in the 'quality' of the air we breathe, and, according to this study, the better the air a person breathes, the longer they live.

    Now, they're not saying that extra lifespan is spent in 'nursing home hell', but do you really want to die /sooner/?

    You seem to have your priorities confused, and I'm curious to understand the reasons why you think the way you do.

    Personally, I'd rather live longer, and if better air quality is what it takes, then that's a sacrafice I'm prepared to make.