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  1. Re:Nokia driving the company in to the ground on Nokia Researcher Puts Firefox OS On Raspberry Pi · · Score: 2

    Nokia is an empty shell, zombie puppet company controlled by Microsoft. They have been running into the ground for some time now. They have no future. They are an asset being spent to push Microsoft agenda.

  2. Nokia researcher? on Nokia Researcher Puts Firefox OS On Raspberry Pi · · Score: 1, Funny

    Is this an attempt by Microsoft to fragment the Raspberry Pi platform?

  3. Re:deja vu on MSFT Reaches Out To Hackers: 'Do Epic $#!+' · · Score: 1

    They already did. It's called Windows 8! Lay back and watch the Embrace phase on the hacker culture. Extend, Exterminate to follow shortly :)

  4. Re:crazy on MSL Landing Timeline: What To Expect Tonight · · Score: 1

    That's what is worrying me, especially the programming part. My prediction is total failure due to a stupid software bug.

  5. Re:But this is India we are talking about on RIM Agrees To Hand Over Its Encryption Keys To India · · Score: 2

    You are naive. It only takes a few bytes of known plaintext to get your key.

  6. Oh yeah... on Commodore 64 turns 30 · · Score: 1

    SYS 64738 :)

  7. Re:Use Windows | +5 Insightful on Proprietary Nvidia Linux Driver Contains Privilege Escalation Hole · · Score: 1

    Yes, Microsoft is full steam ahead on astroturfing and sockpuppeting. It's their new marketing strategy, as bribing "influencers" didn't work out so well. Next in line is probably extortion when everyone refuses to accept the Windows 8 lockdown. What will it take to stop this pit of evil madness M$ has become lately? Never thought I will say this but here goes: Bill Gates, you were such a nice, reasonable guy! We miss you!

  8. They think they can get away with it on NSA Official Disputes Chief's Claim That Agency Doesn't Collect American Data · · Score: 1

    They probably think they can get away with it, because it's not their employees collecting the information, it's their computers/software that is doing it. They collect all the information, they just "don't look at it". When someone is flagged, they have years and years of pre-recorded surveillance on him and everyone he has ever communicated with. Very convenient right? How is that not a dragnet?

  9. Re:Good Luck on GameStop Wants To Sell Secondhand Digital Download Video Games · · Score: 1

    And rightly so. They are being robbed of their fair share of profit.

  10. Re:Licenses? on The DARPA-Funded Power Strip That Will Hack Your Network · · Score: 1

    Can something like this be trusted? I bet it's riddled with backdoors.

  11. Re:"Reliably better" on Unbreakable Crypto: Store a 30-character Password In Your Subconscious Mind · · Score: 2

    Can you do SHA512 in your head? I can't, dammit!

  12. Re:"Reliably better" on Unbreakable Crypto: Store a 30-character Password In Your Subconscious Mind · · Score: 3, Funny

    Next up: Most popular song lyrics added to cracklib wordlist :)

  13. Re:0xB16B00B5 on Microsoft Apologizes For Inserting Naughty Phrase Into Linux Kernel · · Score: 1

    127.0.0.1 is narcist :)

  14. Re:Blowout at bean mountain. on East Texas Getting Compressed Air Energy Storage Plant · · Score: 1

    I wonder what a full rupture will look like...

  15. Time to stop the backdoor culture on Defense Expert: Hire Hackers and Wage War · · Score: 1

    Problem with backdoors is, the insecurity points both ways - you can't have it secure just for you and insecure for others. Once you put the backdoors into everything, they are there, ready to be misused against everyone, including you, whatever noble puropse you thought they were to initially serve. Thinking nobody will find out is delusional. This will not end well :(

  16. Re:I for one on Rethinking How Congress Pushes Copyright Laws · · Score: 1

    Watch them equal economic interests with national security interests and unleash the great tools they have at their disposal when "national security" is involved. Yes, black operations and all.

  17. Microsoft innovating on Steve Ballmer: We Won't Be Out-Innovated By Apple Anymore · · Score: 2

    It seems Microsoft is working hard on innovating themselves out of the market... they seem to have confused "different" with "innovative".. Windows 8 will be... different

  18. Re:Expensive on Criminals Distribute Infected USB Sticks In Parking Lot · · Score: 3, Funny

    Of course on a properly managed system, also on Windows, such a USB stick will do nothing.

    Because all the USB ports are filled with glue.

  19. Re:Laser Utility on Nanotech Surprise: Shooting Lasers at Buckyballs Makes Them Bigger · · Score: 2

    Holography
    Laser ranging
    Ignition in modern engines
    Point to point communication
    Missile guidance systems

  20. Re:Probably won't hurt anything......for now on Mozilla Downshifting Development of Thunderbird E-Mail Client · · Score: 1

    You obviously haven't heard of encrypted email (S/MIME and PGP). You have nothing to hide right? Move along citizen.

  21. Re:They might as well kick all the developers. on Mozilla Downshifting Development of Thunderbird E-Mail Client · · Score: 1

    If you want privacy, webmail is not a viable replacement at all. Anything that is not end to end encryption is insecure and will be compromised these days. And in the current climate of everyone spying on you no external party can be trusted, they will just give access to anyone that asks and has money or can threaten them in any way. So tell me, what free / open source alternatives are there with full S/MIME support and where root certificates are under your full control?

  22. Re:Brilliant plan on Copyrights To Reach Deep Space · · Score: 2

    Imagine the calculations for the lost revenues. :-)

    They will not be any more ridiculous than they already are.

  23. Re:Act of war.... on ACTA Rejected By European Parliament · · Score: 1

    The united states is built upon war and thrives on war, we have been at war for most of our existence.

    US still thinks war will help their economy? All the manufacturing is in china now, what will they manufacture to help economy - lawsuits?

  24. Re:Obvious? on Does RIM's "Huge Loss" Signal Wider Handset Market Deterioration? · · Score: 1

    It's not a matter of how bad WP7 is, it's who is offering it. Given what Microsoft did in the past, who would let them monopolize and screw up another technology segment? No thank you, no sane person would touch it with a stick!

  25. Re:VoltDB on MemSQL Makers Say They've Created the Fastest Database On the Planet · · Score: 1

    In memory database and ACID? More like ACIohshitpowerwentoff