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  1. And who are you pointing the finger at?! on Breaking Gender Cliques at Work? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Then again maybe some men need to move the center of their attention from their groin to their brain.
    It's funny how much I hear this from women who have no idea what it's like to be men. Did you know that, unlike you who become sex-craving (to be frank but polite about it) during a biological cycle or due to emotional stimuli, men's hormones flow all the time. Many of us would really prefer our eyes not be drawn away by the sight of a woman's torso, but that's the way our biology works. We're programmed to seek out and recognize possible mates. We only view women as sex objects if they appear to want us to view them that way, or if we truly are unusually chauvinistic.

    Now however, I shall turn the onus back upon you. Dress to work, not to arouse! If you don't, you have no excuse with which to blame us for our captivity to biology. How can you dress for work? I have a simple heuristic definition for you: if the average male can look at you without losing his concentration to your body or becoming sexually aroused, you're decent. No need for ankle-length dresses or burquas.

    I've heard women say that showing cleavage is just what makes them comfortable. I for one call that feminine wankage and won't put up with it. I shouldn't be looking at your body, because it shouldn't be exposed.

  2. Re:Hahaha... on Breaking Gender Cliques at Work? · · Score: 1

    "When correctly viewed, everything is lewd." - Tom Lehrer

  3. Re:Women? on Heroic IT Dept Less Likely to Steal... Lunches? · · Score: 1

    Since when was there such a thing as women willing to go with IT workers?

  4. Re:What about the other seasons? on Climate Changes Shift Springtime in Europe · · Score: 1

    I concur! Here in Albany, New York, United States of America (New York has several climate areas) the weather has freaked out like a seizure patient this summer. Normal July and early August temperatures keep between the high 80s to low 90s F with moderate humidity. They mostly did so, with the exception of almost a full week during which the range changed to mid-90s to 100s, with high humidity that pushed the heat index up to 105 degrees Fahrenheit! After that it reverted to normal, and late August temperatures of low-80s migrated in. Then, last night, we suddenly received a torrent of rain (normal rain, rather than the thunderstorms characteristic of summer) and the temperature will only cross 80 again once for the remainder of the month.

    Fall has arrived here early, so at the very least I'm hoping winter will be cold enough to ski. Last year I had my first winter living her utterly without substantial snow that stayed on the ground till spring.

  5. Re:Speaking as the parent of a teenage daughter... on Teen Creates Device to Track Speeding · · Score: 1

    Distrust begets rebellion begets recklesness begets mistakes begets distrust. Thus does the Wheel of Dharma turn.

  6. Re:Steal my lunch on Heroic IT Dept Less Likely to Steal... Lunches? · · Score: 1

    I know, and they use the blood of poor Jewish babies to make their awful Communion wafers...

  7. Fascism by your name is still fascism on Neuroscientist Halts Research to Stop Extremists · · Score: 2, Insightful

    People have the right to protest - the right to free speech as guaranteed by the First Amendment and affirmed by court after court - both in their property and in public spaces. The fact that you oppose people who have done something wrong (in this case firebombing a scientist) does not justify your own transgressions against liberty.

  8. Re:Speaking as the parent of a teenage daughter... on Teen Creates Device to Track Speeding · · Score: 1

    "That was my Virgin Alarm. It's programmed to go off before you do."

    But seriously, what were you like as a teenager?

  9. Re:Oh, please. on Teen Creates Device to Track Speeding · · Score: 1

    Did you match your description of 18-year-olds when you were 18?

  10. Re:May not generalize to humans on Ever-Happy Mouse Sheds Light on Depression · · Score: 1

    Fixing spelling: s/said/sad

  11. Re:May not generalize to humans on Ever-Happy Mouse Sheds Light on Depression · · Score: 1

    It came into being after it was observed that someone who had suffered an epyleptic seizure had snapped out of a depression.
    Yeah, but that was because God told him to stop being so damn said and get his life together ;-).

  12. Re:On bad journalists and their readers on GPLv3 - A Primer on Open Warfare in Open Source · · Score: 1

    The Slashdot editors are people?!

  13. Re:truth in labelling on Viruses the New Condiment · · Score: 1

    A side note: Has your friend tried eating matzah? It can replace actual bread for just about everything except toast.

  14. Re:What a Novel Concept! on Wiretap Ruling Threatens Telecoms · · Score: 1

    Yeah, let's all scrap every technically unnecessary activity in our lives to take up political lobbying. That'll convince people we're not cranks who live in our mother's basements and eat nothing but American-cheese sandwiches.

  15. Re:How it is, and what YOU should think. on Judge Rules NSA Wiretapping Unconstitutional · · Score: 1

    I'll think what I damn well want. After all, I accord you the right to ignore facts. Why shouldn't I live by them?

  16. Re:God! on Social Networks Gaining on Internet Portals · · Score: 1

    Outside of the major cities and with the exception of libraries and shopping malls, yeah. Most of it is all gone. The only arcade in my area is in a noisy nasty mall 20 miles from where I live.

    To my knowledge ,the entire Tri-City Area has no nightclubs whatsoever. There are a few pubs left, but people visit them like restaurants rather than hanging around in them. Parks? Our town park barely exists, and only one of the three cities around here has any parks I know of.

    Now if you want to talk shopping malls, yeah, we've got those. We have four or five shopping malls to three actual cities. Still, who actually wants to hang out in a noisy, overheated, tacky shopping mall with nothing to do but see a bad movie or buy things you don't need (other than kids who grew up that way)? Indeed, who wants to hang out somewhere you can be kicked out or arrested at the owner's discretion because of the clothes you wear (this actually happened).

    And who socializes in a library?

    Give us back our public spaces!

  17. Re:Divisive Issues on Judge Rules NSA Wiretapping Unconstitutional · · Score: 1

    Well *kittens* I'm allergic to.

  18. Re:God! on Social Networks Gaining on Internet Portals · · Score: 1

    Town? What town? A big part of the social networking phenomenon is probably that there are no more real towns/physical places to go and socialize. Have you been to America lately?

  19. Re:glory, glory hallelujah! on The Expert Mind · · Score: 1

    Why must we fear the brilliant instead of being inspired by them?

    Because most people know that if they were a genius they'd take as much advantage of people as possible. People fear others expressing their own immoral tendencies, and only rarely do they stop to realize that the brilliant men and women they fear don't actually want to hurt them.

  20. Re:Nothing to hide? on AOL Digs Up Yard for Spam Gold · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    You were making a perfectly good point until you brought Israel and Lebanon into it. Now everyone will feel compelled to give their own stupid opinions on the stupid war which ended two days and 42 minutes ago with a cease fire.

  21. As an American... on Did Humans Evolve? No, Say Americans · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I can honestly say I wasn't polled. Nor was anyone I know.

    I would check this survey for a sample bias before bemoaning the horrendous state of American scientific understanding.

  22. Re:Would be nice... on Google Code Jam Registration Opens Today · · Score: 1

    Heh. After looking at the problem I just went and coded up a rough version in maybe half an hour or 40 minutes. It would need some correction to handle each cell of the array containing a string that held multiple grid cells (grid is typed as an 2D array of char), but it basically works.

  23. Re:Just out of curiosity... on New 'No Military Use' GPL For GPU · · Score: 1

    If a piece of software is licensed for military use than *any* military can use it. This includes militaries that the authors of the software don't like, disagree with the policies of, or are getting attacked by. Rather than just throw a loaded gun to a croud and see who grabs it, GPU's authors have licensed it for civilian use only.

  24. Re:A.K.A.: Employee Buyout of a Corporation on The Open Source Business? · · Score: 1

    If someone would do us all a favor and MOD THIS MAN UP NOW!

  25. MOD PARENT INFORMATIVE! on The Open Source Business? · · Score: 1

    Oh, if I only had mod points! Parent is extremely Informative