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  1. Re:Fucking magnets.. on Researcher Claims Magnets Can Affect Blood Viscosity · · Score: 1

    ... they don't HAVE to love each other...

    But they have to be attracted to each other, right?

  2. Re:Oh the Drivel You Will Spew on Anatomy of a Privacy Nightmare · · Score: 1

    Oh, I see. So if I came to your house and set it on fire and burned you and your family alive, it would basically be your fault because it's your responsibility to build a fire-proof house, right? Hey, I like how this thing works! I think what you fail at is understanding that I am not responsible for someone else willfully committing a crime against me, period. Well, unless I mind-control someone into doing it. Your implication is that the victim always assumes some percentage of responsibility for being a victim, and this somehow reduces the perpetrator's culpability by some factor. Like if I had a high enough percentage of responsibility the perpetrator would almost be obligated to have committed the crime... This is utter nonsense. I am not responsible for another person's actions in any way. Yes, a customer can be wrong if they do something to victimize themselves. Say a customer puts $10 in the jar but then claims he put $5 in and demands $5 back. He is obviously wrong, and responsible for his own actions. The clerks didn't steal his $10. The clerks didn't make him give up $10, he chose to do it. There is a difference between this scenario and the aforementioned rape scenario which I don't think you comprehend. I would say take your "pragmatic approach to evaluating the risk of certain behaviors" and your time machine and go back in time maybe 100 years or so. You would fit in perfectly.

  3. Re:Oh the Drivel You Will Spew on Anatomy of a Privacy Nightmare · · Score: 1

    takes on responsiblity for being raped due to her actions

    The 1950's called. They want their attitude back.

  4. Fucking magnets.. on Researcher Claims Magnets Can Affect Blood Viscosity · · Score: 1

    How do they work??

  5. Re:subtle issues on Researcher Claims Magnets Can Affect Blood Viscosity · · Score: 1

    The only reason I even go to hospitals is for the cocktails.

  6. Re:is it just me? on 'Worms From Hell' Unearth Possibilities For Extraterrestrial Life · · Score: 1

    the link doesn't work

    The worms have cut the cable.

  7. Re:Calm Down, It's Only Group 2B on World Health Organization Says Mobile Phones May Cause Cancer · · Score: 0

    Why doesn't everyone flip out when things like those are added to Group 2B?

    You must be new here.

  8. Re:It's not as bad as looks like on Is Bill Gates the Cure For What Ails Microsoft? · · Score: 1

    Hedge fund managers don't care is MS succeeds or fails. All they want is a change in management to drive the stock price up, so they can then sell their stock and make a profit.

  9. Re:Electrons cause consciousness. on Does Quantum Theory Explain Consciousness? · · Score: 1

    You can have quarks, radiation, positrons, muons...

    There might be entire galaxies of antimatter that contain no electrons

    You'll notice I said "our universe". If you take electrons out of the picture, our universe as we know it would not exist. I never said no universe could exist, just the one we are experiencing right now...

  10. who cares? on Sony Won't Invest As Heavily In PlayStation 4 · · Score: 1

    Does anyone really care? Who is eagerly anticipating PS4? Who even cares about consoles anymore... ?

  11. Re:Electrons cause consciousness. on Does Quantum Theory Explain Consciousness? · · Score: 1

    You cannot have consciousness without electrons

    Well that goes without saying. You can't have anything in our universe without electrons...

  12. Re:Hotmail all over again on Skype Crashes and Burns In Worldwide Outage · · Score: 0

    Why do you defend MS? You think MS would defend you? All MS wants from you is your money, and they will do anything to get it including illegal things, which I find disrespectful. I do not respect anyone or anything that does not respect me. Bashing MS is shameful? What I find shameful is your willingness to tolerate MS's behavior.

  13. linux on Are Streaming Media Players a Passing Fad · · Score: 1

    TVs and Blu-ray players can't possibly provide the flexibility to serve as the platform for delivering rapidly evolving technologies

    They could if they ran something like Linux under the hood.

  14. Re:I can kind of understand on Doctors To Patients: First, Do No Yelp Harm · · Score: 1

    Pool owners are the worst; they're usually well off, used to getting their way, and generally don't understand how construction time tables work. They usually start thinking of a pool in March, or April, and want it done and open for Memorial Day or the 4th of July. They usually don't understand we have more than one customer who all also want their pool done on the same timeframe. Further, they don't understand we can't work in bad weather, which means time tables tend to slip in the rainy season. So inevitably, people get delayed and it's the end of the world for them because they won't have their pool open for their all important Memorial Day BBQ

    Did your company explain all these things to your customers, or did they just assume the customer knew all this? These are your customers. If you anticipate that they might not understand some part of your business, it's up to you to explain it, because ultimately they will be happier customers, and your primary goal should be to have happy customers. Explain up-front that there might be permitting delays, or rain delays, or material delays, whatever. Make sure they understand the nature of your work before you take their money. "Hey, there might be ZZZ delay and there is a chance your pool won't be ready by Memorial Day. Are you okay with this? I cannot absolutely guarantee a specific completion date, but I will try my best to meet the schedule." I think for the most part contractors just say "Yeah, it'll be done." so they can get the contract...

  15. Re:How could this possibly be binding? on Doctors To Patients: First, Do No Yelp Harm · · Score: 2

    he would claim to have copyright ownership of those reviews

    I don't think you can copyright a review. I could easily write a program to generate every possible 100-word review (for instance), store them in a closet, and claim copyright over every single 100-word review in the world.

  16. Re:linguistic info on After a Lull, Sun Server Business Grows Under Oracle · · Score: 1

    Thanks. I can now say "penis" in 5 languages!

  17. Re:Ohio is in the US [Re:One more nail] on Increased Power Usage Leads to Mistaken Pot Busts for Bitcoin Miners · · Score: 1

    Ohio is part of the US

    Well I can only think of one way to solve that problem.

  18. Who shot first? on Ask Jonathan Coulton About the Transformation From Code Monkey to Internet Star · · Score: 0

    Han or Greedo?

  19. Re:Happy for the man, yet disappointed. on Implant Restores Paralyzed Man's Leg Movement · · Score: 1

    That's all well and good, except that chiropractic is widely considered to be bunk science. Unless you can cite a reference to a peer-reviewed study in a medical journal that shows chiropractic was used to restore movement to a paralyzed person, I will maintain this belief...

  20. Smokeout on Firmware Troubles For Old Xbox 360s, Possibly PS3s As Well · · Score: 1

    Sounds like a smokeout to me. Some older hacked Xboxes are invulnerable to M$'s new anti-piracy countermeasures, so they make a firmware upgrade that totally breaks the DVD drive. Replace the broken Xboxes with new ones. Now they don't have to worry about old hardware that they can't control...

  21. Re:People talk nonsense when it comes to free spee on Disorderly Conduct Charge for Offensive Classmate Ratings · · Score: 1

    No one decent human being would find the above examples acceptable or defensible.

    You, sir, are a moron and a coward.No decent person should sacrifice his/her freedoms out of fear of a phantom hypothetical mob of crazies standing outside his house all hours of the day and night yelling at you. You're afraid of people yelling? Fuck you. Don't impose your stupid cowardly regulations on the rest of us because you're too much of a pussy to handle stressful situations. If there are local ordinances about noise at night or whatever, that is a completely separate issue. Don't try and combine the two to make your argument seem more palatable. Have you ever had a member of your family raped and mutilated by someone claiming to do it in the name of God? Maybe we should make all religion illegal, just on the off chance that some crazy somewhere decides to do that. You don't get to restrict freedom based on what-ifs. What if this... what if that... what if such-and-such... EVERYTHING WOULD BE ILLEGAL... That is the way of cowards, and you fall squarely into that category.

  22. Re:Appeal? on Yahoo Beats Patent Troll That Beat Google · · Score: 2

    How does that help the patent trolls buy Ferraris?

  23. Re:This is out of control on Baby's First TSA Patdown · · Score: 1

    At least they didn't put the baby through the scanner...

  24. Painstaking? on Bin Laden's Sneakernet Email System · · Score: 3, Insightful

    How is that painstaking? That's like calling writing a telegram painstaking.

  25. Re:Business 101 on Developer Blames Apple For Ruining eBook Business · · Score: 1

    Oh man, I could quite happily live off only those little brownie cakes...