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  1. Oh, go fuck yourself you idiotic cock.

    "Quote me examples, except the ones that prove me wrong."

    No. You're a cock. An idiotic one.

  2. Re:Because they do it at all on Girls From Progressive Societies Do Better At Math, Study Finds (sciencecodex.com) · · Score: 1

    Still - I guess he means it's still fucking happening, as it has for decades
    Too bad - Discriminating against men is bad. Where the fuck did he ask for women to be penalised more??
    Basis - the fact that men are rarely the custodial parent is penalisation in itself, let alone the financial penalties, the difficulty enforcing visitation, the brainwashing vindictive vicious women do to their kids

    Anything else?

  3. Re: "The G part stands for GNU?" on Oracle V. Google Being Decided By Clueless Judge and Jury (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    You think that the fact that this supposed loophole is only questionably legal and not blindingly obviously legal and encouraged doesn't automatically mean the US legal system is fucked?

    Thanks for pointing out Canada but you have serious issues to sort out a little nearer to home first.

  4. I configure my own, I pay someone that does this multiple times a day to build it.

    I know I can, but I can also do my own hoovering, weed my own garden and cut my own hair. That doesn't mean I have to.

  5. Re:Where was snapchat when I was in Germany? on Snapchat Sued For Facilitating 107 MPH Car Crash (patch.com) · · Score: 1

    Surely if you're renting a car to drive fast you'll get one that can actually go fast?

    Shit, my second hand diesel will do 156mph and it's the electronic limiter stopping it going faster. And the tyres.

    If I was paying $350 a day I'd want something that goes a fuck of a lot faster than 156.

  6. Re: An interesting election cycle is coming... on John Kasich To Drop Out, Leaving Trump as GOP Nominee (vox.com) · · Score: 1

    I drive somewhere, it uses fuel, I pay tax on that fuel. It's a usage based fee.

    I don't recall stating anywhere that I like it.

  7. Re:The F word on Windows 10 Updates Are Now Ruining Pro-Gaming Streams (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    Fuck that. If you're quoting something, quote it properly.

  8. Re: An interesting election cycle is coming... on John Kasich To Drop Out, Leaving Trump as GOP Nominee (vox.com) · · Score: 1

    Sure, try the UK. All road spending (including dirt track maintenance, urban roads and highways) is more than paid for by charges to users of motor vehicles.
    http://www.racfoundation.org/d...

    Over to you.

  9. Re:still recompiling on Windows 10 Updates Are Now Ruining Pro-Gaming Streams (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    What the fuck does 'had to' have to do with it?

    Shit, the kids these days..

  10. Re: An interesting election cycle is coming... on John Kasich To Drop Out, Leaving Trump as GOP Nominee (vox.com) · · Score: 1

    If I'm not mistaken

    Less mistaken and more irrelevant. Roads are paid for that way in modern Europe and other parts of the world too.

    Try challenging existing working toll road systems (including the toll roads in the US for fucks sake) instead of trying to make pointless comparisons to medieval Europe.

  11. Re:And the election was handed to Hillary Clinton on John Kasich To Drop Out, Leaving Trump as GOP Nominee (vox.com) · · Score: 1

    Oh no, I challenge your bullshit and suddenly I'm frothing over some politician in another country? You're a complete cock.

    You're also clearly fucking delusional. Check paragraph (f):
    https://www.law.cornell.edu/us...

    Looks pretty fucking clear cut to me, and I've spent all of three minutes on the Internet.

    Face it, this isn't a "fake scandal", this is either a malicious attempt to avoid oversight or a comical case of incompetence. I don't even care which, I'm just pointing out that you're full of shit.

  12. Re:And the election was handed to Hillary Clinton on John Kasich To Drop Out, Leaving Trump as GOP Nominee (vox.com) · · Score: 1

    Let's see his taxes (ha! he won't release those without putting a lie to his $10B claim).

    You have to declare assets on a US tax return? Odd.

  13. Re:And the election was handed to Hillary Clinton on John Kasich To Drop Out, Leaving Trump as GOP Nominee (vox.com) · · Score: 1

    Are you claiming that Clinton didn't have her own email server?
    That it wasn't hacked, thus exposing state secrets?
    That she didn't give copies of her official emails from her private email server to her lawyer?

    Which of those facts is still under dispute, because at least two of them are clear violations of US law, and the other dependent only on an interpretation of criminal negligence.

  14. Re:I wonder what their political bent happens to b on A Small Group of Journalists Control and Decide What Should Trend On Facebook (gizmodo.com) · · Score: 2

    If you're not a retard, you're doing no more harm than a doctor prescribing the same exact drug.

    You've skipped the part where the doctor would determine first that antibiotics are the appropriate response.

    Of course, I'm skipping the part where some doctors are retards handing out antibiotics like candy where it wont add any benefit except a small placebo effect and a large contribution to the doctor's profits.

  15. Re:I wonder what their political bent happens to b on A Small Group of Journalists Control and Decide What Should Trend On Facebook (gizmodo.com) · · Score: 2

    A fine way to breed drug resistant bacteria, it's so lovely that you're sharing this excellent way of reducing global life expectancy and promoting a return to the medical outcomes so familiar at the start of the last century.

  16. Re:And the problem is? on Self-Driving Features Could Lead To More Sex In Moving Cars, Expert Warns (www.cbc.ca) · · Score: 1

    Who here hasn't gotten a blowjob while driving?

    Most of the female Slashdot readers, for a start.

    I also don't know anyone who crashed getting one.

    The motor insurance industry doesn't differentiate on why young men are a higher risk than any other group, but I think it's reasonable to suggest it isn't just correlation.

  17. Re: If AI can be taught how to read basic emotions on With AI Getting Better at Cognitive Abilities, Humans Will Have Even Fewer Jobs (koreaherald.com) · · Score: 1

    Although on this occasion, calling ignorant users assholes because they merely lack the understanding, experience or potentially wit to work effectively with computers does demonstrate a lack of empathy, the addition of which would indeed be a tremendous boon in a service based role.

    So I wouldn't call this victim blaming, I'd suggest it's a fair and reasonable piece of constructive feedback. Some of those users may indeed be arseholes but that doesn't mean others get off the hook for it.

  18. Sometimes the highlight-click-search-google option is just too easy for sanity (or to avoid inadvertent cause for being arrested).

    On this occasion, "... pump(1); chess(1); douglas adams(1); robosexuality(1); wife(1); suppository(1); submissive(1); fossil fuel(1); straight sex(1); masturbation(1); doll(1); date(1)."

    Now there's a complicated set of tags on a web page's content.

  19. Re:dont know on Ask Slashdot: Should This Photographer Sue A Hotel For $2M? (google.com) · · Score: 2

    even a simple wedding photographer will charge $2k for a half day work and you don't even get a license to reprint

    Half day? Shit. Last wedding I did, I was photographing from 9am to 11.30pm, post-processing took a sizeable chunk of the next day and I passed them the processed JPGs, the original JPGs, the original RAW files and a license that read, "It's your wedding, do what you like with the photos."

    Maybe I should go into competition, clearly some wankers out there ripping off wedding parties.

  20. Re:Build to the benchmark on Slashdot Asks: What's Your View On Benchmark Apps? · · Score: 1

    Umm. I _want_ my compiler writers to cheat. Ok, I may not get the full benefits if I don't know all the cheats, but I'll trigger enough of them to make the system faster.

    A compiler that knows how do make code execute faster? Sounds fucking ideal to me.

  21. Re: So forgetting a password on Child Porn Suspect Jailed Indefinitely For Refusing To Decrypt Hard Drives (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    If this guy is innocent then he can work with them to show he is innocent. Let the Project see the evidence.

    Ok, so lets lock you up. I'll draw up a list of crimes you may or may not have done and we'll keep you in prison until you've worked with the Innocent Project to prove your innocence on all of them.

    Shouldn't take too long, I'll keep the list down to a couple of thousand different offences.

    That said, if YOU were accused of having child porn I tend to think you would do everything in your power to show that wasn't the case. If you don't want child porn, think murder, rape or embezzlement.

    That has nothing to do with whether I'm innocent though, and certainly nothing to do with whether it's appropriate to imprison me with no evidence.

  22. Re:So forgetting a password on Child Porn Suspect Jailed Indefinitely For Refusing To Decrypt Hard Drives (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Not in the UK. Here the police merely have to believe that a file is encrypted to demand the ability to access it.

    If it's an unencrypted binary file format, random noise on the hard disk or evidence of a nuclear terror plot targeting the pope is completely irrelevant. Under the law you could be imprisoned for failing to decrypt your Linux swap file.

    I'm not defending this. I wrote to my MP decrying the stupidity of the law when it was being proposed, but he's a fuckwit and the fascist Home Secretary was quite blase about being able to lock up innocent people with no evidence. Such is the sad state of the UK these days.

  23. Re: So forgetting a password on Child Porn Suspect Jailed Indefinitely For Refusing To Decrypt Hard Drives (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    the end result of this is the same, a pervert sits behind bars

    Fuck you and your evidence free condemnation of someone.

    If he's committed a crime, prove it, provide the evidence, and a court will convict him and apply appropriate measures in response.

    In the meantime an innocent person - pervert or otherwise - is in prison. Since you're also a pervert*, perhaps we should ask for you to be locked up indefinitely too?

    *based on the simple refrain: I'm kinky, you're a pervert

  24. ban diesel cars on Nearly All New Diesel Cars Exceed Official Pollution Limits (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    Banning diesel cars is a farcical thing to do in a two year timescale. 5-10 years at best.

    If my local city council ban diesel cars then I'll have to buy a different car to commute to work. I'll make sure it's a 20 year old petrol burner with horrific fuel economy and no catalytic converter. Maybe make one cylinder misfire too.

    It's the cheapest way for me to acquire a second car. Far less wasteful and polluting to let me use the one I've already bought, but that wouldn't meet the demands of the fucking nazi council.

  25. Re:Government benefit / government rules on VC, Entrepreneur Says Basic Income Would Work Even If 90% People 'Smoked Pot' and Didn't Work (techinsider.io) · · Score: 1

    Just make the fence three foot wide and 18 feet tall using large blocks of granite. Remember to include a nice entrance way that has an arch under some holes in the floor of the room above.

    Now the moat looks even cooler _and_ the neighbours wont be swimming in it.