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  1. Re:No one's surprised. on Huge Amounts of Oil Found On Gulf of Mexico Floor · · Score: 1

    No need for destruction, just make them pay whatever it costs to clean up. They are the fourth largest company in the world. $272.2 billion in assets.

  2. Re:Not much to do on Ask Slashdot: Is There a War Against Small Mail Servers? · · Score: 1

    due to a bunch of dickhead marketers and organized crime in foreign countries

    Foreign if you're in europe maybe. Last time I checked, most spam originated from the US. Maybe it has changed the last year or two. Or maybe the dickhead marketers in the US vastly outnumber the organized crime (what's the difference, btw).

  3. Re:Business Account on Ask Slashdot: Is There a War Against Small Mail Servers? · · Score: 0

    Thank you, Chris, for this extremely insightful comment! However, I see a tiny flaw in your suggestion here, since I actually read what you replied to:

    We have high-speed business connections through Verizon and Comcast.

  4. Re:Ports on Ask Slashdot: Is There a War Against Small Mail Servers? · · Score: 1

    Uhm. It would also require that they contact every other company they are doing business with and ask them to change their mail server port, right?

  5. Re:Not much to do on Ask Slashdot: Is There a War Against Small Mail Servers? · · Score: 2

    We have high-speed business connections through Verizon and Comcast

    Would these be dynamic too?

  6. Of course you reboot, in controlled settings on Why You Shouldn't Reboot Unix Servers · · Score: 4, Insightful

    FTFA:

    Some argued that other risks arise if you don't reboot, such as the possibility certain critical services aren't set to start at boot, which can cause problems. This is true, but it shouldn't be an issue if you're a good admin. Forgetting to set service startup parameters is a rookie mistake.

    This is retarded. A good admin will test so that everything works, before it will get a chance to actually break. Anyone can fuck up, forget something, whatever. Doesn't matter how experienced you are. Murphys law. The only way to test if it will come up correctly during a non-planned downtime is to actually reboot while you have everything fresh in memory and while you're still around and can fix it. Rebooting in that case is not a bad thing, it's a responsible thing to do.

  7. Re:Third parties that Google doesn't yet know abou on Will Google Oppose DRM On HTML5 Video? · · Score: 0

    And you know this for sure, how? Or are you just spreading (paid-for) FUD?

  8. Re:More Flash? on Will Google Oppose DRM On HTML5 Video? · · Score: 2

    And my point was that nowhere in the subject, summary or article does google mention anything about not having DRM or having DRM. In fact, they don't say anything at all because the two links in the article are from Mozilla and Microsoft. The GP is just spreading FUD about google in this case. The headline is an open question asked by Microsoft.

  9. Re:More Flash? on Will Google Oppose DRM On HTML5 Video? · · Score: 2

    So, you didn't even read the subject line this time? Just saw "google" and "html5 video" and noticed it was time for some anti-google FUD?

  10. Re:What dis am bigger? on Will Google Oppose DRM On HTML5 Video? · · Score: 2

    If you're confused by the three emoticons at the end of his sentence, how do you suggest that one indicates that a sentence or a section is a joke?

  11. Re:I saw something very similar. on Feds Pay Millions For Bogus Spy Software · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I think our point is that you clearly suffer from a severe case of the "no true scotsman" syndrome. Seemingly, nothing we tell you can change your mind, and it looks like you will soon end up with "yeah but I mean real intelligence agencies like the one specifically in my office". Since you change your target every time new evidence shows up, it's unfalsifiable.

  12. Re:File suit against the government on Feds Pay Millions For Bogus Spy Software · · Score: 1

    Actually, I think it's good that they require a degree, so they can at least spell "amaricans" correctly.

  13. Re:Constitutional Rights on Musician Jailed Over Prank YouTube Video · · Score: 3, Interesting

    As ridiculous as it may sound, replace "Santa Claus" with "God" and all of a sudden we're not that far from reality anymore.

  14. Re:"running successfully for year"? What the fuck? on Oracle's Open Source Identity Reborn At ForgeRock · · Score: 0

    You could of course RTFA to find out. What do you think it means? What is the most likely meaning? Do you have severe autism so that you can not parse a simple sentence and ignore minor mistakes to get to the actual meaning behind the words?

  15. Re:"...next big growth area..." on National Security Jobs To Rival Silicon Valley Over the Next 10 Years? · · Score: 1

    I thought you had plenty of guns in the US.

  16. Re:In other words, talent down the drain on National Security Jobs To Rival Silicon Valley Over the Next 10 Years? · · Score: 1

    Why not? Would everyone just stop working immediately if some afghan terrorist entered the white house and killed the president? Would the farmers stop farming? Would they stop milking their cows? If you actually do real work, it doesn't matter who pretends to be in charge.

  17. I don't think they care on Anonymous Goes After GodHatesFags.com · · Score: 1, Funny

    I don't think their target group knows nor care about what a computer is, so ANONYMOUS won't be able to do much damage here.

  18. Re:I think I'm safe on Confidential Data Not Safe On Solid State Disks · · Score: 1

    Apparently yours. It wooooooshed up there.

  19. Although this might stop wikileaks in the US on Lawmaker Reintroduces WikiLeaks Prosecution Bill · · Score: 1

    I guess this is some sort of panic attack to be able to legally block wikileaks from the US and that make sure that Assange actually can be taken to court if it shows that he allowed someone in the US to take part of any of the leaked cables after this law is passed..

  20. Can this be applied retroactively? on Lawmaker Reintroduces WikiLeaks Prosecution Bill · · Score: 1

    In Sweden, we can't apply laws retroactively, that is, if something is still legal at the time you do it, you have not suddenly committed a crime just because someone passes a new law. How is the situation in the US?

  21. Re:One can only hope... on An Open Letter To PC Makers: Ditch Bloatware, Now! · · Score: 2

    What are you talking about? I mentioned that they use it to check facebook, I never wrote that it was a bad thing to do. Maybe you should ask yourself why you thought it was bad to use a computer to check facebook?

  22. Re:One can only hope... on An Open Letter To PC Makers: Ditch Bloatware, Now! · · Score: 1

    Joe Average have no idea that his fancy new laptop is bugged down with crap because he doesn't know about any alternative, and only use the computer once a day to check facebook.

  23. Re:How are you going to replace the revenue? on An Open Letter To PC Makers: Ditch Bloatware, Now! · · Score: 1

    Doing this would most probably give them less money from the advertisers (yes, that's what they are). The more intrusive they are, the more money it's worth.

  24. Re:Money on An Open Letter To PC Makers: Ditch Bloatware, Now! · · Score: 1

    I put mine on the highest mountain I can find, then I nuke them from orbit.

  25. Re:Let that be a lesson to you! on Woman Gets Revenge Courtesy of Google Images · · Score: 3, Informative

    And even if you did have that many mod points, you could only use one of them on the same post.