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  1. I suspect it's going to be a lot more embarrassing when a lawsuit forces WV to release the report, at which point we'll also have a good idea of who was actively trying to suppress it in the first place.

  2. subject on Sarah Brightman's ISS Trip In Peril · · Score: 5, Insightful

    A singer/tourist might have to give up a spot to someone who will do science. What's the downside, again?

  3. subject on Porn Troll Panics, Dismisses Pending Lawsuits · · Score: 1

    Corporations are "people" now, right? This one should get the death penalty.

    No gas chamber, though. Hang from the neck until dead.

  4. "Best"? on Ask Slashdot: Best 3-D Design Software? · · Score: 1

    Slashdot, what is the best gaming system, OS, food, and political philosophy?

  5. Re:Mass hysteria ... on Windfarm Sickness Spreads By Word of Mouth · · Score: 1

    Contagious? HOW CONTAGIOUS???

    I...I think I need to lie down for a while.

  6. Re:It's about respect. on Live Tweeting the Symphony? · · Score: 1

    "the greatest disrespect you can give me is when you applaud directly after a solo."

    Huh. I see you've never played in a rowdy bar.

  7. Re:Poison the well on Copyright Trolls Order Wordpress To Disclose Critics' IP Addresses · · Score: 1

    Whooooooooooooooooosh.

  8. "I mean a bit tax could be a cent per gigabit and they would still make, probably, billions of dollars a year"

    Nothing like solid math to really back up your argument.

  9. Re:Clear bias against the oil industry on Global Temperatures Are Close To 11,000-Year Peak · · Score: 1

    It must suck for you when you go to the doctor and then dispute his diagnosis of your bloodwork because you haven't had the medical schooling needed to interpret it.

    Most of us assume the doctor knows what the fuck he's talking about, and aren't going to start doubting him because Glenn Beck told us to.

  10. Re:Poison the well on Copyright Trolls Order Wordpress To Disclose Critics' IP Addresses · · Score: 2

    "Well, at least the members of /. that break the rules and read linked articles :)"

    And both of them are probably following this case very closely to see if their IP addresses are going to be released.

  11. Re:"There Are Few Better Ways?" on In Wake of Poor Reviews, Amazon Yanks SimCity Download · · Score: 1

    "The portion of 5-star Amazon reviewers who actually enjoyed the game (some of those reviews were sarcastic) probably don't care about the DRM issues, and were the lucky few that had no server issues. Then there are the fanboy types are willing to enjoy *anything* because they've put their identity into it. "

    And the other 16 were EA C-levels.

  12. Re:Bah on In Wake of Poor Reviews, Amazon Yanks SimCity Download · · Score: 1

    "They can then connect over how much they hate things."

    Not if they try to use EA's servers.

  13. subject on North Korea Threatens US With Preemptive Nuclear Strike · · Score: 3, Informative

    NK threatened this about a decade ago when we were getting ready to invade Iraq for no plausible reason, but apparently no one gave a shit. No one's going to give a shit this time either since NK still doesn't have a credible delivery system. People will suddenly start giving a shit by the time they DO have one.

  14. First-world problems on Ask Slashdot: Monitor Setup For Programmers · · Score: 1

    Hey, here's a thought: instead of dicking around asking other people how to solve a pretty basic problem, why don't you get back to work and figure it out?

  15. Re:Aiding the enemy on Bradley Manning Pleads Guilty To 10 Charges · · Score: 1

    "I didn't intend to drunkenly T-bone that other car and kill that family" is not a valid legal or moral defense.

    Uh, yes it is. It's the reason we have different legal definitions of e.g. murder and manslaughter.

    "I didn't intend to [...] kill that family" is a perfectly valid legal defense against a charge of first-degree murder.

  16. Re:Aiding the enemy on Bradley Manning Pleads Guilty To 10 Charges · · Score: 1

    "You are the one who needs to conclusively prove that he wasn't attempting to aid the enemy by releasing volumes of military secrets in time of war."

    Is that how criminal trials work in the US these days? I guess I've lost touch.

  17. Re:Good on Music Industry Sees First Revenue Increase Since 1999 · · Score: 1

    "Isn't this what everyone at Slashdot have wanted?"

    Obviously it's impossible to claim *everyone* wanted it, but likely a majority did. 16 years ago.

    Now I think it's safe to say that the majority of Slashdot just wants the big players in the music industry to drown in raw sewage. I know I do.

  18. Hooray! on Music Industry Sees First Revenue Increase Since 1999 · · Score: 1

    Six Strikes is working already!

  19. Re:Of course on Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. · · Score: 1

    No need to worry, citizen--if you aren't doing anything illegal, you have nothing to fear! Now bend over so we can search you for bootleg DVDs.

  20. Re:Horse shit on Barnes & Noble Founder Wants to Take Retail Division Private · · Score: 1

    You didn't answer the question.

  21. Re:Horse shit on Barnes & Noble Founder Wants to Take Retail Division Private · · Score: 1

    " It's not just "MBA"s and such making these decisions. It's everybody. Every Joe Blow who buys a stock or a mutual fund is interested in one thing: return."

    Joe "I have one share" Blow gets to make strategic business decisions now? Huh.

  22. subject on Barnes & Noble Founder Wants to Take Retail Division Private · · Score: 1

    Barnes and Noble sold my one-off email address to spammers. If they're really that hard up for money then maybe...no, wait, fuck them.

  23. Re:Napster on dial-up on Napster: the Day the Music Was Set Free · · Score: 1

    I used to "NET SHARE" their printers. Good times.

  24. Re:Online Advertising Response on Firefox Will Soon Block Third-Party Cookies · · Score: 1

    Now let's see numbers for OTA-only viewing, which would make this meaningful in any way.

    Hang on, are you claiming the average person watches over 4 hours of TV every single day? What crevice are you pulling these stats from?

  25. Re:Online Advertising Response on Firefox Will Soon Block Third-Party Cookies · · Score: 1

    "Well, the public was given a choice back in the 90's. There were ad-driven sites, and there were subscription-based sites."

    Holy false dichotomy, Batman, you're missing a category here.