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  1. Re:This must be better on New(?) Anti-Fraud DNS service · · Score: 1

    Get with it boi, "Open" is becoming the new "closed". What does this mean for OSS, that is really open?

  2. ...Just when you think macs can't get more gawdy on Talking iPods · · Score: 1

    They start talking. I give up.

  3. Re:Premortal sex? on Cutting out the Naughty Bits Ruled Illegal · · Score: 1

    It doesn't hurt me. And I have seen much worse, anyway. Still didn't hurt me, though, and I still have no place (or reason) to cry foul about that site's existence.

  4. Re:The smart thing to do... on Cutting out the Naughty Bits Ruled Illegal · · Score: 2, Funny

    "Family first today announced a groundbreaking alliance with the EFF. One wonders how evil Hollywood must be for geeks and neo-cons to join forces to fight them. Yes, this probably is the end of the world. Jim Bob signing off... probably for the last time." *is seen running off the set.*

  5. Re:Let me defend the law on FBI Planning New Net-Tapping Push · · Score: 1

    Your reasoning is bad. It's not like making a building they can't get into at all, more like forcing all buildings to use locks that are easy to open with the right goverment-owned key; at any time.

  6. Re:Kids these days... on School Admins Demand Access to Students' Cellphones · · Score: 1
    In a world where real tyranny is infecting real nations and people are at actual risk of oppression or worse, this kind of carping just nettles me. Sorry.
    So... can't this "real tyranny" just be nations that put their bar higher for people to be "good sound minded people"? I see the same thing, just one that is less demanding. If at some point you don't have rights, there is no difference between you and this real tyranny you hate so much other then a few technicalities.
  7. Re:What a shocker on School Admins Demand Access to Students' Cellphones · · Score: 1

    What if he got back up and stabbed him again? What if he jumped him from behind when he was stepping away? If someone JUST ATTACKED ME, I am going to put them out of commission as fast as I can. Same reason you always empty the clip...

  8. Re:Kids these days... on School Admins Demand Access to Students' Cellphones · · Score: 1

    So... basically, you are not person until 18? Or not a citizen until 18? Most 14 year old kids have more sense then half the idiots walking around, so your logic is in error.

  9. Re:Helping extremists? on FBI Foils Attack by Monitoring Chat Rooms · · Score: 1
    That freedom has to be exercised responsibly just like any other.
    Erm... sounds like a lot like "you are free, as long as you agree". China and NK are free, too, if you agree.
  10. Re:Helping extremists? on FBI Foils Attack by Monitoring Chat Rooms · · Score: 1

    If your "national security" depends on censorship (see "government restriction of information or speech)", then you do not deserve to be secure to start with. What matters more to you, your "freedom" or your "security"? You cannot have both.

  11. Re:When is someone a danger? on FBI Foils Attack by Monitoring Chat Rooms · · Score: 1
    I mean he tried to light his shoe on fire on a plane with a lighter. Yet even that bumbling moron managed to aquire explosives and get them on a plane. If he managed, why not the Florida guys eventually as well? Why should we not take someone seriously when they claim they want to blow up something no matter how inept they seem? Would you leave them wandering without supervision until they did manage to succeed?
    The fact that ANYONE can blow up about ANYTHING is the real problem. If your security relys on the fact people give themselves away, you are screwed.

    Real terrorists (if such even exist) will not talk about what they do. People saying "I hate that guy, I wish he'd go die" have no more likelihood to kill the person they are talking about then these people. In the end, it's only censorship to do anything to anyone for what they say... it does NOTHING to help anyone.
  12. Re:Is this a surprise? on AP Looks at Piracy, Misses the Point · · Score: 1
    Small companies get hurt by this the most, but most people don't talk about this fact.
    I call BS. Many game, movie and music companies need nothing more then to be known. Piracy allows them this with little overhead (compare the free word of mouth generated by piracy to the million dollar advertising used by large companies). In the later 2 cases, there is almost always going to be demand for legit copies, regardless of how many people pirate it (music tends to be low-fi and movies tend to be over compressed). In the case of games, more reason to bump up the multi-player. I have pirated games to find I liked them, then bought them to play online.

    Piracy levels the playing field, allowing what is better to make more money, where what is overrated and over adverted crap loses. I see no problem.
  13. Re:Is this a surprise? on AP Looks at Piracy, Misses the Point · · Score: 1
    I could disagree with them on the quality issue
    Ignoring one or 2 n00b cases, you can hardly ever tell with video. Sound tends to suck, though. 1 chan radio-like low-fi...
  14. Didn't we have these? on Handheld Device Reads Printed Words to the Blind · · Score: 1

    Maybe I watch too much TV... but I can sware I seen these before.

  15. Re:Just in time for Leopard on The $899 Educational iMac · · Score: 1

    Well, yes, but the x2 wasn't exact to start with. It'd be close to x3 (without windows) in some cases.

  16. Hint: on Microsoft to Supply Electronics to Formula 1 · · Score: 1

    DO NOT sit in the front row...

  17. Re:Just in time for Leopard on The $899 Educational iMac · · Score: 1

    So let me get this... you are saying we need to buy a mac, that costs x2 as much as a PC of the same power, so we can buy windows to install on it (that comes with almost every PC), giving us, what? A PC that costs x2 as much and is less powerful. But it is white and has an Apple logo; GOOD DEAL DUDE!

  18. Re:Cheap, but not cheap enough. on The $899 Educational iMac · · Score: 1

    Yes, Linux and BSD. Still more then apple has.

  19. Re:Please note... on Patient Revives After 19 Years By Rewiring Brain · · Score: 1

    CRAP... I was counting on the fact someday I would stick a heatsink on my head and get the other 90% out...

  20. Re:On topic on Q&A with Firefox's Blake Ross · · Score: 1
    On topic(Score:0, Offtopic)
    ROFL.
  21. Re:Saying NO to treatments due to religious belief on Bone Marrow Cells Repair Heart · · Score: 1

    Evolution doesn't seem to work in this world anymore... just look at the state of things. Morons in control, from sea to shitty sea...

  22. Re:Way to go Canada on Bone Marrow Cells Repair Heart · · Score: 1
    they think the risk of that and other similar unknown dangers are too high to risk.
    Fearing the unknown without rhyme or reason... yeah, sounds like religion to me.
    When you realize that many of the same people believe the Earth is under 10,000 years old and that there is no such thing as "macro evolution", you can understand how hopeless it can be to try to convince them their medical ideas are wrong.
    Exactly. And these people shouldn't have children to start with, let alone allow them to make life and death decisions about them.
  23. Re:Way to go Canada on Bone Marrow Cells Repair Heart · · Score: 1
    but when children enter the situation, this can become a very complicated issue.
    Why? It's not complicated at all; if the parent doesn't like it, too bad. Not allowing it is nothing short of murder on religious grounds. Too many people die because of zealots every day.
  24. Re:So many ways to measure value on School Software Licenses Under Review · · Score: 1
    Can you imagine a graphic design school that didn't own a Mac?
    *Imagines* Huh?
  25. Re:Its remarkably easy to scam people on Portrait of an Identity Thief · · Score: 1

    Sadly most "morals" preached tell us to hate gay people and give money to a massive organization to allow them to gain more political power...