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Comment Need another mass shooting (Score 1) 281

My wife and I have been wondering just what the public reaction would be if there was another mass shooting, but this time at a boiler room, scumbag call center. Y'know, line up Rachel and the whole cardholder services crowd up against a wall and let 'er rip. At the very least, I bet it would make the gun control debates a bit more interesting.

Comment Re:Did Zuckerberg ever have to get past HR? (Score 2) 716

Working on a degree through University of Phoenix just to get the piece of paper--but even when I do it'll be useless because I'm already at a level that requires at least a masters per formal requirements.

I admire your drive, so I'll tell you--don't waste your money on Phoenix. Their standards are extremely low and they have no cred. I work at a traditional university with an online component for graduate degrees and we won't even accept a Phoenix graduate into our programs unless they have proven themselves in other ways. If you're going to put in the money and effort, find another school. There are a few good online programs out there.

/Disclaimer: I work at a traditional, nonprofit university in the Boston area, but I'm not saying which one.

Comment Re:When it's Free to be Anonymous, (Score 1) 81

I just use a privacy feature that Network Solutions or other domains have. No spam here so far. Yes, it costs more, but it does work.

Oh, I know they work, but I refuse to pay extra for something they should be requiring my registrar to supply for free. It's very simple--if they require me to supply real information, they need to also make it a requirement that I can hide that information from harvesters for no extra charge. Until that happens, I'll continue to use false information. I'm not saying that ICANN is the worst of all possible worlds, but in this respect they fucked up and I refuse to play along.

In a similar way, I refuse to have my phone listed my own name. Since having an unlisted number costs extra, I simply have it listed under someone else's name.

Comment Seriously? (Score 1) 453

Years ago, my father and I were both astonished to discover that hotmail was supposed to be a legitimate mail service. We'd both received so much porn spam from hotmail addresses (hot mail, right?) and didn't know anyone who actually used it. I can't believe that anyone would intentionally switch to it.

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