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Comment not just scientific data (Score 1) 189

slashdot used to purge -1 and 0 rated comments from old stories. "So what?", you say. "Why should they store goatse links and ascii art penises?" But before the misnamed lameness filter, there was a vibrant troll culture. These were works of art that spawned adequacy.org and had a lot of time, creativity, and effort put into them. Much more interesting than the "linux good, microsoft bad" groupthink that made it to +5 informative and wasn't purged.

Comment Re:I am still on iOS6 ... (Score 1) 336

1. it's ugly

From a programmer's perspective, the UI is massively different. You really need to go through and update all your artwork and customizations to match. The size of the navigation bar changed (and it's translucent by default) so you also need to rearrange a lot of your views.

There's also a lot of minor things where maybe you were doing it wrong before but it didn't matter... and now it breaks. Or deprecated stuff (which can accumulate for apps that have been around for a while).

Comment fool me twice, shame on me (Score 5, Insightful) 139

Thanks but we all know you'll get bored and drop support for it in 6 months, bricking your (because it's licensed not purchased) thermostat in the process. If you have a problem with a Nest thermostat, you can call them up and talk to a person. If you have a problem with a google anything, you can, well, fuck off, because supportis the one thing Google can't find.

Comment Re:Lie-fest from the NSA (Score 5, Insightful) 504

If he expected to be treated like previous NSA whistleblowers or previous Obama era whistleblowers/leakers, why would he do that?

At best he could talk to someone like Ron Wyden or Mark Udall. Except they already knew what kind of shit the NSA was doing and couldn't say or do anything about it.

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