I've heard this complaint before and I don't understand it. The way slashdot shows threads this is the most efficient use of screen space, often showing a short message entirely without having to expand it.

dcma takedowns, it should be.

story here http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/30/nyregion/30bigcity.html?_r=0

you've earned it, many times over.

The possession of self-loading firearms cannot be something the Framers envisioned as one of our natural rights, because they were not invented before 1776. Legal and safe abortions cannot be something the Framers envisioned as one of our natural rights, because it was not invented in 1776. Blacks voting and going to school cannot be something the Framers envisioned as one of our natural rights, because it was not invented in 1776.

I could go on. Point being, the constitution is a living document, it gets extrapolated to present day life, and "Framers" don't get the last say.

She said that even if a ballot could be traced back to a specific voter, it doesn't show that a person's voting rights were violated, saying there was no "fundamental right" to a secret vote in the U.S. Constitution.

if compressing the space in front of you ALSO compresses the time dimension of spacetime, causing you to travel faster through time as well, keeping you in your light cone. Travelling this way would not be any different from the conventional way (and enjoying lorentz time contraction while you do so), except instead of rocket propulsion you have wave propulsion.

and negotiate a contract with another government worker for a share of taxpayer money, the taxpayer is not fairly represented.

this may cause an increase in energy used for computations. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox

they hire workers with it.

might not mean can't use while pulled over. Ambiguous.

the DMV ended the generation's old custom of allowing people to smile for their drivers license photo.

People in an honor system breakroom pay more when there's a picture of eyes on the wall. Unconscious mind at work. Here's a link to discussion of the study. http://thinkingmeat.com/newsblog/?m=200606