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Comment Re:Ground down (Score 1) 1198

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You post is typical of its genre in that you show absolutely no appreciation or empathy for the problems men have. There is no balance in your post. A complete lack of quantified factual information. But lots of "muh feelz".

Far more men than women are subject to capital punishment including stoning, but you only care about the women.

Men are far more subject to violence than women.yet the calls are all for "an end to violence AGAINST WOMEN":

Far more men have their genital mutilated than women (and just as severely based on loss of nerve endings) but feminists like you don't give a damn.

Comment Re:Stupid Blame Game (Score 1) 1198

No he didn't hang around men's rights sites.

The closest he got was his enthusiastic participation in an ANTI pickup artist site. That is a site that shames men for trying to make themselves more attractive to women.

He hated women, but he hated men just as much. 4 of the 6 people he killed were men. He had fantasies about killing all the men in the world other than himself Saying this case is about misogyny is laughable.

Also noticeable how we are again getting stuck into white males. Even though Rodgers was half Jewish half Asian hardly a typical white American. When a man does a bad thing he has to be redefined as 'white', as with George Zimmerman, a hispanic with recent black ancestry who shot a black thug who had attacked him. Zimmerman had to be redefined as white, even to the extent of his pictures in the media being retouched to make his skin color whiter,

Technology

Report: Apple To Unveil "Smart Home" System 174

An anonymous reader writes "According to a report Apple will be unveiling a new smart home system at the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference. The system will allow users to control security systems, appliances and lighting with their iPhones. A "select number" of device makers will be certified to offer products that work with Apple's upcoming system, according to the report, which didn't name any of the manufacturers."

Comment Re:Good news for BN? (Score 1) 218

> The paperback edition of Brad Stone's The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon — a book Amazon disliked so much it denounced it — is suddenly listed as 'unavailable.

This would be disturbing if true.

I just did a search, All editions are available and in fact I just bought the Kindle edition now.

Android

Apple's Revenge: iMessage Might Eat Your Texts If You Switch To Android 415

redletterdave (2493036) writes "When my best friend upgraded from an iPhone 4S to a Galaxy S4, I texted her hello. Unfortunately, she didn't get that text, nor any of the five I sent in the following three days. My iPhone didn't realize she was now an Android user and sent all my texts via iMessage. It wasn't until she called me about going to brunch that I realized she wasn't getting my text messages. What I thought was just a minor bug is actually a much larger problem. One that, apparently, Apple has no idea how to fix. Apple said the company is aware of the situation, but it's not sure how to solve it. One Apple support person said: 'This is a problem a lot of people are facing. The engineering team is working on it but is apparently clueless as to how to fix it. There are no reliable solutions right now — for some people the standard fixes work immediately; many others are in my boat.'"

Comment Re:I wonder about man hour figures... (Score 1) 264

Or go the Red Hat or SUSE solution. For RHEL, you buy an rhn subscription and use Satellite, or go free and use CentOS and Spacewalk. On SUSE use SUSE Manager, it will manage Red Hat as well. One could use Spacewalk to manage SUSE as well.

Satellite is reported to cost $10000 but that is a flat fee, not a per client based license. So for Munich with 15000 clients, that is way cheaper than other options including Microsoft. SUSE says that SUSE manager is up to 50% cheaper than Satellite.

Comment Re:Cheaper beer (Score 3, Insightful) 264

No, we should value our neighbor more than some remote individual in another country. Besides the ethical and moral considerations, there are practical ones as well. If your neighbor has a job, he will not have to steal from you to survive. there will be networks effects where the area improves as more people have moeny and spend it. look at urban renewal efforts where as people see improvements and have stable jobs they improve their properties and it encourages their neighbors to improve their properties. The reverse happens all too often as well.

Piracy

RightsCorp To Bring Its Controversial Copyright Protection Tactics To Europe 196

judgecorp (778838) writes "RightsCorp, the controversial copyright enforcer, is planning to begin operations in Europe. In the U.S., the company scans torrents for IP addresses on behalf of media companies, shares them with ISPs, forcing them to send lawyers' letters (using the DMCA) demanding money from the supposed copyright infringers. RightsCorp says Europe needs its help in fighting piracy." They recently expanded operations into Canada as well.
Patents

Jury Finds Apple and Samsung Infringed Each Other's Patents 49

An anonymous reader writes "A U.S. jury concluded Friday that Samsung had infringed on two of Apple's patents and that Apple had infringed on one of Samsung's patents. Prior to the trial, the judge had ruled that Samsung had infringed on one other Apple patent. Samsung will receive $158,400 in damages, although they had requested just over $6 million. Apple will receive $119.6 million in damages, although they had requested just over $2 billion and a ban on certain Samsung phones. Some say that a sales ban is unlikely to be approved by the judge. The jury is scheduled to return on Monday to resolve what appears to be a technical mistake in their verdict on one of the patents, and Apple may gain a few hundred thousand dollars in their damages award as a result."

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