Comment Re:Encryption in the hands of a layperson (Score 1) 115
Is like a gun of an average NRA nut - totally useless for security
You advertising your prejudices again?
Is like a gun of an average NRA nut - totally useless for security
You advertising your prejudices again?
which is why the gold standard was a primitive idea that was abandoned.
BULLSHIT. It was abandoned by the US because they refused to pay their financial obligations. It's a familiar fucking story you lying sack of shit.
4. I was tired of people who shove energy efficiency in everyone's faces without considering that most people are perfectly fine with consuming extra energy so long as it improves their quality of life (including, but not limited to, displaying pretty pictures).
I live completely off grid and it is surprising just how little electricity one really needs. Annually I average about 5.5KW a day and my quality of life is just fine. Don't get me wrong I agree with you.
profligacy
Imagining that word said with a European accent makes me all sweaty
That's fraud. Why haven't you called the FCC on him?
Because he's not a dog?
I don't think you understand the nuisances of the English language.
FTFY
My faith in humanity is so low these days.
You actually had some?
So, when a photon travels trough a optical fiber cable, now does it know when to turn?
GPS?
This of course assumes they can get in the door to see the necessary people and convince them it actually works.
This is an extremely valid point. Many years ago I worked out and mocked up a working model of a device capable of containing oceanic oil spills. It is easy, relatively cheap and all of the recovered oil can be easily sold as it is in no way tainted by its experiences. I couldn't find a single person anywhere who was prepared to listen.
"Luke, I'm yer father, eh. Come over to the dark side, you hoser." -- Dave Thomas, "Strange Brew"
