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Comment Re:The mythical "new user" (Score 1) 729

Why do you need to talk to anyone when you -know- you're just right and everyone else is wrong.
It looks like the project's being run by a bunch of angst-ridden 16 year olds with no life: "Leave me alone! No one understands me! Middle button is to complicated, clean sheet design!!! And I hate you too, mom!"

Comment Re:FUCK OFF (Score 1) 729

It's still the best one, even though not that commonly used.
I cannot believe people would like to use the piece of shit called GNOME, day to day. I feel the same with Windows GUIs.

GNOME should have a new marketing slogan: "proudly removing functionality you had since v1.1"

Comment Re:De javu (Score 5, Interesting) 659

Germany's Intelligent Agency has already proved that Assad himself had nothing to do with it, although others in the chain had a finger in the button.

Of course, NSA's currently busy bugging our comms and they had no time to listen to Assad's own comms.

Comment Re:Chemical Weapons Suck (Score 1) 659

The problem with such logic is, well, you know, it's a slippery slope to behaving like an idiot.

There is no such slippery slope. If it's perfectly OK to kill hundreds of thousands using guns, tanks, planes and artillery, then it's OK to do the same using other methods.

The right answer is, it is not OK to kill hundreds of thousands of people. The western powers should have got involved with Syria as a peace keeping force ages ago and they never had the spine to do so and right now they just look like hypocrites and what's they are.

Comment Re:No Citizens Lives or National Interest At Stake (Score 1) 659

There is a good side on this civil war and that's the one who protects the civilians from being attacked from either side's weapons, like an UN peace troops... Hang on, Neither US nor Russia want to send their troops in but they're perfectly OK for everyone else to get killed. Yeah, you're right, there's no good side on this war, especially Russia and US.

Comment Re:Movies (Score 1) 322

There's nothing that ruins a good book like a movie. Before you had all you can imagine, after, you're stuck with the crappy CGI visuals the director and the CGI artist came up with. I cannot think a single book where my imagination was trumped by the movie adaptation.

Books have the best budget for visualisations: your brain & imagination.

OTOH, if the people reading the books lack imagination, well, why are they wasting time reading SF/F?

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