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Comment Re:But isn't there room for both? (Score 1) 965

I disagree with the gp, but why is keepass being denied? I've found it to be a reliable application, doesn't appear to duplicate any function (of Apple's products) and even just being able to read keepass db would be valuable to me. Tempted by the other password managers, but no bites yet.

I love my iphone, just as I'm sure I would had I been able to purchase an Android phone for the same price. The iphone works perfectly for me where perfectly means does everything I purchased it to do. (It actually does more than I purchased it for, so bonus for me.)

Comment Re:See what I mean? (Score 1) 366

Remember I was asking for a lower IQ rendition? You may need to spell out what is it about exhibit 1 that demonstrates Randians tendency to:

stamp their feet when anyone points out that eventually, at the end of the day, you have to work and get along with other people.

I'm also amazed you conclude that Totenglocke is a sad lonely miserable bastard. Totenglocke doesn't seem entirely objective(ist) either; rather a passionate person frustrated in the attempt to persuade other biases.

Totenglocke makes an anecdotal claim that counters your definition of Objectivists. Is it possible for you to rationalise your claim why Objectivists are so pathetic?*

* Thats my summary of your characterisation.

Comment Re:You're the one calling someone a sociopath (Score 1) 366

Ah, is there a starting point to obtaining knowledge of the philosophies of Ayn Rand? I've done a precursory search at google/wikipedia and it seems a little like I'd need to study her first to get an idea of where to start. Is there a Dummies Guide to Ayn Rand? Dibs if there isn't... There is a Beginners guide, but I was hoping for something at a lower IQ level.

Comment Re:Cover your eyes (Score 1) 246

Your #1 tip should be #2. #1 should be IMMEDIATELY password protect all accounts with a strong password, which is the default tip for all OSes (Can someone tell me if any semi-mainstream OS can do passphrases or common non-alphanumeric characters? Passphrases seem to be easier to remember than passwords.)

Comment Re:What about copper? (Score 1) 211

We (known technology) can't yet create let alone string N.T.s together in a volume large enough to be usable as wires, barring the most specialised of (short) cases. When we do, electrical wires will have to compete with uses as structural wires. I'm presuming that unaligned tubes could be used in composite materials for larger areas generally.

Comment Re:I guess it is good news... (Score 3, Insightful) 540

I think that Google gets the free pass because they have so far shown themselves to be the least intrusive, paternalistic and/or come the closest to giving us what we want. And they stand out a fair distance from the rest of the bunch.

Most of us acknowledge that there isn't a free lunch, so Google *so far* has been enabling the internet to function on its technical capabilities while making a profit. Surely you recognise that a lot of business models block the capabilities of technology to bolster their profits? Google seems to take the opposite approach. This often leads to businesses complaining about their methods, but consumers/customers/collaborators are enabled.

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