Comment Re:Don't Be Sad (Score 1) 411
... or the one.
Comment Re:K9 web protection (Score 1) 260
K9 on Android used to work for me until I updated to 4.4 KitKat. Now it just crashes on startup.
Comment Re: Yay for "zero tolerance" (Score 1) 591
OT: excellent nick.
Comment Re: Yay for "zero tolerance" (Score 1) 591
If you have nothing to lose, then it's not really "taking a stand", is it?
Comment Re: Yay for "zero tolerance" (Score 1) 591
Or should you perhaps do the right thing instead, and call into question why yet again the threat of legal liability is turning humans into robots.
Too late, we're already there. As soon as you blame the system, you are the system.
Comment Adblock, FTW (Score 5, Insightful) 203
Seriously, who even sees ads anymore?
Comment Re:Insect Overlords (Score 1) 333
Missing option: Welcome
Justice Department: Default Encryption Has Created a 'Zone of Lawlessness' 431
Jason Koebler writes: Leslie Caldwell, an assistant attorney general at the Justice Department, said Tuesday that the department is "very concerned" by the Google's and Apple's decision to automatically encrypt all data on Android and iOS devices.
"We understand the value of encryption and the importance of security," she said. "But we're very concerned they not lead to the creation of what I would call a 'zone of lawlessness,' where there's evidence that we could have lawful access through a court order that we're prohibited from getting because of a company's technological choices.
"We understand the value of encryption and the importance of security," she said. "But we're very concerned they not lead to the creation of what I would call a 'zone of lawlessness,' where there's evidence that we could have lawful access through a court order that we're prohibited from getting because of a company's technological choices.
Comment Re:That must be an interesting relationship--- (Score 1) 252
Bitter much?
Comment Re:Well That About Wraps It Up For God (Score 1) 755
See, science has this thing where many scientists and science faithful feel the need to disprove God.
I respectfully disagree. I do agree that many of the God faithful perceive science and scientists in this way, but I don't think that this need of disproof is central to science or the scientific mindset. Many scientists that I have known personally believe in the existence of God. In fact I met a biology professor who claimed that the longer he studied biology the more convinced he became that God not only exists, but has a sense of humor.
Science is about what you can observe and measure in the world around us, and what you can conclude from those observations, the what, where and how of the universe, so to speak. Philosophy in general, and religion in particular, deal with the why of the universe. There is no real reason for these two disciplines to be at odds with each other, but here we are. Again.
Comment Re:Missing Option (Score 1) 214
I am actually running dual head (1900x1200x2), and these LCD's are about three years old, but I probably wont get upgraded this year.
Comment Missing Option (Score 5, Funny) 214
1920 x 1200
Comment Re:Team America World Police and Pay/Streaming Rel (Score 1) 589
Congratulations, you've just fallen victim to the reverse-Streisand. Can't say that I blame you though, this is the biggest one since New Coke.
Comment Re:excuse me while I kiss this guy... (Score 2) 244
This guy is crying. Can't you see the tears roll down the street?
Comment Re:Try deepfried at least once (Score 1) 189
Take the easy way out, and buy a precooked fried turkey. I tried Bojangles this year, and was moderately impressed.
