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Comment Re:I don't get it. (Score 1) 541

But all the speculations in this thread, over race and genetics, are not addressing the claims in the book. This is a separate discussion. You're all presuming the author was merely stating unpleasant truths. The only question relevant to this book is: was the author quote-mining to bolster a racist agenda, or not?

Comment A long list of fail (Score 1) 423

Radioshack is the place where grandma goes when her landline phone stops working.

There is not one single USB 3 device in Radio Shack: neither cables nor flash drives nor anything USB3.

The staff doesn't understand half of what they have in the back, where nerds go for an obscure item for a project.

They will try to sell you an extended warranty on a 5-dollar audio cable.

The coffin has a lot more nails, but I think four is enough to point out.

Submission + - Google Donates $6.8M to Give San Francisco Kids Free Bus Rides (hngn.com)

Kubla Kahhhn! writes: I instantly recalled the previous discussion on Slashdot when San Francisco protesters were blocking Google and other tech firm buses, to protest the effect the affluent are allegedly having on skyrocketing living expenses: http://tech.slashdot.org/story...

Whatever your opinion on that event, it would seem that the protests were therefore a success.

Comment It's rare that I'm on the opposite side of... (Score 1) 430

my fellow atheists, but this seems to be the case! I realize most of the comments aren't 100% serious, poking fun at the Bible belt. But Google Fiber can't even launch in many secular places like San Francisco, for the same reasons we see a move to stop Google Fiber from expanding there. This is all about the telecom/broadband providers trying to stifle a radically cheaper product than what the competition offers or wants to offer. And Google totally kills their bundle model with this offering.

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