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Comment Re:I missed something there (Score 1) 297

Indeed, you missed the first two paragraphs of the FA.

TOPEKA, Kan. — A 20-year-old man was arrested Friday while trying to arm what he thought was a 1,000-pound bomb near a Kansas military base as part of a plot to support the Islamic State group, federal prosecutors said.

John T. Booker Jr. is accused of planning a suicide attack at Fort Riley, about 70 miles west of Topeka. Prosecutors allege he told an FBI informant he wanted to kill Americans and engage in violent jihad on behalf of the terrorist group, and said he believed such an attack was justified because the Quran "says to kill your enemies wherever they are," according to a criminal complaint.

/yes, I know, nobody reads TFA

Comment Re:Terrorism brought to you by the FBI (Score 1) 297

*intent*, clearly formed and sustained, is all that is needed,

Actually, you need means, motive, and opportunity. There must be a guilty act, and the responsible party must show ability to commit the crime (not demonstrated, since the FBI did everything for him), the motive to commit the crime (clearly demonstrated), and opportunity to commit the crime (it is not clear he would have had opportunity without the FBI giving it to him).

Comment Re:masdf (Score 0) 297

but don't expect me to fucking notice or even care about who i am responding to.

I don't expect anything from you, except for you to keep tugging that line. You're so worked up, and in so many places all over this thread, you can't even make reasonable arguments anymore without swearing up a storm or calling people stupid.

Seems like this is going pretty smoothly.

Comment Re:masdf (Score 1) 297

if i sell you a gun, am i responsible for what you do with the gun?

If I tell you what to do with said gun first, then yes, I would also be liable. If you tell me you plan to use a gun to commit a crime, I would also be liable if I then sold you a gun. This logic has been applied to all sorts of criminal activity (for example, building secret compartments into cars).

/welp, I've run out of anonymous posts for the day. Good thing the karma burner is fully fueled.

Comment Re:masdf (Score 0) 297

i'm not your friend.

I sure as hell hope you're not.

For the record, Slashdot is a discussion forum for entertainment, and people discuss all sorts of things, including the topic at hand, the state of their life, the state of other peoples' lives, the state of other posters' lives, advertisements for GNAA, etc..

I can't help it if you don't know which other posts are mine--and it's not my problem to make you aware of that. Try asking Timothy.

You take this shit way too seriously buddy. Have a chill pill.

Comment Re: Pot vs. Kettle (Score 2) 100

I stopped keeping a large digital music collection when I upgraded iTunes and it decided to nuke my entire library on installing the newest version. 80 GB of music, all perfectly tagged, all gone. That was back around 2007, whichever version that was.

Needless to say, I was furious. I also no longer use iTunes.

Comment Re:Hello? The 21st Century Calling (Score 1) 229

Why not?

In AMT 7.0, Intel makes it possible to use a 3G cellular signal to send that remote kill command, greatly improving your chances of deactivating a stolen computer before it gives up any sensitive information. Administrators can use similar technology to reactivate the computer once it is recovered.

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