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Comment: Re:TFS Fails, or not (Score 2) 93

by Khenke (#37866302) Attached to: Stars Found To Produce Complex Organic Compounds

Just my first thought too but...

TFS is actually correct, as it is taken directly from the article.
And, no it don't says it produces it IN the star, but that the star produces it. That is, if the star produces the compounds around it, it is still the star that makes is, just not inside it.

So for a long long time in /. history, the summery is actually very correct :)

Comment: I have a dream (Score 1) 366

by Khenke (#37244826) Attached to: The Copyright Nightmare of 'I Have a Dream'

of a world free of stupid copyright and stupid patents.
of a world with considerably less greed.
of a world with people thinking of what is best for us and not what is best for me.
of a world like in a dream and not in a nightmare.

But as long as I don't migrate to a different planet I have to stop dreaming, because it is a total waste of time.

Comment: Cool way to get diagnosed! (Score 1) 279

by Khenke (#36577144) Attached to: UK Hacker Ryan Cleary Has Asperger's Syndrome, Court Told

He got his Aspergers Syndrome diagnosed in a week.
I have been on the waiting list for getting my Aspergers Syndrome diagnosed for 2 years and I expect to have a few more to wait, since I'm not prioritized (single, no kids,not a teenager and not caught doing a crime).

Looks like it's time to travel to UK and commit a crime (that I can hope to get away with too if I'm lucky).

Personally I don't see how having AS could make him not understand what he did was illegal, but it's his lawyers job to find anything that can help him in court. And the judge/jury job to see if it matters, and that haven't been done so far.

Comment: Re:I have a MUCH easier solution. (Score 1) 358

by Khenke (#36490032) Attached to: Infertile Daughter To Receive Uterus From Mother

and have their entire college fund taken care of from day one.

It will cost the parents exactly $0 to get this operation done here in Sweden, and collage is free too, you even get a small monthly payout while you study (most need to take a student loan to get thou tho).

I know, horrible, right?
From what you have written I guess you are from the "land of the free", so I'm waiting for your troops to liberate me from this evil.

Comment: Re:I have a MUCH easier solution. (Score 1) 358

by Khenke (#36490000) Attached to: Infertile Daughter To Receive Uterus From Mother

In Sweden you can't adopt a Swedish child, you can only become a foster parent, stupid as it is.

So the only option is to adopt from another country like china, eastern Europe or Africa.
That mean the child wont look like you (most Swedish are still blond and blue eyed, adoptable kids are not). For many people that don't matter, but I guess for most it does.

Comment: Re:Farcebook (Score 1) 264

by Khenke (#36460436) Attached to: Iceland Taps Facebook To Rewrite Its Constitution

For me it is way better to "actively discourage 1/3 of our population from being involved in the discussion" than close to 100%.

My government (Swedish) don't give a rats ass about what I think or the rest of the population. It is actively making almost every citizen a criminal with new laws that only serve US corporations, it is actively helping US spy on it's citizen (breaking many laws in the process), it is taking away our rights, our courts are breaking constitutional laws without any reprimands. Our Secretary of State was involved (board member if my memory serve me right) in a company that have done mass murders in Africa in the hunt for oil.

An I know most western governments are going down this road to hell.

And how would they communicate instead? Via a custom build forum that none uses? To get feedback from 2/3 of the population is probably the most ANY government in history have done.

Iceland and Norway are the only two (as far as I know) countries in the west that are not going strait to being a police state. And yes, I have thought of migrating as I don't at all like the express road to hell we are on. In 50 years we will have history classes in school where the students will ask why no one cared or did anything (like what happened in Germany around WW2).

Yeah, I hate Facebook as much (or more) than anybody else, but if the devils tool can be used to stop the trip to hell, I'm all for it.

Comment: Thanks! Best news ever! (Score 1) 184

by Khenke (#36295474) Attached to: Activision Reveals <em>Call of Duty</em> Subscription Plans

Now I can finally kill all my future plans on buying any CoD game.
I have been kicked in the nuts over and over and over. But finally they give me the carrot I need to stop giving them my money.

Sure if I get an evolving world to play in (like MMORPG's) I could pay. But to just play normal games with campers/cheaters/teamkillers in random non dedicated servers I could just continue to play old CoD's.

Give me kind of an free dedicated server in the mix. Then $8 might not be bad... And then Hell froze...

Comment: Re:If it's down to coal or nuclear... (Score 1) 822

by Khenke (#36295380) Attached to: Germany To End Nuclear Power By 2022

There are more then 400 nuclear plants in world.

And with modern plants few or any has been sick or killed by living close to a nuclear plant. Workers are another story but I bet just mining coal has cost 100x more lives/sickness than all nuclear plants anyway.

And the Chernobyl reactor is nowhere close to the German reactors today. We have actually learned from that accident (how strange it might be...).
So with modern reactors we have close to zero sick/killed due to having a nuclear plant in the backyard. So if we divide "close to zero" with millions of people with reactors in their backyard, we get way closer to 0.0001% that X% even in a life time.

Sure, we must still demand better safety. It can always improve, and if it don't improve it might decline (due to lack of accidents). So we can actually thank Japan for helping us improve our safety (by reminding us it is dangerous if done wrong).

And even in Fukushima it isn't in the X% range WITH a huge accident.

Don't get me wrong. We MUST close down all fission plants. But WHEN we have a better alternative and not worse.

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