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Comment: Re:x86 = bacon mountain. No thanks. (Score 1) 126

by LordLimecat (#43764927) Attached to: Intel Rolls Out "Beacon Mountain" Android Dev Platform For Atom

I dont think its a fallacy to point out that NOONE has managed to make faster processors than x86-64 arch ones in years despite claims that there are superior processor arches. Appeal to authority is not necessarily a fallacy if all of the biggest authorities in the field agree.

Comment: Re:Sheesh (Score 2) 313

by LordLimecat (#43764009) Attached to: FBI Considers CALEA II: Mandatory Wiretapping On Every Device

The same lybia you bombed to the grounds to "liberate from tyranny" had on average a better living standar than your beloved america (this sounds strange, I know, but have you ever been to libya?

Whatever credibility you had was utterly lost here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_Human_Development_Index
US is number 3, Libya is number 64.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Index_of_Economic_Freedom
US is number 10, Libya is something like #175.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median_household_income
US is number 2, Libya isnt on the list.

And i think the idea that Americans are afraid to speak out against the government is absurd. Have you not watched the news? Are you unaware that there are two major political parties, and they argue over everything? That there are sizeable factions called libertarians and Tea Party who have no problem speaking out against the things you mention?

This idea of Americans having some patriotic fervor that prevents us from stopping a police state is one of the stupidest stereotypes ever, because if theres one thing Americans are NOT afraid of, its boldly telling everyone exactly what they think (even when theyre dead wrong).

Comment: Re:What's really needed... (Score 1) 128

by LordLimecat (#43760657) Attached to: Password Strength Testers Work For Important Accounts

The estimate for the size of common dictionaries is ~30,000 words. 30,000 ^ 3 is 1/10th as many combinations as an 8 character alpha-numeric completely random word. Do one of those substitutions you sneered at in just ONE of your words, and that number absolutely skyrockets.

Guess which password is easier to remember when Im required to change it periodically? Guess which is more secure, in reality?

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