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Comment: Re:as well they (Score 1) 1263

by Maltheus (#39051569) Attached to: Doctors "Fire" Vaccine Refusers

(as long as the decision is not based on certain criteria like race/color/religion/gender/etc). Stupidity is not a protected group.

So why should a genetic predisposition to lower intelligence be less protected than a religious choice?

Personally, I think a private business should be able to do business with whomever it chooses, but I am curious as to why people draw the arbitrary lines that they do.

Comment: Re:Wow. (Score 0) 286

by Maltheus (#38996605) Attached to: Alan Moore on <em>V For Vendetta</em> and the Rise of Anonymous

These masks first started being used, outside and after the movie, during certain fringe Ron Paul events. They were initially brought into the spotlight during a Paul moneybomb, on the 5th of November, 2007. Then the first Tea Party in 2007 (another Ron Paul fundraiser) and it was at the later Tea Parties that these masks continued to grow. The OWS came along, where the masks really took off. OWS was partly a reaction to the Tea Party, but ironically enough, a good quarter of the most active, early participants, were the same people I'd see at the early Tea Parties (both movements initially protesting the banker bailouts). And now we have many form OWS helping out in the campaign. Of course he's serious, because Ron Paul kick started this whole thing and has been at the center of it throughout.

Comment: The fault does NOT lie with the original owner. (Score 1) 385

by Maltheus (#38984621) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: How To Deal With Refurbed Drives With Customer Data?

How do you wipe a defective drive? Sometimes you have a small window before it dies, sometimes it won't power up at all. It's up to the refurbisher to refurbish it into a like new condition, and that includes wiping any data (which should naturally occur anyway as part of testing).

That being said, unless it's an encrypted drive, I won't typically send it back, eating the cost.

Comment: Separate Browsers (Score 1) 279

by Maltheus (#38654670) Attached to: Google Merges Google+ Into Search

I'll only ever log into google through chrome. If I want to search the web, I'll use firefox. Don't see the point of crossing the two.

I once had high hopes for Google+ but Google seems to be screwing up on so many levels now, integrating g+ into everything else (dumbing everything else down in the process), while not getting around to properly integrating other google services into g+.

People have been begging for noise/circle controls forever now. Well I controlled the noise by not logging in anymore. They really needed to get that site out of beta first before trying all this squirrely shit. Actually, they just need some competent management.

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