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Comment: Not so great summary (Score 3, Informative) 52

by Dachannien (#43777817) Attached to: Motion To Delay Sanctions Against Prenda Lawyers Denied

The summary didn't do a good job of explaining the appellate court order in this case. The judges were essentially saying that the issue was not ripe for consideration at their level, because Hansmeier needs to make the request in district court and have it denied there first. He can appeal the district court's refusal to issue a stay, but only after that decision is actually made.

Comment: Re:Dorky (Score 1) 297

by SuperKendall (#43777541) Attached to: Head-mounted displays / sensors like Google Glass are:

The current fashion trend is for oversized glasses *even if you don't need glasses*

Of a handful of celebrities, yes. Not the widespread public. Again, niche market. Most people do not want the hassle of wearing glasses.

And even if it were targeting that market, it would be in a huge pair of glasses, not a sleek Half-Jordi.

The product has another huge flaw in that it does not mesh well with sunglasses, which are popular. But glasses only makes sense to wear all the time, and they aren't designed like sunglasses where you can easily store them away...

Comment: Re:Why is it odd? (Score 1) 128

by SuperKendall (#43777517) Attached to: John McAfee's Belize Home Burns To Ground

Proof? Because the competing narrative - police very reasonably includes McAfee in the list of suspects, and he's a paranoid nut from all the bath salts he's been doing, and possibly guilty, so he escapes - is actually simpler.

It was before the fire. The fire is more complex in your version, less in the one where the police are framing McAffee and getting back at him any way they can.

Otherwsie you have to concoct some story about how he paid a guy to go set a fire on his own property, for some dubious end...

I'm not saying one story or the other is true. Just the fire makes it more likely his story is true than before.

P.S. Just because you are paranoid does not mean they are not out to get you. Also I would suggest he has substantially greater experience with third world law enforcement than you do in your first world high horse.

Because houses occasionally catch fire even without any intervention from anyone

Unoccupied houses? You are the one skirting the realm of fantasy.

as opposed to simply doing its job and trying to round up a murder suspect

You'd know if he was actually a murder suspect as steps would be taken to extradite him.

why would they destroy their own property?

???? It's not police property.

Comment: Paging Mr Darwin (Score 0, Troll) 243

by Gothmolly (#43773221) Attached to: Uptick In Whooping Cough Linked To Subpar Vaccines

With population exploding, shouldn't we return to an era where the weak were culled out? With chronic unemployment as the new norm, maybe there's just too many people. It's like managing these "lifestyle" diseases - back in the day old people had the grace to die of diabetes or a heart attack, now they live until 90, but don't work the last 30 years of their lives, effectively eating the seed corn of the new generation. We're soon going to be victims of our own successes.

Comment: Re:Better than awful still better (Score 1, Insightful) 320

Nobody is being forced to buy the most expensive insurance policies.

Catastrophic insurance policies, the only reasonable policy for a young person, are dead. The only plans that meet the criteria are larded up past any plans I ever had or needed.

"Assuming that they don't qualify for one of the numerous exemptions written into the law."

Code for "are not Democratic contributors or unions or any other Democratic groups that get exemptions". Yes we already know about the Democrat's use of government as a hammer to stamp out ideological opponents.

Had the GOP been voted in, it would have meant that nobody would have health insurance because the rates would continue to climb

It would have meant health care rates would have fallen after the GOP voted in the health care reforms they were asking for, like caps on malpractice and allowing insurance to be sold across state lines.

I'll let you have the last response since all you do is yammer Democratic talking points; further discussion of the reality of he stormy waters into which we are sailing is pointless. I'll just watch over the next year as you and the rest of the people who don't understand the reality of what Obamacare was get the full dose you deserve, dealt at the hands of the IRS. Enjoy!

Comment: Better than awful still better (Score 1) 320

Voting for a Republican is going to make it all better huh.

No.

But it would have kept the IRS out of healthcare enforcement.

And it would have meant the entire population of the U.S. would not shortly be forced to buy the most expensive insurance policies (which is why all of the insurance companies backed Obamacare).

Comment: Problem is, private becomes public (Score 1) 297

by SuperKendall (#43769215) Attached to: Head-mounted displays / sensors like Google Glass are:

How extraordinarily douchey. You are most likely recorded by hundreds of video cameras every day.

I agree that spraying someone with something that could blind them is not really acceptable - in fact it's more assault than "douchey".

However you have to remember these people are mostly recording NOT in public. Yes in public video cameras are everywhere. But then you got to a party at someone's house or a booth in a restaurant, now you are not nearly so much "in public" - but there are glasses users there. What if you are on a date with someone wearing them, do you not have a reason to expect your entire date would not be recorded?

That's the real problem, is that Glasses wearers extend the practical notion of what is "public" to anywhere they go. I mean, how long before the auto-recorded segments are subject to subpoena because something happened at a party?

So I wouldn't spraypaint people wearing them, but I don't think it's a good idea to wear them most places you would go.

"If you ever want to get anywhere in politics, my boy, you're going to have to get a toehold in the public eye."

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