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Comment: Re:Cancel? (Score 2) 551

by ThePeices (#43738161) Attached to: A Computer-based Smart Rifle With Incredible Accuracy, Now On Sale

On a gun that decides when it's time to fire, I hope there's a cancel button.

I also bet there's someone that gets this, pulls the trigger at a picture of someone they hate, and then leaves the gun lying around their house. It wouldn't work, not that it wouldn't be fun to try.

The abort would be when you release the trigger.

Comment: Re:The best part of the article is at the bottom (Score 1) 555

by ThePeices (#43724949) Attached to: N. Carolina May Ban Tesla Sales To Prevent "Unfair Competition"

In my first world western democratic country, we call that illegal corruption, and will prosecute that politician to the fullest extent of the law. ( and have done so in the past, hence this country has one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world )

Just because you are used to corruption in the USA, doesn't mean its like that the world over.

You actually *dont* have to put up with political corruption and bribery in America. It is actually OK to protest against corruption. Seriously. ( im not trolling )

Comment: Acceptable Corruption (Score 1) 311

by ThePeices (#43714465) Attached to: Did Internet Sales Tax Backers Bribe Congress? (Video)

" Was this bribery? Of course not! "

Of course? How is it obvious that it is not bribery? I dont see anything obvious as to why it is not.

Giving a politician money for the purpose of influencing said politicians support of legislation is corruption, fair and square.

There are no ifs or buts, it is corruption.

And this corruption is so widespread, and so accepted ( and even expected ), that the American people think nothing of it, and accept it as simply a part of doing politics.

Leader of the Free World my ass.

I live in a first world western democracy, and here, this sort of corruption is illegal. Why is this allowed in the USA?

Comment: Wetware Controller advantages (Score 3, Interesting) 54

by ThePeices (#43697173) Attached to: Astronauts Fix Phantom Space Station Ammonia Leak

This is why having humans onboard beats robotics. An event like this on an unmanned craft could be crippling. With humans onboard, it was quickly found and fixed.

Though it is only a question of time before robotics will be dexterous and smart enough to go out and replace a broken module like what just happened. In the meantime, Humans +1 | Robots +0.

Comment: Re:Uhm (Score 2) 656

by ThePeices (#43678965) Attached to: Printable Gun Downloads Top 100k In 2 Days, Thanks to Kim Dotcom

Slashdot has become awash with political crap. Let's return to a site for nerds, stuff that matters. Not stuff that rallies the libertarians and the collectivists, okay?

I would mod you up even more for your insightful words, but you are already at +5.

Slashdot, *please* go back to News for Nerds, Stuff that Matters!
And while im in rant mode, *please* realise that not all of us are Americans, Stuff that Matters shouldnt be about some democrat vs republican bullshit.

Comment: Re:Funny to tap them on the neck (Score -1, Offtopic) 120

by ThePeices (#43650501) Attached to: Oculus Rift Guillotine Simulation

Even funnier if they're still around for the aftermath of the joke. Don't decapitate --- just a precise shot of paralytic to the top of the spinal cord, followed by a photorealistic rendering (through the goggles) of the goggles being removed... to reveal the severed-head's view of the "real world" simulation room. Dim lights to black; leave them there to contemplate.

Why go through the hassle of that. If you *truly* want your 'victim' to think they are going to die, and go through what it actually feels like to die, but bring them back from the very brink of death, waterboard them.

Dont believe me? Ask the CIA, they know all about it.

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