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Comment: Re:How about NO (Score 2) 96

by nemui-chan (#40486765) Attached to: Targeted TV Ads: Silver Bullet Or Privacy Nightmare?
Sadly I don't think cable will die off. The fact that they have all the redundant crap repeated over and over is because people watch it. If they didn't, they wouldn't keep making it. So I don't think you should hold your breath until "Teen Mom", "Toddlers in Tiaras" and "That Other Trainwreck Of a Show" stop airing.

I don't claim to understand why people like that crap, but based on the fact that it keeps coming out, its apparent they do.

Comment: Re:Wouldn't that reduce the financial burden? (Score 1) 190

by nemui-chan (#39781331) Attached to: Telcos Oppose Bill To Respect 4th Amendment
It would appear so. And telcos always pass that savings onto the consumer... *cough*

It could place providers in the position of requiring warrants for all law enforcement requests.

Wouldn't that reduce the labor/financial burden on the telcos?

The telcos must be acting at the request of politicians, in exchange for good treatment by the politicians on behalf of the telcos on other unrelated matters.

Comment: Re:So what? (Score 1) 1046

by nemui-chan (#39585665) Attached to: Forensic Experts Say Screams Were Not Zimmerman's

but on it's most underlying level, an unarmed boy was shot by a large adult with a gun and an arrest wasn't made.

Lets be clear... It was an unarmed boy that the man went to the effort of following down the street against the express suggestions of the 911 dispatcher that was telling him he should not follow him. He WENT TO EXTRA EFFORT to follow the boy and shoot him.

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