Comment: Re:It gets sillier all the time. (Score 1) 452
Comment: Re:It gets sillier all the time. (Score 1) 452
Comment: Re:Feh (Score 1) 698
Seeing that might change the thoughts slightly on the pieces of video that were seen...
Lemme see
Comment: Re:Feh (Score 1) 698
Comment: Probabilities (Score 1) 1015
Comment: Re:The rich become a different species (Score 1) 981
Imagine a society in which the rich lived twice as long.
You don't have to imagine it. The rich live significantly longer than the poor today. In fact, that has always been the case.
Comment: Re:Well, what did they expect? (Score 1) 667
Comment: Re:Doesn't matter what country you are in... (Score 1) 667
Comment: Re:Like a backseat driver... (Score 1) 667
Comment: Re:dumb summary (Score 1) 667
air strike on some iranian military base? air strike on the twin towers?
see?
See what?
Comment: Re:Well, what did they expect? (Score 1) 667
- Yes, and Wikileaks is one way of adding a bit of balance.
- Firstly, I'm not sure Wikileaks is bound by any US laws. Is it based in the US? Secondly, I don't believe these particular laws will ever be fixed but if that happens, it will happen because people will show again and again and again why they are bad. Which is what Wikileaks often does.
- I think Wikileaks' judgement tends to be quite a bit better than that of most governments worldwide. So they get tons of sympathy on those arguments.
Comment: Re:Well, what did they expect? (Score 2, Insightful) 667
But is Wikileaks the entity that gets to decide what should and shouldn't be classified?
Which entity should decide this? Why would it be more qualified to do so than Wikileaks or anyone else?
Which is worse? Something not supposed to be classified NOT being leaked, or something SUPPOSED to be classified being leaked? I, and most people, would say the latter.
Well, tolerating the former leads directly to a system where people with the power to classify things are not accountable to anyone and where nobody knows what they do. Which, in turn, always leads to all sorts of utterly horrible things. The latter seems to happen quite often recently and what horrible things that have happened because of it? I don't know about most people but I quite definitely think the former is much much worse.
Ubisoft's Authentication Servers Go Down 634
from the single-point-of-well-you-know dept.