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Comment Re:Given the choice (Score 1) 376

Oh, ffs.

Because I think social conservatives are busybody prudes, and I don't believe in supply side economics, so I'd never vote for any republican, because I want to make sure the republican nutcases in the senate and the serious republican nutcases in the house never get close enough to the levers of power to truly fuck anything up.

There, is that enough clarification for you?

Comment spoiled developers have to have admin rights (Score 1) 288

...and this is how we ended up with all Windows apps requiring local admin rights to run correctly. Because all the developers had local admin rights to install their own software, so all their software worked fine for them when they tested it.

In my experience, developers no very little about the OS, security or any of the technical nuts and bolts of how an OS works, and what bits should not be modified, they know just enough to be dangerous. I've actually had a developer go into security settings and deny access to Everyone at the root of C:, to keep virus scans and software updates off their system. Of course, they didn't realize that "Everyone" means them too, and the system account as well, and are surprised that the machine reacted badly to this. Also, too, they managed to do this on a Friday when they had CRITICAL WORK that MUST GET DONE by MONDAYS DEADLINE!.

Which makes me want to ask SO WHY ARE YOU F#$KING WITH YOUR PC INSTEAD OF WRITING CODE? Lets make a deal, I wont write C++ code and you don't try to administer my boxes. Never mind, I wasn't doing anything this weekend anyway.

Comment Re:twisted pair, twisted logic (Score 2) 497

"Why exactly do we need to pay continual homage to Xerox?"

In this case, it's because Barack HUSSEIN Obama (D-Kenya) gave credit for the Internet to the gov't. So OF COURSE the Wall Street Journal has to contradict that claim because Barack HUSSEIN Obama can't be right about anything ever-- especially when it comes to claims that the gov't did something good.

ding ding! We have a winner.

Comment Re:License and registration please? (Score 1) 884

as a white person myself, although I don't understand why that makes a difference, I don't, yet. I don't think the black people do either... Although the repubs in my state are trying to change that now, too. You know polling places are neighborhood based, and everybody there pretty much knows everyone else. Pretty sure if I tried to pretend I was my neighbor, someone would notice.

Oh, wait... I said y'all, so you think I'm black. No racism here. Nope, move along, nothing to see here.

Comment Re:License and registration please? (Score 1) 884

I lived in Russia for years, got asked for my papers all the time. It didn't bother me. Just about any other country requires foreigners to carry their papers 100% of the time, regardless of color. If I became a citizen of Russia, I'd still be asked for papers just because I look and sound American. There's no way to get around that and still allow Russia to have orderly immigration.

So we don't want to be socialist like Europe, but its ok to be totalitarian like Russia? Conservative logic never fails to baffle me.

Comment Re:License and registration please? (Score 2) 884

You know, when I was a kid, way back in the 70's before the brown hordes invaded, I used to go out without my license all the time. That's when I had a license, which was suspended more often than not. If a license isn't valid, technically its not legal id. I don't recall being arrested or detained, even when I was pulled over.

This is all xenophobic bullshit, except the part that's about voter suppression, and y'all know it.

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