Comment Re:Sorry.. (Score 1) 184
Is that the best you can do troll?
Comment Re:Sorry.. (Score 1) 184
also benefit in more tangible and socially acceptable ways.
Not sure which sanctimonious part of the world you live in, but where I live playing video games is perfectly socially acceptable. In fact, if you do not have a Console/PC and are unfamiliar with video games then you are classified as weird. So it is actually socially detrimental not to play video games here.
Comment Re:Sorry.. (Score 1) 184
HA HA HA. So now that Sony will make you pay for PSN+ (and any kit with a script can break into it and steal your information),. what are you gonna do? Obvious troll is obvious.
Comment Re:Sorry.. (Score 1) 184
Is Sony the same company that put a rootkit on their customers home devices because they dared to listen to some music? Yup, less hostile.
Comment Re:This just in... (Score 1) 184
Just like your smartphone. No wait, A smart phone is an audio/video monitoring device that also tracks your location 24/7. Of course, PAID FOR by millions.
Comment Re:SIM tracking? (Score 1) 163
The IMEI cannot be changed since it is normally written in write-once memory, and it may even be illegal to change.
I just had to ask, even at the cost of modding a different thread again. You really think that a person who steals a phone would not change the IMEI (if possible) because changing the IMEI may be illegal? Really? I am struggling to understand the logical thought process which led you to this conclusion.
Comment Captcha's be gone? (Score 2, Interesting) 113
So Captcha's will become even easier to crack? Great, the sooner we can get rid of them, the better. As it is they are getting impossible to read by humans, thanks to idiots who don't know how to design them.
Comment Re:Nuber not that impressive (Score 1) 304
> most of the sales were to counties that have US trade embargoes imposed
Wait, so US now imposes trade embargoes on counties as well? This is just more of Yankee aggression as most of the poorest counties which cannot afford to buy legal software are in the south and South Dakota
Wait, so US now imposes trade embargoes on counties as well? This is just more of Yankee aggression as most of the poorest counties which cannot afford to buy legal software are in the south and South Dakota
Comment Re:Couldn't we just charge them tuition? (Score 1) 689
One of the major reasons the US is rich is because the rest of the world has been using US dollars they receive to buy and sell oil instead of using them to buy US goods and services. It's like if I write a cheque to pay my landlord, who doesn't cash it, but uses it to pay his mortgage, and the bank uses it to pay their employees, and so on, without anyone ever cashing it. The wealth of the US comes at the rest of the worlds expense, for the most part, and they stablize and extend the system with their war machine.
I wish I could give all 15 mod points to you, but had to comment to say how many people do not realize this simple fact.
Comment Re:We have the same... (Score 1) 689
Nonsense. The Japanese have no trouble to pronounce "R" sounds, it's the "L" sound their language is (somewhat) missing.
If by somewhat you mean completely, then yes.
Source: I am fluent in Japanese.
Comment Re:This will never get approved (Score 2) 232
> I''m not sure you make a good case when you cite a comic.
Are you even remotely familiar with what PHDComics is? Based on your tendency to reject content based on form, you limit the knowlegde that you can obtain. Open your eyes.
Are you even remotely familiar with what PHDComics is? Based on your tendency to reject content based on form, you limit the knowlegde that you can obtain. Open your eyes.
Comment Re:This will never get approved (Score 4, Informative) 232
Cancer is not one disease but many many diseases under the same banner. In fact, the same type of cancer can be completely different diseases in different people.
See here.
I would suggest you refrain from making idiotic remarks about subjects you have no clue about.
See here.
I would suggest you refrain from making idiotic remarks about subjects you have no clue about.
Comment Re:He Should Be (Score 1) 506
True Words
Submission + - Red Hat Clarifies Doubts Over UEFI Secure Boot Solution (muktware.com)
sfcrazy writes: Red Hat's Tim Burke has clarified Fedora/Red Hat's solution to Microsoft's secure boot implementation. He attacks conspiracy theorist as — Some conspiracy theorists bristle at the thought of Red Hat and other Linux distributions using a Microsoft initiated key registration scheme. Suffice it to say that Red Hat would not have endorsed this model if we were not comfortable that it is a good-faith initiative.
Comment Re:I don't see it (Score 1) 160
Not to mention all those customers crammed into an area smaller than California.
