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Comment Re: Try this (Score 1) 76

And the full moon is quite bright. I think this is what he's referring too. People in a city don't realise just how bright.

Did you take a poll or are you just straight up posting your delusions and feelings? People in cities are not unaware of "how bright" the moon is. This is an insane assertion to make, and even moreso to base a point on.

Comment Re:Selective use (Score 1) 82

Yep, that's what is destroying the USA, illegal immigrants: It's not a rich, white criminal and his rich, white buddies. Fox News promises you that, so do your patriotic duty to stop illegal immigrants.

Illegal immigrants, who they all hire for cheap labor so there's no real effort to stop it. If there were the employers would be the ones facing legal action for hiring them. Simple supply and demand.

Comment Re:Cops were actually well behaved, shockingly. (Score 1) 128

Way to race bait. The actual reason is a lost simpler and easier to believe: that's how most of the interactions go. But that's boring so you only see when things go wrong, because only radical edge cases make a splash on social media echo chambers.

Comment Re:Try this (Score 0) 76

Try reading my entire comment and responding to all of it. Nobody is going to be "surprised" by how "bright" it can be a nighttime. This is not some closely held knowledge and you're not special for knowing it. What good is a few square feet of this illumination supposed to do? At what cost/benefit? Now scale that up and explain the cost/benefit.

Comment Re:My generation solved this with one simple trick (Score 1) 102

I'm wondering, what can we do to help younger people be terrified out of their minds all the time instead of just in common-sense situations like crowds? We need to help them understand that they're safe nowhere, so they're not-particularly-unsafe anywhere, so they can show the fuck up and take exams.

That's been happening since the 70s with climate hysteria - we've been told for decades that the world is going to end in 10 years, that we're hitting a tipping point in 10 years, etc, etc, etc.

And let's be clear: the climate is absolutely changing, but it's clear nobody knows the mid term timing of larger impacts.

Comment Re:Always Part of the Plan (Score 1) 56

Considering this has been Broadcom's recent mid-term business model I bet their projections were pretty accurate, as they were informed with data from less public/controversial acquisitions where they've done the same thing. Just to companies you've never heard of that make parts for companies that you have.

Comment Re:Easiest Solution (Score 1) 29

It is not. Or they get hold of their dad's passport, or whatever. No system is going to be proof against a curious teenager. Does it have to be?

Yes. Or it's not fit for its stated purpose.

And as you have figured out, it can't be done. Which means this is not worth doing for its stated purpose. Which means it's for a differeent reason. What do you think that reason could be?

Comment Re:Global Warming is Hitting Florida Hard (Score 0, Troll) 126

You should feel shame for posting something demonstrating your complete and total lack of ability to see issues in anything other than black and white. This type of "discourse" is exactly what you've been trained to use to turn off your own brain by whatever media you're consuming. It's not helpful and it make you look like a fool.

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