Comment Do you have... (Score -1) 49
Do you have any PC clothing that remove bugs from say Kingdom Come??
Comment Thank you. (Score -1) 181
Thank you browser devs. Thid is the same thibg as Windows scripting host used to be
Comment Re: Wage? (Score -1) 243
Of course you can wage war. World War I weight: 1000lbs
Comment Thats bad (Score -1) 243
I mean look at the flawed national security! The crazy terrorists turned programmers can attack us anytime and what is Donald doing oh yeah threatening a girl right sure. Come on mutant zombieOsama could attack (w/ malware) right now and we are waffling about this nonsense.
Submission + - Linux 4.18 Preparing Many New Features While Dropping 100k+ Lines Of Code (phoronix.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Linux 4.18 development is going strong with today's 4.18-rc1 release. This kernel cycle has dropped 107,210 lines of code so far but Linux 4.18 is adding many new features. The kernel is coming in lighter as a result of the LustreFS code being removed and other code cleanups. On the feature front, Phoronix reports, "ew AMDGPU support improvements, mainlining of the V3D DRM driver, initial open-source work on NVIDIA Volta GV100 hardware, merging of the Valve Steam Controller kernel driver, merging of the BPFILTER framework, ARM Spectre mitigation work, Speck file-system encryption support, removal of the Lustre file-system, the exciting restartable sequences system call was merged, the new DM writecache target, and much more."
Comment Re: Open Source is never secure (Score -1) 141
It's not like that proprietary sw is so better. The source code don't make it so much easiwr foe hackers.
Comment This is great. (Score -1) 128
Don't tell me that you sympathize with sone morons that abuse the internet with this thus forcing us to delete 99% of our inbox...
Comment It's simple. (Score -1) 36
US government must get some high-end equipment (like that 8-bit computer with 8" floppy) and assemble a robot and use his supersmart brain to... blame Canada!
Submission + - Stanford Prison Experiment turns out to be bogus.
Frosty Piss writes: The Stanford prison experiment was conducted in 1971 by psychology professor Philip Zimbardo using college students to investigate the psychological effects of perceived power by focusing on the struggle between prisoners and prison officers. In the study, volunteers were randomly assigned to be either "guards" or "prisoners" in a mock prison, with Zimbardo serving as the superintendent. The results seemed to show that the students quickly embraced their assigned roles, with some guards enforcing authoritarian measures and ultimately subjecting some prisoners to psychological torture, while many of the prisoners passively accepted psychological abuse and, by the officers' request, actively harassed other prisoners who tried to stop it. After Berkeley graduate Douglas Korpi appeared to have a nervous breakdown while playing the role of an inmate, the experiment was shut down. There’s just one problem: Korpi’s breakdown was a sham.
Comment Oh my god. (Score -1) 125
Sherlock Holmes probably snitched them.
Comment Piracy will repeal any attempts (Score 0) 40
Piracy will repeal any attempts to harm their community or they will sell virtual hot-dogs for btc as usual.
Comment No way! (Score -1) 21
This is only demostation of deceiving tactic used in white housr for years. They actuslly don't do anything.
Comment And we go again. (Score 0) 172
I think that after At&t will be acquired by Microsoft and then merge with Apple and get swallowed by Netflix then we wil live happily eve... end of the world
Comment Re: Treason (Score 0) 139
I care about us jobs. Why? Becaise I'm no Trump.
Comment Re: fear, lack of training, lack of compatability (Score 0) 282
Best way to tupe an IP address is to take a quill, pour it into ink and write. Thou must wirite ald poem abhout thee adddresss 4509:ghar:0070:0004:0003:0002:0001 :0666:smrA
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