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09/11/09
Well I suppose I should apologize because one of my ancestors might have owned slaves. Sorry guys!
I should say sorry about all those wars my country fought in, we killed a lot of people. Condolences to their families.
I guess I should apologize about the empire. Using our superior technology to conquer half the world was a bit dickish of us.
Oh I guess I should say sorry to that caveman my ancestor clubbed over the head. If it wasn't for your mate though I wouldn't be here today so I guess I'm not that sorry for that.
Hmmm did I miss anything? I'd hate to have not apologized for something I was marginally related to.
09/11/09
09/13/09
The attitude of "well, it didn't happen on my watch" is, frankly, childish and (more importantly) insulting to those who have been harmed by such events.
Empathy costs nothing. Talk is cheap. An apology may mean nothing to you, but it may mean everything to the losing side.
The Internet makes me sad.
09/11/09
09/11/09
I don't give two shits about all the CCTV cameras everywhere. Seriously they put them in public areas, if you actually care that they're watching you then you obviously shouldn't be doing what you're doing in public. Next you'll be objecting about policemen going on patrol because they might SEE YOU, or other people GLANCING at you.
"Oooh so scary, big brother is watching me as I walk down a crowded street where fifty other people can see me".
"Oooh nooooo, there's a camera in this street. I'll have to go home to kill this hooker".
"Ooooh noooo these cameras are an invasion of my privacy.... IN PUBLIC".
Seriously if you actually care that they're there then you're either plain paranoid or up to no good. Once you enter a public area you don't have the luxuary of privacy and the government has as much right to look at you as any bystander does.
When they start putting them in our homes and other private places though, that's another matter.
09/11/09
Well, they're already doing it in Baltimore.
[www.baltimoresun.com]
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09/11/09
Not that im into that thing. Unless its a bit of girl on girl action :)
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09/10/09
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09/10/09
Hmm......I'm pretty sure last time I checked Gizmodo was a computer/technology site........But you know what, you're probably right, something regarding the tragic early death of a computer genius is nothing to mention here.
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09/01/09
if turing = prosecuted unfairly
and if address = UK
then
put "signature"
end if
EDIT: Thank you CS101!
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08/31/09
I can tell by the thread that I'm not the only one who finds this situation strange. I'm not exactly sure why, but it makes me feel odd that I'm supposed to connect with this tragic story BECAUSE this person is a computer expert. I think that makes a lot of people feel that this might be a bit shallow even if there's a good intention behind this.
09/01/09
Alan Turing because Giz is a gadget blog and has always stayed true to its roots. I don't feel Giz is trying to make people connect to anything, they are just professing their support for righting the unjust done to a person they love and respect. Nothing shallow in that.
09/01/09
if you don't connect with stories about computers experts, or care about their lives and contributions to our world, why are you reading Giz?
08/31/09
Not to say it isn't for a worthy cause, though.
09/01/09
Not much, okay, but more than you could hope for in many other countries.