Paul’s Comments

• Jun 12th, 2019 @ 10:39am

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  on Tom Brady Attempts To Trademark The Nickname He Doesn't Even Want, That's Already Used By A Famous NY Met With Dementia

  Poll the average American sports fan and ask them who Tom Terrific is and the overwhelmingly consistent answer you will get is Tom Seaver.

  I'm going to call bull on that claim. Considering he hasn't played in over 40 years, the overwhelming answer would probably be I don't know, followed by Tom Seaver.

• Apr 12th, 2019 @ 12:19pm

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  on Devin Nunes Admits That His Bogus Defamation Lawsuits Are Really About Phishing For Journalists' Sources

  Being a politician is the only job you can get with no qualifications, no training, no relevant skills, and no experience - you just need more references than the other applicants. A fast food worker gets more job training than congress does.

  I don't know what the solution is, most politicians have shown they can at least be intelligent enough to get a 4 year degree, but what we're doing now clearly isn't working either.

• Apr 11th, 2019 @ 5:44am

  I believe this is intentional

  on EU Tells Internet Archive That Much Of Its Site Is 'Terrorist Content'

  EU regulators want the entire internet to be ephemeral, with vast swaths of it ceasing to be solely based upon their whims. Nothing could be more antithetical to that than a permanent archive of the internet.

• Feb 28th, 2019 @ 12:19pm

  Re: Two people: One to code, one to look for sabotage of the cod

  on Mozilla Says Australia's Compelled Access Law Could Turn Staff There Into 'Insider Threats'

  There can't be any bad guys if there aren't any guys left.

• Feb 14th, 2019 @ 10:08am

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  on Federal Judge Thinks The Best Fix For An Accidentally Unsealed Court Doc Is Prior Restraint

  Corruption and Chicago politicians - can anyone name a more iconic duo?

• Jun 18th, 2018 @ 1:49pm

  Baseless

  on Section 230 Can't Save Snapchat From Lawsuit Involving Its 'Speed Filter'
  It's not like Snapchat unlocked new filters at 60, 80, 100, and 120 MPH. That would be actual encouragement to speed. This is not.By their same argument, wouldn't every speedometer app be encouraging people to speed? Wouldn't your own car's speedometer be encouraging you to speed?
• Jun 7th, 2018 @ 8:37am

  Not surprisng

  on EU Commission Violates GDPR; Claims That It's Exempt From The Law For 'Legal Reasons'
  "Regulation for thee, not for me" is the motto of all politicians. Can't let the serfs be entitled to the same benefits as their lords. Otherwise they might start to believe they're equal.