Doh! I was thinking Erlang, where the result of the last statement in the code is the result returned to the caller. *LOL*

And if the details generated are:

int CreateGameThatIsSortOfLikeAngryBirdsAndMakeMeMillionsOfDollarsOvernight() { ... }

?

I have. And my car was seized.

Why shouldn't yours be?

Oh yeah.

You're "special".

Fortunately bozos like this doofus only have jurisdiction over a couple of square miles of land, not the entire global internet.

Wanker.

That's... not how the ice bucket challenged worked. The challenge was to EITHER pay $100 to a charity OR perform an action. So this is taking a page out of the ice bucket challenge . . . in . . . absolutely no ways whatsoever.

"Everyone can do it". Therefore, you're worthless. We'll give you an instruction pamphlet on signing up for food stamps when you are hired, though!

Stop sitting on your phone, fatass! :P

To me, the fact that I don't know who they are tells me all I need to know about how successful they've been at launches...

Aside from it's usefulness, my computer is my "toy". Specifically, working on my pet project (MSS Code Factory) brings me great entertainment value, a mental challenge, and a lot of fun.

Who needs bits of plastic when you have a thinking brain and a computer to play with?

You mean, the entire continent?

Angry? No. I just think it's a crap UI, so I stick with KDE on Linux boxen.

I guess they want to make it illegal to protect yourself and your data from intruders and thieves.

Zieg Heil, Mein Fuhrer!

Nice theory, but you're assuming the dashboard is only as big as the screen. That's a very poor assumption, especially if the user is on a 720p display. As to printing out the web page, I've had no end of problems printing out dynamically-generated pages over the years.

Reports can be saved. You can't save your current view of a dashboard.