Not quite, unless you're talking actually modifying hitpoints via memory.

Around 1999-2000 there was a bot for Quake 2 called Ratbot. I beat a people who were using it because I had hundreds of hours of map knowledge and tactics. Raw aim didn't mean anything. You could tell they were using a bot because it had this handy feature. Whenever anyone said "ratbot" in chat, the bot would respond with "I am ratbot!"

While I was working at MS our entire office used MacBook Pros :). (And wrote Java for Linux... Weird job)

time for Peter North Computing to make a splash.

"People SAY this but they don't know what it means. MEDIOCRE ideas are a dime a dozen, GOOD IDEAS are hard to come by."

I have to disagree with this. Before there was Google, there was thousands of people working on "search" who understood the end game but not how to get there. Thousands of smart people. Same thing with Facebook. Same thing with gearboxes, mechanical engineers, designers, chemists, business ventures, computer games, medical research etc.

Good ideas are easy to have and hard to execute - and I don't necessarily mean complex to execute. There many obstacles of getting things done: timelines, finance, communication, competence, team.

P.S. - I'm trying to figure out if there is irony with regard to Dunning–Kruger in your post, my post or both :)

Dog: Woooooooofsh!

I'm not sure when my dog caught me having a shit in the kitchen.

You wouldn't steal a policemans helmet.

Has got to be when this new funky slashdot mobile site was released!!!!

I couldn't be more happy. We have too many functionally great websites, and moving to this new strange failure of an application interface is definitely the future of user experience

"ROUGE"

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means

I have a vegetable that said "I am not an animal"

Hmm I'm not sure if quoting your unknown vegetable would help.

Hopefully this device would warn you when sticking a finger in the urinal.

I'm a scared to think how you've been using urinals.

"Christian Science Monitor" ... I'm getting that negative vibe right now

In soviet Russia, law violates you.

Buy more hdds. It's cheap, and way more cost effective and reliable than anything else mentioned in these comments. Who cares if you have dupes of your 1997 Pamela Anderson gifs - what's the worst that could happen?

Expect the price of calamari to drop significantly