I switched companies and rectified being grossly underpaid, and I got gastric sleeve surgery and dropped over two hundred pounds. Now I have a new car and a healthy, active lifestyle. My life rules!

When it's warm and not heavily raining, I bike. 30 minutes. Otherwise I drive, 15 minutes.

I only ever went there to read the "Best Of" section anyway, and not even that in recent years. No great loss.

If by war you mean "destruction of property" then yes, I suppose you could say we're at war. But then you'd be using such an overly broad definition of "war" as to make the term useless.

Funny, I don't remember using fire and the sword to make the rest of the world gobble up our pop-culture drek.

According to this they're pretty much cool with it. http://satwcomic.com/new-nordic

Yet. But they're working on it.

Oh yeah, we get plenty of criticism, but it's very rare that we don't end up getting our way. That's my point.

That's a fair-minded view. Still, it wouldn't hurt one bit if the rest of the world told us to fuck off every now and then.

I think it's fine to continue with the honorific if they served out their full term. Those who are ejected from office or quit before their term is up should lose it.

I see no point in being "fair" to the **AA anyway. When you're dealing with cockroaches, you don't try to be "fair" to them. You just kill them and go about your business.

Apparently when one is threatened and attacked, one is expected to maintain "neutrality" between oneself and the attacker.

So swap out your head unit. It's pretty easy, and aux jacks are fairly common even on low-end units.

Often I will stream my collection from home to my mobile or another workstation via AudioGalaxy. So depending on how you classify that, the number changes.

I attended a talk on menus, tree-navs, and the like a few years back at a No Fluff conference. The thrust of the talk was, why should you waste time proving to your machine that you know the location of your desired item in a menu hierarchy? If you know what you're looking for, you should be able to just tell your computer "Give me X" and have it respond with the correct item/action. I've been able to cut short a lot of time wasting by telling my devs "Just ctrl-shift-R it" when they're hunting for a class in Eclipse. What Ubuntu is doing here is Ctrl-Shift-R writ large, and I applaud it even though I've spent the last year or so giving them shite for screwing up a perfectly good interface.