The problem with giving them something other than your real name, is that they'll run the name you give them through their computer system. When it turns up without a match or not matching you, then they will probably arrest you for something like 'lying to an officer', or 'impeding an investigation'. Finally, they'll throw in a resisting arrest charge to top it off.

Also from the article, emphasis added:

In Nevada you are not required to produce an ID, of course this doesn't mean you wont get hassled for not doing so (in NV or any state).

So long as you don't go on to iterate through all the names of god

No, I was thinking if you had coffee you'd stay in the room an die, but lacking a cup you might leave the room to get some as you started to feel drowsy.

Passing out due to oxygen deprivation generally isn't instant, but assuming you'll act in a rational manner to save yourself as you black out will probably be fatal.

It's CO2 that causes the discomfort you feel from holding your breath for a long time. All you'd feel from nitrogen displacing all the oxygen in the air would be lethargy. So I guess your survival may depend if you have coffee in the room with you.

So long as there isn't a "Seriously 2.0" achievement that requires you to make 100,000 posts in this story.

While it probably wasn't the point SeaDuck79 was trying to make; by extension from your argument we can conclude that the UN isn't a "freedom-based society", and therefor should be excluded from participating in its self.

Perhaps a corollary to Orwell's "Freedom is Slavery" we have "Liberty is Tyranny".

It's the evil alternate reality /. where Microsoft can do no evil and Google has instituted a worldwide surveillance police state.

And Adrian was watching Mad Max on his massive multi TV set at the end of the movie...

Also from TFA:

I'd tend to agree that his online conduct was unprofessional, and that the resisting arrest charge that the article is about was probably exaggerated. If live action TV with police is any indication, everyone who is arrested gets a resisting charge added. But, the article is quite vague about what came of the other charges involved in the arrest. Why did the gun possession not result in a conviction, and what of other charges related to his driving a stolen vehicle? Or was it all fake, no gun, no chase, no stolen bike, and no resisting?

I think there are several orders of magnitude difference between you giving a student an unjustified 'F', and a police officer deciding to arrest you because they are having a bad day.

That being said, the article doesn't read like the man was arrested falsely. Instead, the article suggest he was initially stopped for his unsafe driving on a stolen motorcycle.

BSOD and skull fucking I can deal with but why didn't anyone tell me I could get an STD from Microsoft.
But seriously what the fuck is with the link: ../microsoft-skull-fucks-icelands-economy-contracts-syphilis/ How is any page with this kind of name even remotely legitimate news.

This product is known by the State of California to cause cancer...or that at least is one explanations for how the politicians of SF reacted.

No, but we may be able to use it to cancel out the world ending black hole caused by the LHC when it comes online.

You know you'll learn a lot in a class when, after being told at the very least his c++ code is using deprecated includes, the professor tells you to just use '-Wno-deprecated'. I've basically come to the conclusion that I am just paying the school for a piece of paper, and I will learn little outside my personal study.