I live in Oregon, we have no sales tax.

Actually the Scottish and the rest of the UK is catching up.

Um, black holes are pretty big one he got right.

You mean like running out of energy after about 30 minutes of exercise?

Um, where do you live that your university students are fat-tongued philistines?

Where did you go, the Midwest or the South? I live in Portland, OR we are considered one of the food destinations of the world.

Women and Men bypass the broke hopeless cases.

Been doing it since the 1980's, still keep it in my camping gear but I'm too busy to do it on the weekends any more. Biggest thing I found - that I actually kept - was an old spear gun on the Oregon coast. Most valuable was an 1800's wedding ring with an old 'Mine Cut' 3/4 carat diamond with sapphires in a Utah campground, 4000 bucks.

Don't you print out all your 1.0 code and put it into 3 ring binders like a normal person?

This guy is an Ayn Rand troll, stop feeding him. His myopic world view starts and stops on the pages of whatever libertarian tripe he should be wiping his ass with instead of reading.

Find me a single incidence of left wingers in the US killing someone in the past 20 years, ah, see there it is, civil disobedience is far more preferable. Stop sucking on Beck's man tits and grow a brain.

When are you seriously away from a plug for almost 8 hours at a time? The max I personally have found myself using a computer without being within walking distance of an electrical outlet, is when I'm watching movies in coach class on Amtrak, maybe 3 hours at a time before I have to go plug it in.

There is a difference between not knowing the difference between a mean and a rolling mean, but this guy did not know the difference between a mean and a median.

We don't tolerate fools and you can tell after a few meetings who knows what they are talking about and who is bullshitting.

If you can code well enough to make even just another derivative application, you should surely be making at least 20 dollars an hour doing something related to IT, CS or programming.

Knowing the ins and outs of your profession quantitatively is the difference between dying in middle management and retiring in corporate because, if you are only capable of understanding the basic day to day numbers of your operation, you are not going to be much use in long term strategic thinking.

We promoted a middle management guy at work last year who was promptly demoted when he asked more questions about the graphs at presentations than a freshman.