It's enabled by default, I just never remove it, because it does come in handy sometimes as if you use a common sentence it keeps it for you to use over and over again.

That should be company, stupid autocorrect on my phone!

Cox Communications was a European country, because they lost this type of ruling in the US recently.

I remember reading a few years ago, possibly here on /., that GIMP was going to be rewritten to get rid of all the "spaghetti code", whatever happened with that?

Is now freemium, of course it's not fully free, but it's better than nothing!

You do know that Power Rangers has been based off of -- and uses footage from -- the Super Sentai (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Sentai) series that started in 1975 by Toei, for example '93's PR is based on '92's "Kyry Sentai Zyuranger".

Get Sumatra PDF:

http://www.sumatrapdfreader.org/free-pdf-reader.html

'The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued a 300-page PDF outlining the grim future of transportation infrastructure in America over the next thirty years'

There, I've fixed that. Because DOT has no idea what transportation here in Canada will be like over the next 30 years!

Everyone knows MS bought HoTMaiL! I've had my email address there since before MS bought the service, although I stopped using it when I was given a Gmail invite back in June of 2004. I don't have anything to hide, so I don't really care if Google scans my email to show me targeted ads.

We don't see 'billion-year-old civilizations all around us', doesn't mean that none exist, also, just because human scientists theorize something, doesn't mean that it's actually true!

Just because he did it a different way, doesn't mean he invented it, as it was invented in Canada!

that Cineplex Entertainment is Canadian, and not american, don’t you..?!

Already, so what was the point in posting this?!

Hardly the 'father of video games', seeing as how:

Cathode Ray Tube Amusement Device (1947), Thomas T. Goldsmith Jr. and Estle Ray Mann.

Chess (1947–1958), Alan Turing and Dietrich Prinz.

Bertie the Brain (1950), Dr. Josef Kates.

Nim (1951), Ferranti.

Strachey's Draughts Program (1951), Christopher Strachey.

OXO / Noughts and Crosses (1952), Alexander S. Douglas.

Tennis for Two (1958), William Higinbotham.

Mouse in the Maze, Tic-Tac-Toe (1959)

Spacewar! (1961), Martin Graetz, Steve Russell, and Wayne Wiitanen.

Odyssey (1966), Ralph H. Baer.

As you can see, Baer doesn't show up until the mid-60s, so he's not the father!