Few people care if you have datamine the hell out of a bunch of different private databases to determine someone's identity. But if you can google your name and find every discussion you ever had on the internet, then people care. I don't want a bunch of old discussions haunting me for the rest of my life. Nobody does.

Won't do any good. Producing more stupid people is relatively easy. You simply don't educate them.

And less open discussion.

Young males already romanticize war. Video games/movies/novels frequently encourage that. Just because they're fictional, doesn't mean they don't affect people's opinions.

Fixed title for you.

I didn't say it was practical. Taken in context, I was merely saying we have flying devices that don't plummet to the ground when they run out of gas.

If only there was some kind of balloon like device to raise our buoyancy so we could float in the air.

I'm not talking about killing people. I'm talking about managing growth...child birth...China style. Jesus, are IQs plummeting or something? What on earth made you think I was talking about killing people when I said "manage our population growth".

I think the conclusion is pretty obvious. We're heading toward major ecological issues which will kill people. We need to manage our population growth.

Yes, win+x is very handy. But that only gets you the quick access to the windows administrative function. Say you want to see the applications you have installed. Have you actually looked at the menus? They're terrible. I have 5 different versions of Visual Studio installed along with all the tools that accompany them. Unless I pin a shortcut to start, I can't actually tell the which version of VS I'm clicking on. There's no submenus, and the display names are far too short. You have Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, Microsoft Visual Studio 2012.... they all look like like this: "Microsoft Visual Studio 20..." Nice eh. It's a clusterfuck of a menu.

Not only that, but we did it slower and at greater expense. Sometimes I go weeks without writing a single line of code anymore. It's really sad. I don't want to be in this industry anymore...unfortunately I don't have much of a choice.

I'm just trying to understand why you wouldn't want to pay $200,000 for the best cable and internet service in the country, sir.

Are you the Comcast rep in the recording?

Only because you couldn't compile it. It was interpreted and slow and hogged up way all of the memory.

What's so difficult about data types?