Comment Re:How does he do against computers? (Score 2) 131
Computers have moved on to more intellectually challenging games . . . like Jeopardy.
Computers have moved on to more intellectually challenging games . . . like Jeopardy.
I'd say a little less than half are below average.
Only if you keep the metric constant. Poor self judgment isn't even half the story why so many people think they are above average.
I'm an above average driver, because I take my bicycle or public transportation instead of driving (it's almost 10 years since the last time I drove a car). Being a good driver starts with picking the right vehicular for the job
As a professional developer myself, the last thing I would want is someone googling my name and seeing that I "accept bribes" or something stupid. Given how HR departments work these days, they probably wouldn't even bother going to the website to see what it's actually about, and your resume would go into the trash can without a second look.
Maybe. But maybe instead your new employer would have expectations that you find uncomfortable to fulfill.
YOu bike is you transportation it is n't a car. Stop trying to make bike riding sound as cool as driving.
Don't get me wrong, I used to be an avid bike rider, all the way up until I get my drivers liscense.
A bike is more than transportation. It's exercise/work-out and recreation/holiday activity. YMMV, but I think riding a bike is way cooler than driving a car. And yes, I have a drivers license (but only used it a few times in the last twenty years).
I wish I had a car.
My missing option is: I'm glad my car is a bicycle (yes I know this site is US centric).
And it has nothing to do with the tea party.
It has to do with the Nazi party, of which Lennart Poettering is a member of. Do not forget the horror of Pulse Audio.
Ubuntu was happy to adopt pulseaudio and still uses it. (Yes, I know I'm violating godwin's law)
I am unable to understand why any sane man would spend reading time on anything but technical manuals.
WTF are you doing on Slashdot then?
There's no goddamn way 6% of Slashdot users were born on february 29th. Assuming all times of year are equal, by my math 0.068% ought to be closer to the truth.
Assuming Slashdotters took that option only if they have there birthday on the 29th of feb (which is naiv), we could conclude that only 1% of the people who read the poll actually decided to vote.
I dont even know how to work this out. what percentage is 12,000km?
12,000km is 12,000% of 100km.
You're welcome.
Fixed it for you. When giving useless information make sure it is accurate.
Where there's a will, there's a relative.