"...harassing robo-calls..."

Also known as 'robo-calls'.

No, Facebook misusing her personal information is by far the simpler explanation.

Don't you mean

True Scotsmen love to blip their throttle, shift gears manually, control the clutch, smell the petrol fumes, feel the acceletration (sic), control the cornering, and at the end of the drive, be totally satisfied that the driver alone was able to control the car with skill and experience.

The one who has less money at the end.

*Not* teaching people Eclipse is torture. It's the single biggest thing Eclipse did wrong.

If it's chemically diamond, maybe call it diamond?

Completely untrue.

You've just misunderstood whose interests the regulators are there to protect.

Superstition comes from the instinctive default assumption that unexplained things are animate things out to get you.

The false positives are a nuisance, but living on the savanna without modern science it was sometimes the safe assumption.

Maybe figuring out why will be easier if we have an idea about who.

...but I don't see where the problem is unless you think the humans are too expensive. It's not a dangerous profession the way it used to be.

Britain has struggled - successfully - for freedom of speech for hundreds of years before the US existed.

They do not, however, make a religion out of it, and don't live in a theocracy anyway.

Maybe unhappy people are just more likely to perceive their bosses as incompetent at something or other. Because obviously the problem isn't them.

If you need the education, you are merely short-changing yourself.

But if you need the diploma to get a job interview, and the education has no relevance to the job except for the interview, then the situation is different.

One of many ways in which high unemployment is dysfunctional for society.

If you billed your client for a full day's work for what you accomplished in 20 minutes, then you committed fraud.

That's what the students are accused of.

This can only mean that Mono is about to catch up.