Or maybe they could talk to each other rather than sit in their rooms glued to a TV

>illegal to operate your vehicle in an unsafe manor)

I'd say it's bloody difficult to drive in any manor. Who's opening the doors for you?

I agree. After all, these guys will be setting the Evil Bit, so it will be easier to filter them out!

Good god, someone talking sense. You must be new around here...

>what kind of laser would I need to deal with this?

A 12bore shotgun type laser will work just fine

I'm getting the feeling that the reason you have a permit is that lots of people would like to shoot you.

I no longer wonder why.

>It doesn't threaten anyone

I must be soft then, cause it would frighten the fuck out of me.

But then, I don't live in such a brutish country like his.

I recon they just stuck a meteorite in it before launch, just in case.

Your inability to recognise sarcasm is very American, somewhat proving his point :o)

>*(Before you freak out, I have a concealed carry permit issued by the government.)

Wow, what country do you live in where you can get a permit to threaten shop staff with a firearm?

Given the short half life of most weddings, I wouldn't be concerned with the long term affects :o)

So you should have written

"many developers don't know about Oracle's acquisition of MySQL"

rather than

"most developers don't know about that/don't know the consequences/aren't familiar with other free databases"

Apologies that I cannot read your mind.

>Usage of Windows by developers declined from 64.3 percent in 2009 to 58.3 percent in 2010 we have to take this with a pinch of salt - it was a survey of Eclipse users. That's like surveying alcoholics on whether they drink beer or not.

>most developers don't know about that/don't know the consequences/aren't familiar with other free databases

Really? That's rather disingenuous. I know plenty of Java developers ( the type who are in between McDonalds jobs ) who are familiar with MySQL.

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