How about 10?

Some people know when to stop digging the hole they're in.
Other people, at that moment, take out the blasting caps and dynamite.

There is a fine line between sharing a link with someone and inflicting it on them.
I'm pretty certain goatse falls on the latter side.

There is a huge decrease in what is available if we go streaming only.

Out of the 13 DVDs in my queue, only 2 are available by streaming.
Most of those unavalable are Criterion Collection movies by Kurosawa and Ingmar Bergman.

If they remove Babylon5 from my streaming queue before I'm done watching the whole series, I'm going Narn on someone ass.

Get that 1-up!
Smack my Peach up!

My wife was never into 1st person shooters. Frighteningly enough, she WAS into Mortal Kombat Armeggedon. The sadistic creativity she showed while playing it was light-years beyond what my buddies in college showed.

The ICD-10 codes for being a dickless idiot would be:
Q56.4 Indeterminate sex
F79.1 Unspecified mental retardation with significant impairment of behaviour requiring attention or treatment

Sacre Bleu! Merde!

Sorry to be a Grammar Nazgul, but they ride Warg's

You don't know the half of how trivial that payment is.
Speaking from first-hand experience with the Danieli v. IBM overtime lawsuit , IBM settled that lawsuit for $7.5 Million. The total amount of time it took them to agree to that amount once the lawyers were all together? 2-3 hours. That's right. For the privilige of claiming no wrong doing, they paid $7.5 Million.

The same bribery thing happened in the late 90's in Argentina. A couple of IBM South America execs were facing prison time over that one. Why isn't there jail time this time around?

This guy was really 1337. I never thought of a logic bomb to beat Whack-a-mole.
My own exploit involved a brute-force attack, but the results were hit or miss.

You have to ask?

We have a Govorner busting unions in Wisconsin. (FYI - I'm not fully pro-union, but I am pro-"people need a voice" and pro-bargaining.)

We have corporations convincing the SCOTUS that they need to be able to donate as much as they want to elected officials. (Funny how they don't want the common man to have the same influence as they do, or even a voice to object)

We live in a Corporate Fascist state. You're damn right be be scared.

We are moving to a country of Corporate Royals and Working Serfs. Guess what side of the boot tread you are.

Here's my observation based on use of both search engines:

MS doesn't copy Googles results. If they did, Bing would actually return useful results.

When I need to search Microsoft's Knowledge Base, I use Google. Bing returns useless info half of the time for me. When your competing search engine returns better results that your own, on your own website, you can't consider yourself having a useful search engine.

I was in college at the time as a music major. I had just started to get interested in the Internet due to the fact that I could search for almost anything by telneting to other Universities and NASA.
My thought when I saw it on the TV was "duh, isn't it just the next ARPAnet?"

When people started talking about this newfangled thing about the same time, called the World Wide Web, I thought "Why can't I telnet to the web? Sounds like something I should Gopher."

Has anybody thought of the possibility that the phones went from a low temperature, into a high temperature, relatively high humidity environment? i.e. Going from your car in the winter into your nice, warm house. That might trip the sensor when moisture condenses in the cold phone.

That would definately make "Peter the Great" a double-entendre.