How does "sycophant" work here?

I'd have told SWA "Go ahead and call the cops. You'll hear from my lawyer."

People have been talking about this ever since (and likely before) T Boone Pickens stole the water in western TX.

If you want to see my surgery from the surgeon's end of things, Here you go!
Yes, they gave me a DVD of it.

Especially for those of us who aren't blind without them, what's wrong with putting a pair of glasses on for certain tasks?

iLASIK is done with all lasers, one to make the flap that was previously done by blade, and the usual LASIK after that. Fewer reported complications than with the older blade style. At my six month checkup I was seeing 20/10 from my left eye and 20/15 from my right. I'm 48 and previously wore progressive lenses. They adjusted my right for a closer focal distance.

It all just works, I love it.

Just in case Slashdotters were missing it, here's your chance to furiously masturbate to your daily Elon Musk spam.

Really? You can have IE NOT check CRLs every time you open a window?

They have hundreds of millions of single men which they need to keep employed.

Good thing the US is mortgaging its future to keep China together today.

I'm bandwidth-constrained. I'd prefer Windows didn't suck up bytes when I didn't ask it to. Is that so hard?

Lost interest right there. The author sounds hipster.

You'd be harassed less if you weren't uptight. Also, if you brought in cookies or sandwiches.

If your job requires you to send a resume electronically, you should have the skills to create a PDF; they kind of go hand in hand. It's actually a clever sort device on the part of HR. (Not that I'm accusing HR of ever being clever).

+1 if I had it. So often you hear about these "catastrophes" when it's people moving into dangerous areas. Like people on the East Coast and hurricanes.

These folks didn't "expect" the slide to be stable, they "hoped" it would be.

Windows users: set a system-wide proxy and watch the traffic to Microsoft on a regular basis. Windows update, CRL, other mysterious links, and of course their associated DNS queries. How much bandwidth does that suck up?