He didn't say they were his. Aaaand, his name is Mr. Intel. So...

Righto -- statistics is in favor of evolution not happening. Gotcha.

Ha! I remember those. I only listened to a few, though.

Even though they're kind of goofy, there's some good tech history in those recordings. Those were simpler times, eh?

Thanks for that. Bitwig looks excellent. After a few days of playing with it, I'm sure I'll end up buying it.

I'd still rather use Cool Edit from 1998 than Audacity. I'm glad we have a free tool like Audacity, but I currently use Adobe Audition 1.0 (they bought Cool Edit way back) running in Wine, which is a much better solution IMO.

...he was shouted down for anti-semitism, and there was a huge cry for apologies.

Yeah? But, who died as a result? Where was the slaughter?

There's a bug fucking difference -- you're just too obtuse to acknowledge it.

I totally agree. Google could patch it, but it would then be up to the various manufacturers to push it out (Samsung, et al.) But, despite this, Google should still patch it, for PR's sake.

Any proposed solution is moot. Climate change is going to push all these people inland soon, so they'll have another chance to decide where to live and how traffic will affect them. We either believe it, or we don't. Right?

Dirty deeds, Thunder Jeep.

Unfortunately, this will just get used by anti-science folks to point out how full of shit "science" is.

Or, it will be used by pro-science folks to point out how full of shit the peer "review" system is -- or can be.

Hey, don't hassle the Hoof. Besides, isn't slashcode freely available?

Admittedly, I don't know who Bennet Hasselhoof is. I guess I haven't been paying attention. ?

You're right, but I believe that pertains to trademarked names for common products being adopted into the vernacular. For instance, Band aid, Kleenex and Velcro. Nobody says, "sterile adhesive bandage", "facial tissue" or "hook-and-loop", yet if the brands weren't defended, any facial tissue company could start marketing Kleenexes, because it's the common term for the product.

*crickets*

I think it's one of the best ideas to hit the web in the last ~5 years. Win for small businesses. Win for cheap-ass consumers. Well implemented. What's your beef?

I like Groupon, and I'm a KDE user. But, most importantly, I think we're all smart enough to know the difference between GNOME and Groupon's tablet. We're not dummies (esp. those of us who are familiar with GNOME) -- we're not going to be confused. So, this is a non-issue.