Nobody has ever been wronged by my policies - I'm not apologising to anybody.

and I don't understand what's wrong with that.

It's like saying "There are so many different operating systems for so many different types of hardware that the computer market is too fragmented - so we won't produce any software"

It's silly. If you want those users then you make the software, if you don't then you don't. simple.

BTW, I'm in the throws of switching to Vista after being an Ubuntu user for many years. They don't like my bugs but Microsoft actually seems to care.

So, at some time in the future we'll evolve into a creature that can not only recreate the Tyrannosaurus Rex but also mate with it?

It is impossible to calculate a decimal expansion that depends on the value of pi without rounding the value of pi.

therefore

forall e such that member-of(everybody, e) : (calculating-decimal-expansion-depending-on-pi(e) --> rounds-pi(e))

And just install "NagBlock Plus".

I'd say your biologists are correct. Everybody rounds pi when calculating a decimal expansion that depends on its value, including yourself.

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Yours Faithfully
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Give 'em a broom instead of a class. They'll get the point.

Believe it or not, I have not set up an instant SMS upon each Thinboy00 slashdot posting... It took more than an hour to see your message.

0.0001% of statistics are made up by taking a recent software release version and stripping one of the dots.