Comment: Re:Free trip to the hospital, more like (Score 1) 517
Comment: Re:You aren't refusing to change (Score 1) 428
Comment: Re:Um ... (Score 0) 106
Comment: Re:You aren't refusing to change (Score 1) 428
Comment: Re:What could possibly go wrong? (Score 1) 551
The computer can't fire the gun--it just makes the trigger incredibly hard to pull until you're on target.
The worst malware could do is let you pull the trigger regardless of your aim, which just happens to be how every other gun works.
Comment: Re:Real-work problem? (Score 5, Insightful) 143
Comment: Re:Over 1000 (Score 1) 300
1) Tabs are a constant width regardless of how many I have open.
2) It's my way of reclaiming wasted space in those narrow column type websites and forcing large horizontal websites to shrink to a more usable width.
Comment: Re: what? (Score 2) 272
Comment: Re:Nothing new (Score 1) 202
Comment: Re:Never (Score 1) 255
Shifting is fun. There's no need to be defensive about not knowing how.
Comment: Re:WILL BE SAID, YOU CANNOT BE ZERO CENTS !! (Score 1) 184
AC really meant "It's Higgs' Boson, mate."
Comment: Re:Looking forward to replacing a bulb... never (Score 0) 308
Q: What kind of mind thinks traffic lights that don't work during blizzards without a round-the-clock crew of bulb sweeps is a good idea?
A: The same one that considers "snow" an example of American exceptionalism.
Comment: Can't wait to see YouTube's attorneys fee motion (Score 2) 49
But the defendant's lawyers have done a great job of beating back the Evil Empire, and in so doing have accomplished an important victory for the vitality of the internet.
Comment: Re:That's a new one... (Score 1) 49
I think he meant the people doing everything they can to maximize profits from content.
Yeah.
And trying to 'maximize' the 'minimal' legal authority that exists to support their positions.
And trying to maximize their eroding monopolies.