Comment: Re:Can you read this? (Score 1) 310
Luckily, you did not copy and paste the stars, or I would have seen my own password again and I might have not believed you.
Luckily, you did not copy and paste the stars, or I would have seen my own password again and I might have not believed you.
Are you saying Republicans are really reptiles?
Let me test: hunter2.
Hmmm. It seems I still see my password after clicking Preview.
Offtopic?
I no longer recall who said the only intuitive interface was the nipple, but I found the parent post pretty funny.
You know, all this reminds me of the Chinese monitoring system which interrupts your calls if you but mention the word “protest” in either Chinese or English (or any other language with the same word). I can’t imagine why this is so.
Actually, it is enough to be suspected of such actions.
Erm... no. It would be up on departure, but halfway through the journey we’d have to reverse the engine and thus switch the direction of gravity. Therefore, the destination planet would be down.
Now if only we had a way to accelerate the ship constantly in that direction.
It would actually solve all the zero-gravity problems in space, too. You’d just have to realize that the destination planet is down
Targeted ads not likely. I block ads. Sure, they can try to serve me ads, but I’ll never ever see them.
Discriminating against me on my next job hunt nah. Not because of anything written on Facebook, anyway. Newspapers, OTOH, are about to run an article about the pirate movement in Croatia. And my picture is probably going to be in there somewhere.
My political views are public information.
My posts on Facebook are limited to the things I would not mind anyone to know. Things I could talk about in public.
Pretty much, if you check my Facebook account, you’ll see a bunch of posts related to my political and religious beliefs (or lack thereof), some funny pics I shared from whomever, and a friend list full of bullshit. Good luck getting anything useful.
This novel is not to be tossed lightly aside, but to be hurled with great force. -- Dorothy Parker