What does it mean if you didn't even notice his penis was shown during the movie and only found out it was reading this discussion?

You might not put anything on there you don't want employers to know, but does that guarantee that someone else won't?

If it is a life-long punishment, I'd say yes.

Not everyone who does a bad thing will continue doing it indefinitely. How many people do you know that have stolen some sweets from a store when they were younger, but wouldn't dream of doing it now?

Obviously, this can be counter-acted by a "lifetime" for the ban (so it expires after a few months on the first incident, few years on the second and never on the third, for example) or some way of getting removed from the list such as showing you have received help in curbing the behaviour.

I can only get all the comments to display if I don't have the "Classic" interface. When I select it, only the first comment (and the first child of each comment under it) show up.

Perhaps they have the same issue?

Your typed English is very good though :)

Unfortunately, you won't understand this reply :(

peer: a person who is of equal standing with another in a group

So yes, quacks reviewing quacks does count as peer review. Don't dismiss something just because it was said by someone/a group you don't like.

I'm somewhat surprised this is allowed. Making a mistake is one thing, but purposely falsifying information that someone is paying you for (perhaps even specifically for the accuracy!) is another.

Is this one of those things that is actually allowed by law or just unenforceable because they can claim it was a mistake?

Hear hear.

I switched away from Ubuntu when they decided to pull this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs/+bug/431091

So you either modify everyone's desktop because you don't want that icon on your desktop (providing you have sufficient privileges) or you have to put up with it in case some other user wants it on their desktop?

Why is it an issue? Isn't there a technique called 'white-out' or something to handle this without having to do either of the above? Like.. creating a hidden file with the same name suffixed with "_DELETE" which tells Windows not to show that icon? Or have it part of desktop.ini

UnionFS (and similar) manage to cater for this scenario..

The CPU in my Acer Aspire 5930 is one example: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=36750

The following transpired during my driving lessons ( about 2/3years ago ) in a Ford Ka.

"When I put my hand on the dash, I want you to do an emergency stop."
"Okay"
*gets up to speed and the hand goes to the dash, brakes are slammed on*
SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*stop*
"Did you just skid?"
"Yes, I thought you said this car has ABS?"
"It does"

So far, my experience of ABS is "it doesn't help".. but it may have simply been broken on that particular car ( I've not had to stop quickly in any other car with ABS that I've driven ).

Using something like lessfs ( http://www.lessfs.com/ ) but across the *entire* network?

Is it illegal to download a list of instructions on which chunks to use ( and in what order ) to create a copyrighted work from your family photos? :)

Proof-reading. A valuable tool.

Actually, that raises a good question.

GPS is quite a weak signal, and in my experience, rarely works indoors.
So would this be useless in a mall or other large, high-human-density building?