The problem with irradiating produce is that it destroys the nutrients in the produce. It also renders it non-living. Sure, it still looks the same, and that is the point they try to push in order to make this irradiation bs fly. But what is the point of eating fruits and veggies that are dead and devoid of nutrients? It would lead to mass malnutrition and many health problems over time (for those of us who actually do eat healthy and do not suffer from such health issues). Those who are susceptible to food borne illness (many of which actually come from factory farming of animals, not the produce itself), already have compromised immune systems, likely also due to lack of nutrition in the first place.

The alternative was already invented some time ago... Its called LSD. No glasses, batteries or any of that junk required; and everything looks 3D, even things that other people can't see!

Open Source Hookers, while they may be free, come with open sores...

I totally agree that both sites need a complete overhaul, especially when one is looking for support. When typing in simple terms and phrases into their search, I rarely, if ever, find the solutions I am seeking. It will often result in a bunch of links to unrelated stuff, sending you in circles. You can click on several links of different titles, and they send you back to the same pages over and over.

However, if I type the same search terms into google, I will generally find the solution I'm seeking (sometimes after some slight refinement to the terms) in a tech support forum, usually written by someone who had to figure it out themselves, because they also couldn't find any answers on these crap web pages... And don't even get me started on HP's godawful website.

I also find it rather amusing that at the bottom of whatever article you may have linked to, they ask if its helpful? Why or why not? To which I often just write "The information was not relevant to my search query of x" ...

I've been to quite a few different DMV's in CA, and you're lucky if you can get in and out of there in under an hour even with an appointment. At most DMV's in CA you'll find the staff to be rather confused and slow, and they use the simple take a number and we'll call you system. There is the exception of one DMV in Daly City, that for some reason is run far more efficiently than the rest. In fact, they have over 20 windows to help people and a 5-tier numbering system to efficiently route people with screens displaying the numbers being called and the window to report to. I went in there to renew my driver's license and take a new picture without an appointment, and was done in 10 minutes! Why can't they all be like that. I was commenting on how efficient this DMV is with the woman who was helping me, and she mentioned that she lives right next to the one in San Francisco, but wouldn't ever want to work there. I also live right next to the one in San Francisco, but was able to drive out to the one in Daly City, take care of business and be back home before I'd even get any help at the San Francisco one. She told me to keep it a secret... Oops...

He definitely lacked the social interaction skills, as you can see he has no friends, recommendations or references on his online profiles...

Notice also that he has only ONE friend (which is the default friend for SkillWho, which basically means NO friends, no recommendations, and no friends on his meetup page. He has no references, and I'm sure what he refers to as his education is complete BS as well. In this business, reputation is VERY important, and he had none, and now he'll be lucky if anyone will hire his dishonest dumb ass anywhere... I don't know why anyone would have hired him in the first place. Piece of shit got what was coming to him...

You can actually witness this in action with Agnitum Outpost Security Suite (which has one of the best rated firewalls for Windows), as it detects and logs all these incidences. Suprisingly, it only happens when using Bit Torrent, and oddly enough, even after you've shut your Bit Torrent client off, for many hours (sometimes even more than a day) Outpost will continue to report and block what it calls an "RST Attack" ... This is what I have noticed on my Comcast connection. Sometimes transfers will be going at a decent speed, and then after a while, it slows tremendously, and at the same time Outpost starts churning out "RST Attack blocked" every 10-15 seconds.