There's how many people in India? Over a billion? Maybe it should just redirect to "Did you mean to search for Birth Control?"

Sounds like someone should've figured that out before they bought something they expected support for off ebay.

What a whiner. Take it up with the seller and ebay.

You should not define your job by the tool you are using to do it. The fact that you use HTML is meaningless; you are a web front end designer who has experience using HTML, and whose job requires him to use HTML.

People who use telescopes are not "telescopists", we call them "astronomers" because of what they are doing with their tool, not the fact that they are using that tool. You are designing the look of web pages, and happen to be using HTML to do it.

If Sun were a good company, they wouldn't shopping around for buyers and their stock wouldn't have lost 99% of its value in the last decade.

There are good companies and companies that make good things. IBM is a good company -- one that makes money and provides good services. Sun is a company that makes some good products, but if all you have is that, a CEO with a pony tail, and no money in the bank, then are you really a "good" company? If anything, employees at Sun should be pissed that their company failed to do a better job of making money off their great products and services.

I went to Supercomputing '08 in Austin. Sun's booth had a custom motorcycle in coffee brown with the Netbeans logo on it, and a magician doing card tricks. IBM's booth was very boring -- it only had salesmen and spec sheets. That seems to represent a lot of the difference between these two companies.

That statement is actually pretty logically accurate. Part of it was inconsequential and part was left out or implied.

2) He believes the Bible.

Add: 3) The Bible states "God created the heavens and the earth."

Therefore, by 2 and 3, he believes that God created the heavens and the earth.

Please Google "logical inference" to see how this works, and stop being a dick to random people on the Internet.

Texas was an independent nation when it was annexed by the United States. Texans had already fought and won their independence from Mexico. The United States did not provide any overt help to the Texans in their War for Independence; many Americans did come to join the cause of Freedom in Texas, however. It is still an open question as to whether the annexation of Texas was a constitutional act.

The United States then went to war with Mexico because the Mexicans believed that the border with Texas was a few hundred miles North of where the border actually was based on the treaty that ended the Texas War for Independence, and kept crossing over it. The United States kicked the hell out of Mexico and took everything from Texas out to the Pacific.

You might be thinking of how Cuba became a United States territory. We were pissed at the Spanish and one of our ships mysteriously blew up just off the Cuban coast. So we went to war with Spain and took Cuba, the Phillipines, and a lot of other oceanic territory from them. We gave both of those nations back their sovereignty in fairly short order.

This is dumb. They created an open platform for people to develop on and which allows for their users to *voluntarily* get that code and use it to make their game experience better. And while Blizzard can change that platform however they'd like, they should not be able to control the content of what their users voluntarily download and use.

If someone wants to make a Quest Helper add-on that doesn't ask for donations, I'm sure they're more than free to do so.

The problem here is that Blizzard is expecting high quality work for free, and won't even let the people who create that work remind people that it continues to be supported and enhanced for free, and request help to continue their work. Past a certain point, Blizzard may want to consider assisting these developers because they add significant value to the game.

Many patients want a test to be done to ease their mind about it, or a pill they can take that will make it better. Even a placebo effect is better than nothing. People don't just wander into doctor's offices - some physical condition prompts them to go, and they expect the doctor to "fix it".

A good practitioner of evidence-based medicine would probably need to present their patient with the same data they are using to make their decision not to treat in a more condensed and easy to understand form. When you go against expectations, it's important to have a rationale can be understood to back up your response. Otherwise it almost sounds like you're lazy and just don't want to do "your job", which is to "fix it".