I actually initially read it as "sweaty rant", and imagined Linus furiously typing the rant, with sweat dripping onto his keyboard. Probably because "sweary" is not a real word, and my mind sort of auto-corrected it to the closet match.

If you hunt for food, then it's okay, but if you like killing animals for sport, then I agree with your family.

Err, no. I see people talking about black skin and light skin in the conversation. That's skin colour, not race. You do know that there's more than one race with black skin, don't you? Just like there's more than one race with light skin.

Is there a shortage of female programmers? Shortage implies that we need more. Why do we need more female programmers? Can female programmers do something that male programmers cannot? I don't think so. So, what, exactly, is the problem here?

I believe you intended to write "brake" instead of "break". That would have made more sense.

It is clear from the article that the rapist was a transvestite, i.e. a man dressed as a woman, not a transgender. Why don't you just admit that you were wrong and move on?

So you're saying that a zombie apocalypse is highly unlikely, but plausible? So it has not happened yet. But, I've shown that a man raping a woman who dressed as woman HAS happened. So you were wrong to say that a zombie apocalypse is more likely than that rape scenario.

http://www.manchestereveningne...

Now I'm waiting for you to provide a link to that zombie apocalypse.

I admit that I can't cite a real life case, but I distinctly remember a Criminal Minds episode where this does happen. Sure, it's fiction, but I suppose if someone can think of a plausible scenario where this sort of thing can happen, is it such a big leap to think that it can happen in real life?

Any apps with the right permissions can read and edit SMS.

I'm curious, how do you manually calculate roots without using logarithms? Or do you not learn to do that in school nowadays?

As far as I'm concerned, once you're sexually aware, you're no longer a "kid".

Well, the article is talking about TPP, so why are you talking about TIPP?

I assume TIPP is a typo for TPP, and that you're not talking about something else. Out of 12 TPP countries, Brunei, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru and Singapore (that's 7 countries out of 12) do not have jury trials. That means less than half of TPP countries have juries. Definitely not most.

Many countries don't have jury trials.