What the fuck are you talking about, you dumb fuck?

Evernote Premium users pay $40 per year. I'm not borrowing anything.

To really make things right, they should stop bribing officials. Because that's what happened here, or so I have the feeling.

Yeah I noticed the typo later. She won't return my fan mail, I guess.

I dont need to navigate to any website. It takes three clicks to Chasey Lane and that's all that's important:
- click on my bookmark to The Pirate Bay
- click on Search after I type her name
- click on the magnet link

Alright there's a fourth click to start the movie, and I have to reach over to the box of tissues, but we're talking about clicks here.

Nicely said. On the surface, the article looks interesting but they hide the bigger problems you describe.

From the summary: [quote]The bovines can defecate nine to 16 times daily, creating big hygiene problems on dairy and beef farms[/quote]

Farmers are interested in two things above all the rest: costs and production. So my guess is that it's not about hygiene, but about lowering costs. Although mildly interesting from a science point of view, this research is of course mainly to lower costs and then I think to myself: divine bovine, please shit where you stand.

Why is replying preferable to just ignoring them? I'd just ignore them -- it's easy to get into a discussion.

You'd do me a favor! I love to watch Jersey Shore!
*Looks at DVD collection*
Oh wait, that's Jersey Whore which I like so much. Sorry, my bad.

But how did the battle end? It would have to end with all ships of either one or the other side all killed. Unless both sides can agree to stop shooting, which I can't imagine possible with so many players.

True. We are socializing here on Slashdot.

Slashdot is owned by Dice.

F-Droid is the Android open source repository.

http://f-droid.org/

I haven't heard of that particular gadget. It sounds lame.

Modern smartphones take pictures that are good enough for many people, like Ben Lowe, who does photography for the big boys (he uses an iPhone):
http://www.tuaw.com/2012/11/06/time-magazine-cover-shot-with-iphone/

Decrypton sounds like a cool Transformer I haven't heard of!

True story. I get my mobile phone plan, as well as broadband Internet, from the same company. The broadband branch of this company regularly sends out email newsletters, one of them about how to create a strong password. They advise including things like hyphens, underscores and what have you.

So I thought, finally they cleaned up their act! I try to change my password for the "webcare" site of the mobile phone department of said company, and.... get the error message "your password contains illegal characters".

Classic.