And you misspeled CanHasDIY.

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So then -- explain what you meant??

Your body has no minimum requirement for nicotine. How would you do if you needed to smoke exactly 2 cigarettes a day, no more, no less.

I suspect you'd be doing a lot more of that backsliding and your misery would be increased manyfold.

Congratulations! I knew if I kept reading I would sooner or later find someone with fingers jammed into their ears singing "LA LA LA LA, I'm better than they are because they're fat" and you are the first! Honestly I'm surprised I had to scroll down this far to find it.

You see, some people have other things to do.

So good for you that your free time, personal interests and gut bacteria aligned in your favor, but you might want to can that 'lazy' talk. Consider, Sammo Hung is also fond of the martial arts and though he is in good shape, that shape is round.

As it will when you hear it, no matter how good the speakers are.

The thing is, that might actually be interesting.

Since in networking, fair billing is generally considered to be 95th percentile of the data rate (not volume), that would amount to a fixed billing (since the connection only goes so fast).

The power company fairly charges for amount rather than rate because they have to burn fuel based on amount. ISPs have to deploy capacity based on rate but it costs the same when it is idle most of the time as when it is fully utilized.

Not necessarily. In many cases, double encrypting it will not make it at all harder to crack, it will just effectively encrypt it with a composite key no more complex than either of the keys you used.

Perfect time for a car analogy

if you buy a PC in the stores, it will have fans and heatsinks. They will do the job MOST people want from it. but if one wants to take said car to the track, (push the CPU) they might make some upgrades. such as a cold air intake, picture an upgraded cooler on a PC as a cold air intake on a car, it doesnt add a whole lot to the deal ,but it does make a difference.

Yeah, because what's interpreted one way today could be interpreted another tomorrow. So... good sig.

You seem unaware that the law is mostly a protest.

There were only two sentences in my paragraph, was it really too hard to read BOTH of them? But, in general, it seems like the sort of thing the news would be all over reporting considering the hysteria over laser pointers and such.

Add a tiny little town in Co. to the list and you're golden!

Please go look up 'typically' in the dictionary and consider how it might apply to statistics.

Isn't management supposed to be in charge of figuring out dollar amounts? Aren't they the ones who are supposed to have the mad communication skills?

Seems to me all they'd need to do is match up address books to make a reasonable guess as to which old and new accounts are whom. Not much different from what Facebook and LinkedIn already do, albeit for "who knows whom". Same principle, tho.

I believe this study came out of Florida after concealed carry became legal there; you can probably find it easily enough -- the gist was that tho lawful carrying of weapons had greatly increased, there were NO resulting cases of either escalations or shootings.