I still find discussing ideas in english a lot more painful than in my native language.
My native language is English and I find discussing ideas with my coworkers and boss painful too.
character name is "Comic Book Guy"
His name is Jeff Albertson, you insensitive AC!
Only if it's ASCII.
Less than 10 a day? Slashdot users really are old.
Of course we don't text much, we're too busy telling people to get off our lawns!
If you must play this game(and you don't) please pirate it. Please.
Personally, I think it sends a stronger message to tell the company "your product isn't even worth pirating" than to establish that there is in fact demand for it despite the issues.
Unfortunately they misheard "suspend copyright" as "suspsend common sense" and thought it was a great idea.
If you're looking for something that works (almost) everywhere in Canada check out 7-11. I have yet to end up somewhere there wasn't coverage; they use the Rogers towers. Unfortunately they don't offer unlimited voice, just data and texting. Our current plan is unlimited texting and 200 minutes of Canada-wide talk time for $25/mo.
Normally yes, but the movie will counteract this issue by having some pointy-eared guy create a singularity of sorts and reboot the universe as we know it.
It went fairly well until I pulled out the slide rule.
So true. mod this up!
Okay.
Better yet: don't report a security hole you discover and follow up by trying it again without consent.
More seriously, try board games! My wife isn't much of a video gamer, but board games were a huge hit with her. Look at things like Agricola, Ticket to Ride, Pandemic, Carcassonne, and Settlers of Catan. They reward analytical thinking like video games do, so you won't be bored, I promise.
This is exactly what I did with my wife. I couldn't get her to play video games with me so I started playing board games with her instead. I like playing games and I like spending time with her so it was win-win.
Civil disobedience can be active or passive; the defining trait is that it is done with the intention of forcing a change. It generally involves being ready to accept the repercussions of one's actions as well. Rosa Parks is the best example I can come up with right now. She knew what what happen if she refused to give up her seat but she chose to take a stand anyway.
Just generate them algorithmically. For example, your base password could be 12345 and you would just append the name of the site to it. Slashdot’s password would become 12345slashdot, your email password would become 12345email, etc. As long as you don't share your base password or the particulars of your algorithm there’s much less to remember and you benefit from having unique passwords across all the sites you visit.
"The one charm of marriage is that it makes a life of deception a neccessity." - Oscar Wilde
