Omnipitidipity, to coin a fnord.

I get it, just like everything else, it will be fair and impartial. The FCC just let Comcast buy NBC, so clearly they could do no evil. OK sure I feel so much better... We can always trust laws to prevent unfairness and everyone will happy with what the money decides.

They never overheated, and didn't require coolant.

Its even more cost effective than advertising or anti trust and its been legalized by congress who are all bought and paid for with voters. Democracy really gets shareholders their money's worth. Citizens cough it up here since they don't spend enough on taxes. WE MUST MAKE THIEVES PAY MORE THAN THEY STEAL OR THEY WON'T STOP. Don't enable corporate or legislative scum balls.

...Its guaranteed to virtually pay for virtually everything with virtual money! Wooohooo!

...because if they were, then we'd really have to worry....about.....the unemployed.

Another brilliant idea! For those who have never seen a triage tag: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Deconference-2002-triage-tag.jpg

The four color-coded groups at the bottom determine how long you can wait for treatment.

So think about doing this online:

Triage: Sir, are you breathing?

Patient: No, I am not.

Triage: Sir, do you have a pulse?

Patient: No, I do not.

Triage: Please print out the tag, select "Morgue," and tie it to your wrist. A hearse will be by to pick you up shortly.

Patient: Zombie gets ride in car . . . with braaainns!

Unless Nietzsche was right, yes.

(squinting eyes) .....looks like poop! (sniffing it) ....Smells like poop! (chewing) ....tastes like poop! (righteous glory)....Good thing I didn't Step in It!

Up your nose with a rubber hose ~Ubu Roi

....and yet its easier to get screwed on eBay!!

But its easier to find pimps on ebay

Unemployment is out of control and NOBODY in their right mind is gonna ask to go to a conference with all of the hungry competition out there. Conferences are gonna have to chill until after we have a domestic prosperity that justifies titties and beer at the casino.

If there were so many resources squandered over a decade then the loss should have been apparent immediately. Since this fellow adequately managed the school districts IT resources all of this time, then clearly he should be the best judge of the demand. And since he works for executives and a school board that are responsible for the oversight of all resources, then either Seti@Home had little or no noticeable impact on the operations, or else it would have been an issue in a few weeks. To say that after 10 years of complete oblivion that now suddenly, this is grounds for dismissing a 10 year veteran, is total and complete political bull pucky. These ego-maniacal incompetent power trippers are simply embarrassed at the fact that they were completely clueless about their school districts involvement in something clearly present in any search engine: Their network listed as the number one seti@home support. Clearly this is an educational usage, was not an embezzlement of resources, and contributed to a very credible UC Berkeley experiment. One must bear in mind that when Seti@Home was first released that its appeal was how it functioned as an internet wide application that utilizes unused CPU headroom. That concept does pertain to IT management of resources, irregardless of merit of alien white noise. I think these jokers showed exactly how clueless you have to be in order to fix a decade long IT problem by firing the guy who demonstrated that its clearly not a problem.

By fighting over the fact that the courts cant decide what to do about retarded laws and the scoundrels that scavenge there. Welcome to corporate ethics.