It sounds like I'm in the minority here, but I met a lot of girls on match.com. I even met my wife there. Sure, there was a degree of fake/scammer bullshit, but most of it was really easy to spot. Overall, I don't have a bad thing to say about the service.

I'd chip in as well.

Natalie Portman naked and petrified. Pouring hot grits down your pants.

Yeah, everyone knows the big money is doing hourly work! That's why executives are paid by the hour!

>Evaluating whether or not an applicant actually has the requisite knowledge and skills for the position would require them to actually do their jobs, including understanding (at least at a meta-level) exactly what the position entails and what skills are actually relevant.

That's generally the job of the hiring manager, not the HR drone.

Getting a degree can also demonstrate that one might be able to do whatever busywork a job requires to be successful. The few non-degree people I've hired had problems seeing their projects through to completion.

> The Mac-ites act like St. Steve cured cancer.

I think it's quite obvious he didn't.

There are what, maybe 30 people on earth that give a shit about Hurd at this point?

Your information is woefully out of date. Oracle is where you get Java for OS X, and it's been that way for a couple years.

The newer ones are apparently much easier to work on. I've never had the problems you describe.

No, matte because of the brushed aluminum.

If you used a Mac Pro that did this, it was defective. Mine (early 2009 eight core) hardly makes any noise at all under load.

And one where TomTom's navigation software doesn't exist.

I love kids like you that try to pull the age card while being completely uninformed of the topic at hand. Wozniak is still an Apple employee. It was only is *full time* employment that ended in 1987.

In what way is Apple restricting my use of OS X?