Comment Who cares? (Score 1) 412
Comment Re:Ubuntu One-liner of the Year: 2010 (Score 1) 366
Comment Re:what about... (Score 1) 117
Comment Mine is simpler (Score 2, Interesting) 582
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int O, char **o)
{
int l4, l0, l, I, lO[]= { 444,131131,13031,12721,17871,20202,1111,
20102,18781,666,85558,66066,2222,0 };
for(l4=0;l4<14;++l4){
for((l=l0=lO[l4])&&(l0=-7);
l>4&&(I=2-((l|l>>O)&O));l=l&O?l+(l<<O)+O:l>>I,l0+=I);{
putchar(10+l0);
}
}
return 0;
}
Comment Re:cancer worries (Score 1) 394
1. What makes you think fasting is any more enjoyable than light to moderate exercise? Repeat after me: "Starvation is painful." With exercise you get pain modulation in the form of endorphines. Fasting
2. How are you planning to avoid gaining when going back to your body's set-point caloric intake after fasting for 6 months?
3. The less you eat, the smaller the margins and the higher the risk of not getting the nutrients you need. And no, supplements will not magically fix a deficient diet.
Comment I smell quackery... (Score 1) 394
http://www.quackometer.net/?suspectquack=Dr.+Centeno:
This person may be associated with Quackery.
Comment Re:Reasons I'm Not Reading This (Score 1) 171
5. "balanced"
Comment Locked-in syndrome, a skeptic's take: (Score 2, Informative) 347
Comment DVD-CSS is not encryption (Score 1) 361
It's data scrambling.
Encryption is when the key is sooper sekrit, get it?
Comment Re:NTFS linux driver will always be quirky (Score 1) 484
Thanks. Would mod interesting or insightful.
Comment Re:NTFS linux driver will always be quirky (Score 1) 484
True, I have had zero problems with Windows XP / ntfs and Linux in recent years. But what about Windows 7's ntfs? I've upgraded from XP to Windows 7 and I have found that Ubunut Karmic has problems accessing *some* of the directories on the ntfs-filesystems.
Another thing, will windows 7 "enhance" my external HD's ntfs so that I won't be able to acccess it from Linux? The external HD is mostly a storage/backup disk but I use it occasionally to transfer files to Windows 7.
Comment Re:Dunning–Kruger (Score 1) 928
Actually, don't thank me. Thank Dunning and Kruger man.
Comment Dunning–Kruger (Score 3, Insightful) 928
Reminds me of the cognitive bias known as the Dunning-Kruger effect, which describes how incompetetent individuals overestimate their competence (did anybody say middle manager?) while the truly competent underestimate their competence (aka. depressive realism). Maybe competent women are more vulnerable to depressive realism?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning-Kruger_effect
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depressive_realism
Comment Re:just friends, no facebook, no cloud (Score 1) 262
I think I just came.