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Comment Re:Poor couple. (Score 3, Interesting) 70

Adultery is a crime in Virginia.

  18.2-365. Adultery defined; penalty.
Any person, being married, who voluntarily shall have sexual intercourse with any person not his or her spouse shall be guilty of adultery, punishable as a Class 4 misdemeanor.

Not sure about other states.

Comment Re:Is "devastated" really the term to describe the (Score 1) 60

But trying to figure it out, what was her issue?

No doubt a number of factors.

But, and I know this won't be a popular opinion here in the liberal land of Slashdot, but I think a liberal (in the new sense of the word) education played a big part. She used the ultra-left's language ("that's my privilege"). I'm sure that included plenty of material about how cops are evil and bad and whatever else, and she treated them accordingly. And of course, her complete entitlement mentality, the foundation of leftist politics.

Beyond that, probably parents that didn't beat her ass and/or tell her no enough, if at all.

Nobody calling her out on her bullshit, as and before it escalated.

And let's not forget, like most women, just won't fucking listen. And I'm no incel. My wife has the same fucking problem. Doesn't understand why I get upset when tell her I want Klondike ice cream sandwiches and she brings home Klondike ice cream bars. No sweetie, they're not the same fucking thing!

Comment Re:Dystopia this isn't (Score 1) 77

Leaving out all the details leading up to this point (unless you really want to hear them), I was thinking just the other day about a (fictional) situation where I was gone for some period of time, about a year or so, and came home to find my wife with a boyfriend and how would have to shoot him dead right where he stood, without so much as saying a word, and then turn around and leave.

Yeah. That's how I feel about cheaters.

Comment Re:I believe what they want is "software engineeri (Score 1) 101

The problem is that "software development" is a trade, and trades do not live in the realm of academia. Computer science does.

The issue is that there was insufficient reaction to the development that programming could do more than solve problems and explore mathematical theories ; it could be used to develop APPLICATIONS, used by "ordinary" (not academic) people to do useful, everyday work. Instead of reacting properly to that, the powers that be let things slide and "coding applications" became a thing in a dept that wasn't equipped to teach that, and they didn't evolve to teach the trade of software development.

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