*facepalm*

um..

Also - if the car wouldn't turn off or shift into neutral when he was moving, how did he turn it off/drop it out of gear when he stopped it through mashing the pedal? Did it magically let him turn the key then? He's just a crying retard.

up-hill - both ways!

I tried to change mine to Doctor Rhys - no such luck.

Considering the circumstances, I'd say yes, you still would be. (sorry).

Where there's a will there's a way. Especially with year 9 students and porn I would think.

I never have mod points when I need them! I would just waste them on piss funny stuff like that anyway, I guess.

The TB settings on the earlier Core chips were much more conservative.

Intel want to stay inside the rated TDP of the chip, but overclocking increases power consumption. However, unlike the older i7 series these newer chips can cut their usage down to nearly nothing when idle. As such they have more headroom for clock frequency increases.

It's strange. Eternal weekends start to get boring after a while. You start running out of stuff to do. Then you don't do anything. Then a month down the line, you wonder what just happened to the month before.

Having a job isn't simply about money. It's also about the accomplishment, and feeling accomplished. Some people loathe their jobs. That's unfortunate. But for those who do something they like doing, that they feel is worthwhile doing, the money's just icing on the cake. Or it's really, an extra bonus for what they'd be doing for free anything.

What happens to people on an eternal weekend after a while is an accelerated mid-life crisis. Life itself becomes meaningless.

As to answer the question myself, I probably wouldn't code if I didn't have to. I have other interests and hobbies that I'd be interested in pursuing. It's nothing terribly grand, mind you, just things that I'd rather be doing that's not coding.

Yeah, I was tooootttally going to buy it in the shop before, but now I'll just have to pirate it.

Considering the size of the operation, it'd be stupid to store it at a low DPI. No way would they - think of things like google earth, youtube, obviously the storage is cheap enough in the bigger picture.

I'd be a bit surprised if they could keep your kids address records properly ($50 its in an excel worksheet?) Let alone data-mine heart rate monitors to match to insurance quotes in 10 years.

Don't make me choose between the internet and bonzibuddy.