Even better would have been Mr. Wizard.

And I suppose PASCAL is better? It's always preached top-down programming but effectively forced people to write their programs bottom-up. Not only that, but for many years there was no standard I/O package because it wasn't originally designed to be compiled or run; just checked over by the class's instructor.

Considering that that ink is made from grape skins, I find that rather hard to believe. Do you have any citations for that, or are you just quoting some wacko conspiracy theorist?

They're raw earning potential is around 35,000 a year higher minimum.

I may not be a college graduate, but at least I know that the word you want is spelled "their," not "they're."

Unless they happen to be in your basement or having dinner with you right at that time.

Or, of course, you don't have any children/grandchildren to worry about.

I like to call this type of thinking the Bullwinkle Syndrome: This time, for sure!

By the way, can you help me with that stupid GNOME taskbar across the top of my screen? It looks almost as retarded as a Macintoss. I want it on the BOTTOM, where the taskbar belongs!

I sure can: don't use GNOME. It's as simple as that. Use KDE, Xfce (my favourite) Enlightenment or any of the other available DEs. Unlike Windows, Linux is all about choice. If you don't like how one DE works, there are lots of others to try.

I don't remember DID switches but I do remember having to set jumpers in order to make changes.

I've been using hearing aids for a decade or so, and saying that they're way overpriced for most of that time. Of course, I get mine through the VA at no cost because my hearing loss is Service Connected but I still believe that they're overpriced for all of the people who actually have to pay.

I'm LADA caused by indirect exposure to Agent Orange and I need to eat 45 to 60 grams of carb three times a day. That doesn't sound like low carb, does it?

TFA doesn't just talk about solar power it also talks about wind power. Thus, as long as the sun shines and/or the wind blows, the area can power itself from those renewables. Yes, there will always be times that they'll need power from other sources, but in the long run they'll need far less now than before.

I'm similar, but in my case I can see the resemblance between one actor and another. It's not that I mistake the two, it's just that I see the way one man's face is the same shape as the other's, or whatever. And when I comment about it, it's often hard to get somebody else to see what I mean, probably because they're looking for a more obvious resemblance than what I'm seeing.

Just before voting I changed my mind and vote because I realized that I couldn't honestly vote that they all suck because I've never been a member of any of them and don't want to. I have no interest in social media, especially when I see people wasting hours every day following them. I, at least, have better things to do than obsess on what other strangers are saying and doing especially when they're talking about things I don't give a damn about.

Not just that, but all this really started with the GI Bill and Veteran's benefits -- free gov't money.

Clearly you don't understand that when somebody signs up for a hitch in the Armed Forces their contract includes, among other things, various benefits to be paid later, including the GI Bill and a number of other things lumped together as Veteran's Benefits. It's not free money, every last one of us earned it, often by putting our asses on the line.

That's the potential for another 701 million deaths in the U.S. alone...

That'd be rather difficult considering that the population of the US was only 331,449,281 as of April 1, 2020. You might want to consider turning down the hysteria somewhat.