I wouldn't trust a programmer that waxes his balls. If he can't make good decisions involving his nutsack, can he make godo decisions involving language design?
Seems like a perfectly good decision to me. There really is nothing like a shorn scrotum, it's breathtaking; I suggest you try it.
'I also want to stress that this case is not about policing people's freedom to browse the Internet. The materials that were downloaded were not stumbled upon by chance â" these had to be searched for and contained very dangerous information that could have led to an explosive device being built.
Great, so you can't get arrested for browsing the internet, only for searching the internet.
Do any large corporations/companies push AGAINST gay marriage? Or are they either for or quiet?
WalMart and ExxonMobil come to mind (ranked 1 and 2 in Fortune 500, no less). There was a whole thing recently about Target and Best Buy making large campaign contributions to an extremely anti-gay candidate.
There's no technical reason that we would want to create chimeras.
Sure there is, most genetically engineered mouse models (for example) involve a chimeric step in their creation: stem cells with the desired modification are injected into 'donor' blastocysts and implanted into a host female, producing chimeras which are then bred for several generations to create homozygous offspring.
doesn't seem to fit in the realm of truly geekworthy
I think you're supposed to take points off if you know this one.
I used my massive geek intellect to figure it out, though. Using such subtle clues as vague knowledge of when the show ran, the word "forward", and guessing that it probably wasn't Valentine's Day.
And if it were Linux they would have received plans for an elaborate machine gun (released under GPL V2 of course!) and a pile of pig iron and told to "Make it yourself, RTFM noob, its easy!".
What's really sad is that that lame joke is probably older than this guy was.
Not every country is a man either - for example Russia, China and my country all view it as motherland.
Oddly enough, the Russian word for any father-/mother-land is closest to "fatherland" (comes from the word for "father", isn't specifically "land", though), so even when you're talking about "Mother Russia", you'd still call it a "fatherland".
But yeah, grammatical gender probably has a lot to do with it, "Russia" happens to be feminine in Russian. The word for "homeland" is also feminine, but "fatherland" (above) happens to be neuter.
In general, I don't think people spend a lot of time thinking about genders of countries (unless they're in the process of making WWII posters).
It could be a zany rom-com with a dog, a monkey using an abacus, and even fit in the gay angle somehow
Don't be ridiculous, Hollywood would never acknowledge someone being gay in a biopic. Unless of course it's a Big Important Picture about them being gay (could still go that way, it's got the required ending).
Yeah, that's pretty much what I'm talking about.
Sometimes it feels like satire is a lost art.
Here's a small hint: just putting 'horrifically' in front of the thing you're arguing for, does not make for a clever read.
The map shows a route going through there, but no military bases or plants/labs.
Or at least a pretty solid episode of Spooks.
IF you exclude the risk of being infected up the wazoo.
On Pirate Bay? I suppose you could manage that, if you really put your mind to it.
If your doctor wants you to be on the "caveman" diet, you should probably fire them.
I'm not even sure how to differentiate a scammer from a legitimate "give me money for this thing I want" campaign.
It's called 'enlightened self-interest', a much better position than altruism.
I wouldn't trust a programmer that waxes his balls. If he can't make good decisions involving his nutsack, can he make godo decisions involving language design?
Seems like a perfectly good decision to me. There really is nothing like a shorn scrotum, it's breathtaking; I suggest you try it.
security breeches
Is that some kind of Victorian chastity device for men? Sounds unpleasant.
'I also want to stress that this case is not about policing people's freedom to browse the Internet. The materials that were downloaded were not stumbled upon by chance â" these had to be searched for and contained very dangerous information that could have led to an explosive device being built.
Great, so you can't get arrested for browsing the internet, only for searching the internet.
Do any large corporations/companies push AGAINST gay marriage? Or are they either for or quiet?
WalMart and ExxonMobil come to mind (ranked 1 and 2 in Fortune 500, no less). There was a whole thing recently about Target and Best Buy making large campaign contributions to an extremely anti-gay candidate.
I think we're getting to the point where "Kepler detects planet" is just not newsworthy anymore. Even if it's a small planet.
There's no technical reason that we would want to create chimeras.
Sure there is, most genetically engineered mouse models (for example) involve a chimeric step in their creation: stem cells with the desired modification are injected into 'donor' blastocysts and implanted into a host female, producing chimeras which are then bred for several generations to create homozygous offspring.
A perfectly reasonable parsing of the headline is that insect populations are becoming resistant to GM corn.
Do these people also believe that our calendars are predicting the world will end in 9999?
Using computer programs and mathematical formulas
How informative, and here I thought they would use sheet music and baking recipes.
You really think you can find a pro "war on drugs" comment on Slashdot?
I do believe "nerd-rage rant" is the only correct answer to get the full 100%.
doesn't seem to fit in the realm of truly geekworthy
I think you're supposed to take points off if you know this one.
I used my massive geek intellect to figure it out, though. Using such subtle clues as vague knowledge of when the show ran, the word "forward", and guessing that it probably wasn't Valentine's Day.
And if it were Linux they would have received plans for an elaborate machine gun (released under GPL V2 of course!) and a pile of pig iron and told to "Make it yourself, RTFM noob, its easy!".
What's really sad is that that lame joke is probably older than this guy was.
Not every country is a man either - for example Russia, China and my country all view it as motherland.
Oddly enough, the Russian word for any father-/mother-land is closest to "fatherland" (comes from the word for "father", isn't specifically "land", though), so even when you're talking about "Mother Russia", you'd still call it a "fatherland".
But yeah, grammatical gender probably has a lot to do with it, "Russia" happens to be feminine in Russian. The word for "homeland" is also feminine, but "fatherland" (above) happens to be neuter.
In general, I don't think people spend a lot of time thinking about genders of countries (unless they're in the process of making WWII posters).
It could be a zany rom-com with a dog, a monkey using an abacus, and even fit in the gay angle somehow
Don't be ridiculous, Hollywood would never acknowledge someone being gay in a biopic. Unless of course it's a Big Important Picture about them being gay (could still go that way, it's got the required ending).
I expect Ellen Page will be the love interest.
I suppose that's exactly the kind of pedantry my comment invites.
Can't argue with that.