i probably will move at some point. But it's a big thing, a big move, not just sort of pack some suitcases and off to the airport we go. you have to find the spot and the people first.
I hope feminists don't become aware of this bit of information in the article. They might use it for the argument that men are on the average dumber than women. It's a lucky thing they're mechanically inept and clueless in other ways so they'll always need us.
This is by no means a positive factor. Like baldness, this is a mutation off the norm; you might call it the 'tard' gene:
"All people carry the gene, but some have a version with a slightly different code, Jirtle said. This variation, he and his colleagues found, correlates with a lower IQ."
It does seem to be a sex linked one, that like baldness, manifests only in males. Actually, baldness is even worse, supposedly, largely (main contributing genes) seem to be inherited from the mother's x to the son and doesn't have much to do with whether the dad is bald or not.
Regarding whether these results would hold up outside of the caucasian ethnicity, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't.
Well, as one person already pointed out, a gas tax like in Europe would be a good start.
The majority has proven that since selfishness prevails, people must sadly be babied into changing their behavior. Sad, but quite evidently true. Changing the price changes consumption, it's a fundamental law; while I've seen some slashnerd inbred bible thumpin retards here post that increasing prices won't stop people's driving habits, this is clearly ridiculous. (Those were the same redneck sacks-of-shit-who-should-be-lined-up-and-shot people claiming that higher gas prices won't stop their purchasing habits for SUV's a few years ago. Quite ridiculous and childish denial isn't it, sure keep up the driving... prices need to rise even higher to temper demand (see economics 101, price stiffness.)).
Well, oil companies are gladly increasing the prices to meet demand. Taxes would do exactly the same as Exxon eagerly offers as well, but at least the money would go back to the public in some way.
and don't trust those scientists either; they are for the most part evil. There are in fact many reasons for Hollywood's evil scientist stereotype; eg.: 1. scientists are generally evil. 2. science doesn't support creationism. 3. "real science" sometimes leads to a lot of screaming, esp. when it's data points to views I disagree with. 4. scientists just want to destroy and bring suffering upon ordinary people, and they think they're so goddamn smart.
Don't forget to add a factor of 2 or so since all that heat released in the office buildings usually (at least in the summer) requires the air conditioning to work that much more.
Anyway, I use the heat factor as an argument so I can leave computer on, idling, in the wintertime, but try to save in otherwise.
This is an opportune time for me to plug my newspeak translator. It can be seriously amusing sometimes reading the world news with this. Really, as primitive of a program as it is, I think it's worth checking out:
Wow, tremendous wit here on/. Never knew that geeks can have such a sense of humor. ---NOT! I'm being highly sarcastic. Your humor flies off the chart on the lame-o-meter. To the above authors: never try to make a joke yourself again; it sucks and you have no sense of humor appreciated outside the extreme nerd group. Thanks.
the group opposes urban sprawl, disputes a war in Iraq, and supports abortion. While these positions may be perfectly legitimate in themselves, they are hardly the product of "rigorous scientific analysis."
Excuse me? how is it not? Please elaborate. There is much to be said about urban sprawls with scientific data and statistics. Regarding the issues of abortion, science and medical studies can also make some statements; I don't know what you are disputing or what your question was regarding scientific analysis and the abortion issue so I will leave it at that.
Based on evidence from the experts (inspectors) (and circumstancial evidence such as forged documents) it was quite evident there were no weapons of ass destruction. (It has even recently come to light that australian soldiers were told the iraqis had no deployable chemical or bioweapons before the war--quite a contrast to the doomsday masks you saw on Fox news while you sat on the couch watching during the iraq war while people in iraq were busy dying.)
Perhaps rather than claiming UCS is biased you should get over your biases rather than bitching about it, you dumb biggot.
Yes, but corporate welfare isn't the solution to Germany's welfare problem.
Western countries need to lower their minimum wage, and, unfortunately, worker's rights and benefits, in order to stop the jobs from moving to places where workers have zero rights and benefits.
For example, a company isn't going to hire liberally unless they also at liberty to lay off/fire at will without having to pay a massive hit. That's part of the reason you have such high unemployment.
I don't see how this is a problem for Microsoft. These guys have a monopoly and whether israel wants to use their software or not is not going to change that. I mean, with 90% marketshare MS is not going to be a dinosaur anytime soon, and if their markeshare keeps growing, that is also not good for MS, since then it would be technically considered a monopoly.
And choosing a non-MS solution does not make one "anti-microsoft"; it simply means you have little use for their products, or a preference for other products.
There are some good old strategy and rpg games out there that i find fun. I've never been too impressed with all the glitz and eyecandy of modern games.
With linux gaming in the state it is (though it is improving) it's good to see dosemu being improved on to the point where it is now better in some respects (more compatible) than emulation under windows. But DOS gaming only fills the current shortcomings.
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maybe this was a karmic arsequake?? does you thinks???
wohooo fp
i probably will move at some point. But it's a big thing, a big move, not just sort of pack some suitcases and off to the airport we go. you have to find the spot and the people first.
you should post this in one of those sexual advice forums. most people here on ./ don't have a clue to what you re talkin about.
for nothin.
Macs are good for toilet surfing, that's it.
that's because nerds/computer geeks are gross.
But I guess intelligence is not one of them...
I hope feminists don't become aware of this bit of information in the article. They might use it for the argument that men are on the average dumber than women. It's a lucky thing they're mechanically inept and clueless in other ways so they'll always need us.
"All people carry the gene, but some have a version with a slightly different code, Jirtle said. This variation, he and his colleagues found, correlates with a lower IQ."
It does seem to be a sex linked one, that like baldness, manifests only in males. Actually, baldness is even worse, supposedly, largely (main contributing genes) seem to be inherited from the mother's x to the son and doesn't have much to do with whether the dad is bald or not.
Regarding whether these results would hold up outside of the caucasian ethnicity, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't.
Yeah baby, whitehouse.cum , that's where the hot ho's'll be at!
Well, as one person already pointed out, a gas tax like in Europe would be a good start.
The majority has proven that since selfishness prevails, people must sadly be babied into changing their behavior. Sad, but quite evidently true. Changing the price changes consumption, it's a fundamental law; while I've seen some slashnerd inbred bible thumpin retards here post that increasing prices won't stop people's driving habits, this is clearly ridiculous. (Those were the same redneck sacks-of-shit-who-should-be-lined-up-and-shot people claiming that higher gas prices won't stop their purchasing habits for SUV's a few years ago. Quite ridiculous and childish denial isn't it, sure keep up the driving... prices need to rise even higher to temper demand (see economics 101, price stiffness.)).
Well, oil companies are gladly increasing the prices to meet demand. Taxes would do exactly the same as Exxon eagerly offers as well, but at least the money would go back to the public in some way.
and don't trust those scientists either; they are for the most part evil. There are in fact many reasons for Hollywood's evil scientist stereotype; eg.:
1. scientists are generally evil.
2. science doesn't support creationism.
3. "real science" sometimes leads to a lot of screaming, esp. when it's data points to views I disagree with.
4. scientists just want to destroy and bring suffering upon ordinary people, and they think they're so goddamn smart.
fourth poosst. wohooo!
No. nobody here is anal enough to care; and let's keep it that way :)
Don't forget to add a factor of 2 or so since all that heat released in the office buildings usually (at least in the summer) requires the air conditioning to work that much more.
Anyway, I use the heat factor as an argument so I can leave computer on, idling, in the wintertime, but try to save in otherwise.
Sauron would work well.
I want a Sauron processor.
what about the church lady? She seems so harmless. Fear her or don't?
http://bl.freeshell.org
Compile the source if you don't trust the bytecode.
In my numerous past experience with gays and dikes, I've found that most of them are very queer.
so you live near a naval base I take it?
Wow, tremendous wit here on /. Never knew that geeks can have such a sense of humor. ---NOT! I'm being highly sarcastic. Your humor flies off the chart on the lame-o-meter. To the above authors: never try to make a joke yourself again; it sucks and you have no sense of humor appreciated outside the extreme nerd group. Thanks.
the group opposes urban sprawl, disputes a war in Iraq, and supports abortion. While these positions may be perfectly legitimate in themselves, they are hardly the product of "rigorous scientific analysis."
Excuse me? how is it not? Please elaborate. There is much to be said about urban sprawls with scientific data and statistics. Regarding the issues of abortion, science and medical studies can also make some statements; I don't know what you are disputing or what your question was regarding scientific analysis and the abortion issue so I will leave it at that.
Based on evidence from the experts (inspectors) (and circumstancial evidence such as forged documents) it was quite evident there were no weapons of ass destruction. (It has even recently come to light that australian soldiers were told the iraqis had no deployable chemical or bioweapons before the war--quite a contrast to the doomsday masks you saw on Fox news while you sat on the couch watching during the iraq war while people in iraq were busy dying.)
Perhaps rather than claiming UCS is biased you should get over your biases rather than bitching about it, you dumb biggot.
Yes, but corporate welfare isn't the solution to Germany's welfare problem.
Western countries need to lower their minimum wage, and, unfortunately, worker's rights and benefits, in order to stop the jobs from moving to places where workers have zero rights and benefits.
For example, a company isn't going to hire liberally unless they also at liberty to lay off/fire at will without having to pay a massive hit. That's part of the reason you have such high unemployment.
how do i join to help defeat the microsoft juggernaut.
I don't see how this is a problem for Microsoft. These guys have a monopoly and whether israel wants to use their software or not is not going to change that. I mean, with 90% marketshare MS is not going to be a dinosaur anytime soon, and if their markeshare keeps growing, that is also not good for MS, since then it would be technically considered a monopoly.
And choosing a non-MS solution does not make one "anti-microsoft"; it simply means you have little use for their products, or a preference for other products.
There are some good old strategy and rpg games out there that i find fun. I've never been too impressed with all the glitz and eyecandy of modern games.
With linux gaming in the state it is (though it is improving) it's good to see dosemu being improved on to the point where it is now better in some respects (more compatible) than emulation under windows. But DOS gaming only fills the current shortcomings.