The reason for this is probably that math is high stress occupation
Stressful... like airplane pilots, air traffic controllers, soldiers, cops, and firefighters? Or stressful... like daycare workers, teachers, and charitable organizations?
1. HEYA. Leisure Suit Larry never allowed minors to play the game, by asking trivia questions that only adults would know, like:
"Who lost a daughter but gained a 'meathead?'"
Of course, make the user type in the answer, instead of giving multiple choice.
2. KNOWYA. Only allow new users recommended by existing users. Secure the recommendation process, like asking for confirmation using carrier pigeons with one-time pads.
Amusingly, cognitive dissonance theory predicts that psychologists will rationalize their error and insist that it doesn't invalidate their conclusions. I didn't realize that Obama, Hillary, and McCain were psychologists.
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Tim Russert was always interesting to watch on TV.
He came the closest to asking the follow-up questions that everyone wanted to throw back at the politicians.
This story should have had more prominence on the Slashdot front page.
Real patriots understand why we must defend these rights, even at the cost of our lives
Don't worry. They will be thanking us soon.
In other news, Earth is now considered an earthoid, Neptune a neptoid, and Venus a venoid.
Nothin' says lovin' like Martian soil in the oven!
This is going to mess up so many games of Paper, Rock, and Scissors.
The biggest reason to use FF3: they finally fixed the stupid memory leaks.
The cavemen buried those bacteria for a reason! You have no idea what you've unleashed!
It even has tab-completion!
Sounds like the Scifi version of Forever Eden.
Was this photo for Google Jungle Views?
They're just 12th-level geocachers.
Of the founders, many were able to cash out early and/or achieve later online success
Boo.com, an online clothing retailer that burned through $125 million in funding
Why isn't Congress holding hearings on this? Why aren't they going after Big Computer, or Big Interweb?
That's a better summation of the argument.
You just pumped... the server up!
Is this an advertised feature of Gmail?
Stressful... like airplane pilots, air traffic controllers, soldiers, cops, and firefighters? Or stressful... like daycare workers, teachers, and charitable organizations?
I think you just came up with Google's next new service.
Or start writing code vertically in an East Asian character set.
Back in the day, we used to say "profit from" instead of "monetize".
That is technically correct, which--of course--is the best kind of correct!
"I am in possession of a proof that humans evolved from apes, but alas, there is insufficient space in this margin to elucidate."
Sounds about as effective as randomly testing software.
1. HEYA. Leisure Suit Larry never allowed minors to play the game, by asking trivia questions that only adults would know, like:
"Who lost a daughter but gained a 'meathead?'"
Of course, make the user type in the answer, instead of giving multiple choice.
2. KNOWYA. Only allow new users recommended by existing users. Secure the recommendation process, like asking for confirmation using carrier pigeons with one-time pads.
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