What's a 'nagger'? I think he meant 'n.i.g.g.e.r'. It's a terrible word, that has historically been used to denigrate a group of people as less than human. Because of this, some people arbitrarily define its use as hate speech. But, "hate speech" is also being used to label any type of information that specific groups, mostly on the left, disagree with, in an attempt to apply censorship. This has muddied the waters, and has actually been counterproductive to those pushing for hate speech laws.
[edit] Oh, I see why you typed "nagger" now. Slashdot has a "lameness filter" that keeps you from posting if you actually spell the word out. Really, I doubt this lameness filter does much of anything, considering the number of lame, n-word related posts we see here on a regular basis. Whatevs
It depends on your metric. If you're considering fossil fuel consumption, public transportation is the winner. If you're thinking about personal time spent getting to where you want to go, a private vehicle is likely more efficient.
If it ever became debilitating, I would consider this. But, as you stated, many people live life germ-agnostic. I'm aware of this and, as such, am able to conscientiously suppress my germaphobic tendencies. I still shake hands, touch the gas pump handle, and push the cart at the grocery store. But, after doing these things, I have a mental... flag that's set, with the imperative that I need to wash my hands at the earliest convenience. Until that flag is cleared, I won't touch my face or food.
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Yeah, damn! I see what you mean. So unnecessarily difficult.
Aren't all Windows updates free? Why did they go out of their way to call this one "free"? Are future updates not going to be free?
(I'm a Linux user, in an all-Linux household, so I admit I could be mistaken/ignorant.)
No, actually, climate change makes your breath fresher. But, you're not going to hear that from the MSM!
An astute observation. You're one smart motherfucker!
What's a 'nagger'? I think he meant 'n.i.g.g.e.r'. It's a terrible word, that has historically been used to denigrate a group of people as less than human. Because of this, some people arbitrarily define its use as hate speech. But, "hate speech" is also being used to label any type of information that specific groups, mostly on the left, disagree with, in an attempt to apply censorship. This has muddied the waters, and has actually been counterproductive to those pushing for hate speech laws.
[edit] Oh, I see why you typed "nagger" now. Slashdot has a "lameness filter" that keeps you from posting if you actually spell the word out. Really, I doubt this lameness filter does much of anything, considering the number of lame, n-word related posts we see here on a regular basis. Whatevs
"Bear case"? "Bulls"? I feel like I'm sitting at a table, drinking fancy, pretentious brands of whiskey with a bunch of douche bag stock traders.
Oh, no wait. I guessed it! You were on a Chinese space station, right?
Please. Name the place, or you're full of crap.
Shouldn't that be "Engrish Siri"?
Exactly. They complied with Brammer's cease and desist, and then he sued them. What a dick. Glad he lost.
I have also never been diagnosed, but
Did you grow up in a bowling alley?
http://pidgin-encrypt.sourceforge.net/
Wow. Take a nap.
Both are low-end processors from Intel. Beyond that, I really have no idea. I'm keeping my geek card, though.
If you RTFA, Subarus are not supported. Interestingly, the system is only able to support up to 10 bumper stickers.
Or, maybe DJ Trump's The Art of the Deal
Nice. I think Xi Jinping is taking lessons from Little Rocket Man.
You have a very low opinion of your driving ability.
It was on Slashdot a year ago, almost to the day.
It depends on your metric. If you're considering fossil fuel consumption, public transportation is the winner. If you're thinking about personal time spent getting to where you want to go, a private vehicle is likely more efficient.
Wow. I bet everyone loves you at dinner parties.
What does net neutrality have to do with that?
Quite literally, I would suspect.
If it ever became debilitating, I would consider this. But, as you stated, many people live life germ-agnostic. I'm aware of this and, as such, am able to conscientiously suppress my germaphobic tendencies. I still shake hands, touch the gas pump handle, and push the cart at the grocery store. But, after doing these things, I have a mental... flag that's set, with the imperative that I need to wash my hands at the earliest convenience. Until that flag is cleared, I won't touch my face or food.