It has no bearing on patenting beer, the sky or sex, which ought to be covered by other rules (novelty and non-obviousness to start, but also the fact that they naturally exist).
This is slashdot. I'm prettty sure beer exists, but what are those other two things?
Somewhere within the unspeakable darkness of the 97 layers of nested tables lurks some evil thing that causes it to trim about the last 3 letters of each line when printed. Lame lame lame.
the actual name of the country (Magyarország). The english language butchers quite a few country/city names.
No it doesn't. Fact is that the polacks, bohunks, krauts and such like (don't get me started about the cwmbrogi or whatever it is the sheepshaggers call themselves) who don't even know the proper names for where they live. Thick as pigshit. I mean FFS, if France can get it right, anybody can.
Flaming a poster who can't write for toffee is one thing. I know it pisses some people off, though I for one think it can be quite amusing if done the right way.
But this is the article we're talking about. Someone who claims the position & title of editor should act like an editor. That includes checking the facts and the grammar.
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These have been around for years. Slow news day?
Invite her to live with you, you rotten selfish bastard. Unless she smells of piss, in which case don't.
Save it for December already!
New car, swimming pool, whatever. Neighbors always try to outdo each other.
So, situation 100% normal.
Somewhere within the unspeakable darkness of the 97 layers of nested tables lurks some evil thing that causes it to trim about the last 3 letters of each line when printed. Lame lame lame.
He's still a pencil-necked plagiarising froggy twat. Kick him while he's down, I say.
Nope, I'd rather be person than a unit of time and I'm sure as heck not walking anywhere to become one.
What does netcraft say?
Lucky this wasn't posted by Roland Piquepaille. I've just got a new irony meter and I'd hate to have it burnt out.
Fuck off, Roland. You're a plagiarising twat and everybody hates you and your blog.
... and that few doesn't include Roland Piquepaille.
We were just talking about Roland...
But this is the article we're talking about. Someone who claims the position & title of editor should act like an editor. That includes checking the facts and the grammar.
So presumably they'd have no objection to a clause being inserted that states precisely that.
Perhaps you just shouldn't comment on subjects if you don't know about them?
Makes you wonder though. Even if the submitter is a semi-literate oaf, you'd expect the editor to catch an obvious mistake like that. Wouldn't you?