Don't forget that your life is permanently ruined and no one will ever see you as anything but a pedophile since the news that it was just a virus doesn't make for a good enough story as "Police bust a pedophile" does.
Except people who get caught don't turn to good, they generally get thrown in the prison system for years where they grow even more contempt for humanity than they did before.
The German version of TF2 is censored; the blood is removed and the gibs (chucks of body parts flying around when people get blown up) have been replaced with rubber ducks, unicycles, springs, gears, and hamburgers.
In related news, the prototypes seem to die immediately after they see someone utter the following phrase: "Dear aunt, let's set so double the killer delete select all"
So if someone is fired from their job for being addicted to drugs or alcohol, for being obese, for watching porn or chatting online at the office, then I think it's perfectly acceptable. I say this even though I am guilty of two of these offenses myself.
If you only do/are two of those, you aren't at Slashdot. (I kid, I kid)
I doubt it's not so much as the size of the team, as the size of the userbase. Like you said, it's probably due to many people submitting so many bug reports, that they just get frustrated, but it's also probably due to things like arrogant users who act like everyone should listen to them first no matter what, and just the size of the userbase in general. I mean, I can imagine it must be frustrating trying to get something done when a large group of people is depending on you and your team to make it work, it must be very stressful.
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...machine malfunction, or the printers not printing out the correct things?
Maybe that explains why I'm always fighting chairs in Castlevania...
Don't forget that your life is permanently ruined and no one will ever see you as anything but a pedophile since the news that it was just a virus doesn't make for a good enough story as "Police bust a pedophile" does.
Except people who get caught don't turn to good, they generally get thrown in the prison system for years where they grow even more contempt for humanity than they did before.
I think Germany got the better version.
You say there's a time where something can't be solved with more fire? You traitor! Burn the witch!
Oh, so it'll be Mono based. Nice to know.
Thanks for your research on this subject.
For tonights' homework, however, I want you to write a paper on paragraphs.
Good poll, but where is the CowboyNeal option?
In related news, the prototypes seem to die immediately after they see someone utter the following phrase:
"Dear aunt, let's set so double the killer delete select all"
Don't you worry about patents. Let me worry about blank.
Understatement of the year brought to you by Slashdot.
Wow, you weren't kidding when you said you wanted crap...
Why would everyone need a chip to run something they won't use?
Are we allowed to use those arguments we learned when the dupe comes round, or do we have to wait until 2010?
You must be new here.
If you only do/are two of those, you aren't at Slashdot. (I kid, I kid)
Texas! A place where Stormtroopers can hunt in peace!
Except: You're a consumer, while Microsoft is huge multi-billion company.
I doubt it's not so much as the size of the team, as the size of the userbase. Like you said, it's probably due to many people submitting so many bug reports, that they just get frustrated, but it's also probably due to things like arrogant users who act like everyone should listen to them first no matter what, and just the size of the userbase in general. I mean, I can imagine it must be frustrating trying to get something done when a large group of people is depending on you and your team to make it work, it must be very stressful.
I would take you up on that offer, but online gambling is illegal in the US.
NetHack?
It's not that people don't like to read, it's just they don't like to read TFA.
You obviously don't browse the comments at -1.
That does.