"a scientist kept a moon rock for 35 years without ever doing any research on it"
He should have just submitted a paper on "The efficacy of lunar rocks in preventing the unwanted dispersion of piles of paper left next to desktop fans"
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Way to make fiends and influence people ! You go, girl !
The rest of us just couldn't believe the article didn't say 'consumers will have to go through a tortuous opt-out process to stop Netflix releasing their rental data'.
Paris, cos she knows *all about* having your video history made public
Indeed, only an idiot would have
1) taken all the emergency gear out,
2) bought Coors Light, and
3) (according to the linked news site) "climbed into the cab of his Toyota Tacoma Monday night in Nome to see how far a road winding to the north would take him" in ALASKA !!! at the end of FRIKKIN NOVEMBER !!!!
(IMHO !) Jewish culture has caused Jewish people to always define themselves as separate to, and different from, everyone else.
Sadly, history has shown that this is a double-edged sword : a large number of people over many centuries have reacted by seeing Jewish people as separate to, and different from, 'the rest of us', and we all know about the appalling consequences.
This app seems to be a modern manifestation of that "we're not like you" mentality, so I definitely support its removal, cos it does nothing but promote racism in both directions.
Now let's all get drunk and play ping-pong.
"In Kent, scanned case notes relating to children were found on Facebook."
To me, a 'loss' is something that happens accidentally. Can anyone explain exactly how someone might *accidentally* do that ?
I can only think that you would have to scan a load of casenotes for some legitimate reason, save them in the same folder as the pics of your latest weekend pissup, then upload the entire folder but don't bother looking at the output because you're too busy rushing out to pick up the latest copy of 'Hello' magazine.
If I could include two icons, there'd be a 'Facepalm' too.
I think it was the abrasive tone, rather than the content, that made the previous article so badly received - maybe Mr Connor needs to brush up on his diplomacy skills. I mean, in my line of work (application support) I frequently want to say to customers
WERE YOU BORN A F***ING MORON OR WERE YOU JUST REPEATEDLY DROPPED ON THE HEAD AS A SMALL CHILD ? EITHER WAY, READ THE F***ING MANUAL AND STOP WASTING MY F***ING TIME !!!!!!!
- but I find I get less negative feedback when I tone it down a bit.
<i>"First Minister Carwyn Jones ...prefers ".wales" to ".cymru", in order to appeal to businesses internationally"</i>
You see, that's where Germany has gone wrong, with their .de suffix. How can they possibly expect English speakers to cope with the fact that other countries call themselves *some weird name* in *another language* ? No wonder they're an economic backwater.
A fine rant, sir, with the best of motives; however, I do believe that Mr McCoatover was satirically emulating the style of a rugby player*, rather than speaking from the heart. It will be some time yet afore the Mail Morlocks infest the catacombs of El Reg.
*or more likely, a fan of the round ball, for we all know that rugby is a thug's game played by gentlemen, whilst football is a gentleman's game played by thugs.
Paris, for she (I am told) enjoys a good solid tackle.
...let's use a small percentage of the world's GDP to build some spaceships, and GET THE FLICK OUTTA HERE !!!!
(No point in all of us going obviously, as wherever we run to is just as likely to get zapped at some point... we'll put the Human Resources and Accountancy departments on the First Ark)
Please google* 'swamp boat images' and 'hovercraft images' and compare.
All swamp boats and most hovercraft have a huge fan (sometimes two) in the same place on the vehicle.
It's like saying that a Robin Reliant has a one-wheel-at-front-two-wheels-at-back configuration, just like a jet aircraft. It's not like saying that a Robin Reliant IS a jet aircraft, so please stop looking for technical mistakes where none exist.
*other search engines do exist.
However, you sir obviously have considerably more grey matter between your ears than most of the poulation. Your average lunghead would almost certainly take anything on Facebook (or the News O' T' Screws, or the Daily Heil) at face value.
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." --George Carlin
Paris, cos, well, duuh.
...I was at a pub quiz recently, & one of the questions was "What does the abbreviation POS mean, in teenage internet chatrooms ?" - and no-one in the room knew, myself included.
So for everyone's enlightenment & future knowledge... "Parent Over Shoulder"
(Just don't let the *little darlings* know that you know)
Are you not talking at cross-purposes here ?
If you *invent* a new product and are unaware that someone else has already done it, you could still reasonably claim that you had no way of knowing that you were infringing their patent.
Surely that is considerably different from picking up someone else's product, *copying* it, and then saying 'oh it didn't have a patent number on it so we assumed it wasn't patented' ... n'est-ce pas ?
Six months ago I would have totally agreed with you regarding Prof. C, but after reading 'Towers of Deception' by by Barrie Zwicker I've seen him in a totally different light (like most of the 'mainstream media', Chomsky totally accepts that 9/11 happened exactly as the Bush administration told us... nothing to see here, move along). Essential reading for anyone who thought Chomsky was the scourge of the media.
Not anonymous, cos *they* (the MIBs, not the Chomskybois) probably have ways of knowing who I am anyway...so if 'Jimbo 6' never posts on El Reg again, avenge my death !