Yostivanich

That does some really stu­pid and eco­nom­i­cally stupid.

Com­cast shuts down a pay­ing cus­tomer with­out even noti­fy­ing him.

Just FYI DRM bites if the com­pany decides to turn off their DRM servers.

Go fig­ure.

I agree why don’t air­lines just charge me what they need to charge me and be done with, instead of nickel and dim­ing me every minute with more fees.

Obama’s only pub­lic speech given dur­ing his tour of Europe and the Mid­dle East.

Com­ments can and are use­full but why over­load you code with com­ments that don’t add any­thing, when your code could add even more.

“‘Really at the heart of my con­cern is that we shouldn’t wait for a defin­i­tive study to come out, but err on the side of being safe rather than sorry later,’ Dr. Her­ber­man told The Asso­ci­ated Press.” Really that crazy sci­ence thing, let’s ignore that.

This looks cool, experts debat­ing dif­fer­ent topics.

Right.

I under­stand the rea­son behind assur­ing that the stu­dent tak­ing the class is the one com­plet­ing a test or assign­ment but this does seem a huge inva­sion of privacy.

Anti­science is worth anything.

This is funny, so read and laugh if you like physics that is.

“The cur­rent round of “cat­a­stro­phe” has been a cat­a­stro­phe for a rel­a­tively small num­ber of peo­ple whose influ­ence over the gen­eral econ­omy is vastly over­stated. And over-measured, using cur­rent eco­nomic tools.” Makes sesnse to me.