[quote user="alphadogg"]and you don't have any copyright or ownership of the word "aspie" or "Asperger's". It's pretty common on many forums and sufferers like yourself are prevalent on tech forums who tend to make assholes of themselves by assuming too much.[/quote] Morbs isn't an aspie. The ...

[quote user="snoofle"]You can almost hear the Looney Tunes theme playing... [/quote] I prefer to picture a Benny Hill fast forward sequence.

[quote user="Lorne Kates"] Both. I'm giving Blakey a hard time. But in all seriousness, this is quite possible THE perfect example of when cursor-in-screenshot would have been appropriate.  It is quite literally a screen shot where the main bit of information being conveyed is the position of the on screen ...

[quote user="lettucemode"] [quote user="Ben L."] No you don't. Dereferencing a nil pointer will crash your program with a nice stack trace. [/quote] What if I don't want my program to crash because it dereferences nil pointers? I have to check that the pointer's not nil before I use it. Why am I checking ...

[quote user="MiffTheFox"] You can't take a Linux binary across different distro families, what makes you think you can take it to a Linux from a completely non-Unix system? [/quote] That's not really true. It depends on what your dependencies are. Lots of binaries are deployed to all sorts of distros.

[quote user="blakeyrat"] [quote user="Lorne Kates"] Starve like every other artist trying to make it big? [/quote] That sucks. We as a society can't do any better than that? [/quote] What would we do? Like any other endeavor, if you can't convince anyone to give you money for something, why should we be forced ...

[quote user="eViLegion"]Yeah... variation exists. I never said it didn't, I just pointed out that you can still make valid points about variable data. You haven't managed to refute that, but instead have told me that I don't understand you.[/quote] I agree that there are valid points to be made with variable data. I never ...

[quote user="eViLegion"] Observation that you're an expert doesn't make you an expert; expertise does. A person is an expert, or not, regardless of their level of TV exposure. Why should an expert need to be seen to be an expert? [/quote] Because simply "being an expert" doesn't bring in clients with capital to ...

[quote user="serguey123"] Even though the risk of any of that happening is really low? [/quote] I look both ways whenever I cross a street, even though some streets I cross rarely have any cars coming, and even when they do, I can usually hear them. So the probability of me being struck if I just started walking is really low. Does ...

[quote user="CodeNinja"] I mean, I get it when they say, "The PC industry is dying because Smartphones and Tablets!" Ok, sure, I have both a Smartphone, which I love, and a Tablet, with which I have a somewhat more rocky relationship. Tablets have their places, of course, and when it's used as a media consumption device it ...