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> But it is not a language I would choose for answering test questions, unless maybe the grade was proportional to the number of lines of code written

Related to this: At Uni we had a terrible lecturer for our first year C programming courses. We had a team project that none of understood. A few days before the submission, when we didn't have anything that would compile, someone got hold of the marking system. The marking was automatic, and up to 5 of the 25 marks were awarded for the code:comment ratio. We deleted the lines that were causing it to fail to compile, then copy n pasted the whole code below again, but as one giant multi-line comment, securing us a 1:1 code:comment ratio. We got 7/25, 5 of which was for "Legibility and good coding practices".

Looks like the description for one of those Android apps that doesn't know Google punishes keyword lists

Then you could cremate the tree and use it's ashes to grow another

Doesn't the NSA have all of the GPS tracking data for all of the smart phones on the plane?

Is text always guaranteed to be SFW?

I'd pronounce that Wooster

Tourists from the USA in the UK always sounds funny when pronouncing place names that have "ham" in them. The UK English way of saying these place names is Buckingum and Birmingum, not BuckingHam and BirmingHam.

Or wee cood just mayk Inglish spelin roolz mor sensibl. But ov cors wee wood aw af too agree too yooz th Ampsheer aksent, or I coodnt reed it.

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Switch to Rdio or whatever other competitor fills the void

Care to elaborate?

I'm more surprised about this:

> 23% thought an “MP3″ was a “Star Wars” robot. It is actually an audio file.

I'm sure most people don't know what an MP3 actually is, but I would have thought that they would know it's music related. I remember a teacher shouting "Is that an MP3 I see in your pocket?!" and having to answer yes rather than face the far worse consequences of correcting a teacher.

My friend pointed out:

"When pressing the right arrow key, the digits at the bottom are spinning really fast apart from the most significant numbers at the front and the 3rd digit from the right which, curiously, slowly counts backwards without missing any digit"

> his decidedly strange public statement just hours ago

I'm interested, what was this statement? Thanks

Or the same need to make it a top priority

At the other end of the spectrum, one of the teachers at my old school used to turn up at 8:30 and leave at 15:30. She used to put a video on, and then hand out worksheets to fill in whilst she marked the worksheets from the class before. Terrible teacher, luckily I only had her for a few weeks.

Perhaps they have a stronger Monocular Depth Cues part of the brain to make up for it

Do you lose the karma points that you gained from that answer?

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Amazing

Could mean Annual Compliance Questionnaire... http://www.acronymfinder.com/ACQ.html

I am concerned that I am a hypochondriac, and I don't want to waste the (UK NHS) doctors valuable time. I usually end up waiting too long and going in with more serious symptoms than I if I had gone in earlier. Then again I often go in and get told to go away. What is it called when you worry that you are a hypochondriac?

Difficult sentence, but I got there in the end :-)

If you are talking about Pizza, yes, If you are talking about headaches, no.

If you were ill and worried that a political rival might take the chance to over throw you, you could publish photos of you looking fine, doing dictator stuff, and they'd never know...

GCHQ. It was only a Google away...

I don't know about Amazon, but Microsoft pays you in credit for Azure when they have outages

Agreed, but looking at the answers to the question here, the wrong answers are just as present

That is not the correct origin of Doge http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/doge

PS it's pronounced Dohj

It would be good if the 5tgb and 6yhn keys were repeated either side for us psuedo-touchtypers. (Hasn't Apple got a software patent for a similar thing?)

EDIT: also F5

Seeing as lots of that hashing power probably comes from ASICs and FPGAs, if anything it's more of a waste of Silicon that computing power, as without Bitcoin there probably isn't much use for all that hashing power...