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Two implications are evident:
1) it's not fair
2) you are a pervert
(rim-shot)
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Perversion is in the eye of the beholder.
You'll never get very far if all you do is follow instructions.
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Am I the only one impressed he 'hangs out' through an open fly?
- Stubby
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Never thought about it. By-the-way where is the mind bleach.
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You read a thread by 'Blue Waffle' and you've a problem with my comment?
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Not a problem with your post, just a problem with the image.
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Three hours trial and error (and running up and down the stairs) before giving up on trying to share a drive over the network.
The installation disc is now filed under F(*** this for a game of soldiers).
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Can't say I've had that problem with Mint before. I've recently used openSUSE with KDE and I find that to be pretty good, maybe try that.
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The trouble is that all flavours of Linux have the same core problem: to configure anything, you've got to know where eighty-three different, inaptly-named files are stored (many of them related to applications that you're not trying to configure), and also know the exact syntax and character strings to use in each file.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Well that sucks... did you try the Q&A? 
...I've actually gotten good help on this site when I get stuck with something. Sometimes it just takes an extra set of eyes to look at something. Every now and then I'll go through working marathons and I'll occasionally get stuck with something silly probably due to being so tired.
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I searched through existing postings on Mint's own forums, but it sure ain't CP.
I've tabled the project, for now, because of the ridiculous amount of time consumed for the most basic of things. When I restart (probably with a different Linux distro), I'll probably ignore the mothers' basements forums and come straight to CP.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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I'd go for one of the major distros since they have better community support. Linux Mint however, should be one of the newer more widely used distros... but since it is newer, maybe the community supporting it isn't quite up to par with others.
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I'd settle for the after-dark-in-a-quiet-alley-with-a-blunt-instrument version.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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I always had problem with theoretical questions in interview. recently i was interviewed for a SW Architect position and all the question he asked was theoretical like what is MMVM, What is solid principal and DI. I did answer the question and got the offer but i rejected it saying i was not OK with the way interview went and kind of question i was asked and would not like to work with a team like that. My thinking is if you want to know if someone knows thing give him a problem ask to design a solution. Any one who has access to internet can tell you the definitions.
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MMmmhhh... not sure... I would actually love to be in the position of rejecting an offer because the interview did not go the way I expected! Don't be more royalist than the Queen. 
~RaGE();
I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Entropy isn't what it used to.
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Rage wrote: Don't be more royalist than the Queen.
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I've never said no to a job offer but I've sabotaged an interview.
I did that once while interviewing for a laboratory position. I was fine until I was given a tour of the facilities and saw that the place was an absolute death trap. After the tour I slumped in my chair, looked around the room as if I were bored, and mumbled a great deal. I dunno if I ever had a shot at the job but I spent half the interview trying to disqualify myself.
I had to interview because I was collecting unemployment at the time.
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well i have been lucky in job department and this not the first time i have rejected an offer. before joining my current employer i had rejected two times. well first time they rejected me and second time i rejected them for not starting the interview on time. third time i couldn't refuse 'coz the package the offered way more then market avg. 
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Don't worry you're not alone. I did something similar in the past. I hate theoretical questions too and never ask them in interviews. The surest way to hire bright minds is to give them problems and see how they approach it and come up with solutions.
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Shameel wrote: give them problems and see how they approach it and come up with solutions.
that is what i do when i take interview.
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When conducting an interview, it seems like I just about never get to questions anywhere close to that. I have a hard enough time getting interviewee's to tell me the difference between "public" and "private"!
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Hah! Public vs Private? That's easy![^]
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952)
Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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I doubt they even knew THAT version of it!
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Easy: Everyone can access public, but only class members and the NSA can access private 
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