Want to see a place full of jerks? Go to a phoronix comment section.

Looks like we do agree on something.

LoL.

( i gave up on that place long ago )

Sat Jul 05 2025 22:02:02 UTC from SouthernComputerGeek

Want to see a place full of jerks? Go to a phoronix comment section.

ya it was also cool in the beginning. 

Sat Jul 05 2025 22:18:10 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

Want to see a place full of jerks? Go to a phoronix comment
section.

Likewise for The Register. Which is a shame because I loved their irreverent style of reporting, before the place got soaked with ... let's call it San Francisco values.

When you are gluing a really tiny object and even tho you are being careful, the tube of super glue breaks open, flooding the object, your desk, your fingers....

When you buy something from amazon. You need 2, so you order 2.  When it shows up, its 2 per box..  doh.

Again, annoyed with auto-destruct making it look like i'm freaking illiterate.  ( and always in too much of a hurry to proof read to see what it messed up, which is on me. i NEED to break that habit, somehow )

Grr.  Sorry folks

Our little dog, which we never spayed for some reason, keeps trying to hump everything. Even the cat, much to his annoyance.

Instinct 

Even fixed, it doesn't cure all animals of it. Just the 'drive'. ( and risk of course )

Sun Dec 14 2025 22:47:11 UTC from SouthernComputerGeek

Our little dog, which we never spayed for some reason, keeps trying to hump everything. Even the cat, much to his annoyance.

Depends on the animal, I guess.  A few years ago we adopted a two year old tom who had been recently neutered.  He was (and still is) the master of the "four point knead" which is weird but hysterical.  But at the beginning it was a "five point knead" which was weird and creepy.  

Thankfully, over the first few months the testosterone worked its way out of his system, and the habit stopped.  He's a good it now.

I mean, the same can be said about chemical castration among humans. 

We're all just animals.