I always laughed when I saw these signs, it just shows how stupid the person holding it is.

@Apostropartheid: Yes, I am aware this already happens - even in Windows environments (I administer a couple terminal servers).

If their goal was to create interest by invoking an emotional response... objective achieved.

It is interesting how the industry has come full circle (in some senses).

@BiznessMan: I fucking hope not. As someone who spent a lot of time trapped in a closet troubleshooting Citrix printing issues, I would not get a kick out of that. =X

@kake81: I love to listen to Limbaugh occasionally too, he is so incredibly out of touch with reality that it makes for some great entertainment.

This would be a good place to ask something that I have been wondering.

@j14: I don't care if you personally think I am right or not - it has no bearing on the reality of the situation.

@Razta: I do, it is an amazing application. Anything specific that you would like to know about it?

@j14: I am not trying to "force" anything, I am just stating what is objectively true.

@j14: Fact is a funny thing, especially when dealing with concepts like openness and freedom. Because of the problems inherent in deductive reasoning (as postulated by, most notably, Hume) one knows that he can not say anything (or relatively few things) with absolute certainty - but must instead on varying degrees of…

@j14: I simply disagree. An open and free platform is objectively better than a closed and controlled one - in all situations at all times.

@j14: The question really is, who cares if people are offended?

@Rexter: (Read in Mort's Voice)

@j14: That isn't a contradiction whatsoever.

@Necoras: They certainly have the right, but I think it is the wrong approach to take.

This is total bullshit.

@violininggoat: So how does having knowledge of various local laws relating to the subject mean that I am a shoplifter?

@A Pimp Named DaveR: I disagree that they are "80% similar".

@violininggoat: No, you?