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MeTa post: Quick, someone give this Safety Patrol Officer a...
If I see the word 'flagged' in-thread one more time I am gonna ... get a little irritated and then quickly forget about it.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 1:31 PM on September 11, 2006

MeTa post: "Hi, can someone help me stalk my...
Please don't listen to anything docgonzo says re: Stalking; I've found it uniformly uninformative and ignorant.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 9:46 AM on July 11, 2006
Crunchland: why?
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 9:50 AM on July 11, 2006

MeTa post: I can stop save lives by being a dick on AskMe!...
How about removing the question, Jessamyn?
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:18 AM on June 26, 2006
Well, I hate to agree with Dios, but there it is: it's a stupid question from a stupid person who wants to know how they can do more harm to society. That it stands while our comments are deleted is sort of disturbing.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:28 AM on June 26, 2006
why is baphomet's asshole "askme whore" comment not deleted while the much more polite comments of several others were?

For some reason there is a strong emphasis placed on not hurting the questioners feelings.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:32 AM on June 26, 2006
Well, drinking isn't harmful to others until you do something like start driving. Likewise, marijuana. So no, the act of smoking it isn't harmful to society in and of itself. However, since the OP's friend seems incapable of drinking and then not driving, I find it a little hard to be charitable enough to assume he won't engage in dangerous activity when stoned.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 11:11 AM on June 26, 2006

MeTa post: Gratuitous self-link in an otherwise unrelated...
I could hear this MeTa spluttering and bleating as soon as I read his question. Thanks for not letting me down.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:48 AM on May 10, 2006
Either that or the most pedantic, pathetic MeTa threads of all time.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:50 AM on May 10, 2006
jon_kill's memory of most things is extraordinarily selective. Keeps me honest.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:54 AM on May 10, 2006

MeTa post: Space exploration topics in just about any online...
I'm sorry. I engaged in a rational discussion that stemmed directly from a phrase in the FPP. I didn't call anyone names, although I was called an idiot, and now a bleeding heart. I was told that my opinion wasn't as relevant because I wasn't american. I was called a humorless puritanical leftist. I was told I was no fun (is that the point of a discussion?)

I did malign Witty. For that, I'm sorry.

As I stated in that thread, maybe the level of... [more]
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 1:50 PM on March 9, 2006

MeTa post: Matt, threads like this underscore the need for...
I like Chill's idea. It would require the creation of one additional database with a foreign key defined by the primary key of a) the user id, and b) the post. This table would define which users were anonymous in which post.

The only time a user could become anonymous in a post (that is the only time this is exposed through the UI) would be that checkbox on the post page.

The display code would need to make two decisions: whether or not the to... [more]
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 6:26 AM on December 9, 2005
Er. Database table, that is.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 6:31 AM on December 9, 2005
I'm not exactly sure how well a blinding mechanism would work, given the limited amount of static, unchangeable data we have for each user. If we could make the table above blidned in some way (ie: put an MD5 hash into the table for the user ID, and then query it the same way when putting up a post with the username).

Of course, that reduces the security to just running and MD5 on all user names to see if it matches the table entry.

The more... [more]
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 6:54 AM on December 9, 2005
First of all, you mean table not database and you're wrong

I wasn't wrong, Delmoi, I was slightly less than optimal, and I corrected myself in the next comment. Feeling a little dickish today?
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 12:23 PM on December 9, 2005

MeTa post: My answer was deleted for no reason. In response...
And now it's back.

So, what gives?
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:18 AM on November 29, 2005
Yeah, I don't think it's for no reason. If good answers are being deleted because they veer close to some inappropriate social taboo, then that's too bad.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:23 AM on November 29, 2005
Why do I get so much hostility from sysadmins? Weird.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:25 AM on November 29, 2005
Hey, yeah I got your email, Matt.

Your interpretation of what I wrote is a little off. It was more like, "What? A person is depressed? Depressed people usually react well to human contact!"
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:26 AM on November 29, 2005
Interesting you should say that PinkSuperhero. (Note: I'm ready to keep this civil, it could be a good conversation).

Flippant? Yes, maybe a little. Not written seriously? Well, okay. But, sex should be a very obvious answer to problems like this. My answer was to the point and honest.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:29 AM on November 29, 2005
No, brisk rogering is a subset of human contact.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:29 AM on November 29, 2005
It's sad you think it's an unhelpful throwaway remark.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:44 AM on November 29, 2005

It's sad that jon_kill might actually believe that "a brisk rogering" can cure depression.


I didn't say anything about cure. The question referred to the roommate's "responsibilities", or ways she could help. Not cure. Don't be obtuse, it doesn't help your cause.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:52 AM on November 29, 2005
I think you need a brisk rogering. Or you could go brisk roger yourself.

Twice daily.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 10:58 AM on November 29, 2005
Matteo mentioned that he thinks I'm a pig and my answer was rooted in some macho bullshit. That's his projection, this idea that my advice would only apply to women, and it's patently unfair.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 11:07 AM on November 29, 2005
Give me air, Brautigan.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 11:29 AM on November 29, 2005
Threats of violence? I'm done. You guys win.
posted to MetaTalk by jon_kill at 11:33 AM on November 29, 2005