Existence is in the eye of the beholder. For something to exist it must be observed.

It sounds like in the book you read performing general science would go towards observing the universe preventing its heat death?

I dunno if fully applicable, but that's what I got out of it :D

Ah yes, the ol' "If a tree falls in the woods does it make a sound?" approach to preventing the death of the universe.

Its even better when they don't tell you that your password is too long, and they truncate it somewhere unknown.

Tried a randomgen 32 character password at the local sheriff's office. Copy and pasted it directly out of my password manager into the password creation field so I know I didn't typo it and when I tried to login it wouldn't work. Took me a bit of troubleshooting to figure out what happened.

It closes its noses.

Some of us care, we're just not rich enough to buy a politician.

I rather like how inclusive he's being with his hate. "Trouble" made me laugh, looking out for the under-hated groups.

Was working the counter at a repair shop. This really old guy had come in for a data backup and a wipe/restore. We performed said service, and reloaded the data from the backup back on, and his outlook data was encrypted with a password he couldn't remember.

This infuriated him, he specifically asked me if I wanted HIM to "Shove the desktop tower up his ass, stick his head in after it, and give it a sniff."

People are wild.

This is the new SQL-Injection trend. Test Every text field!

A real laundry digger.

I'm not your checkpal, checkguy.

He's too busy working on the next skyrim release anyway.

Impossible! I've got 20 other things to do before I can get to that, and none of them are getting done!