Yes, because they set a specific perspective. Read a lot of them to get a lot of point of views.

I got into Duncan Trussell Family Hour 2 years ago (found him through a Netflix show) as a thing to listen to when high, and when I listened to his interview with Duncan from 20 days ago I felt a persona just like you described.

I sometimes feel that it's because I'm not hanging out with the right kind of people. People with whom if I hang out I will be fun and they will be fun and I will be myself. But then I think when was the last time I was comfortably myself with someone. It was always either professional, or an acquaintance type friend, or a hiking group, or guitarist. Everywhere I'm a persona and not me and on internet I'm me and it's not bad. Don't know, something simpler perhaps.

Yeah, they should have a time limit for the submitted code. Ironically, they are famous for www.spoj.com, a competitive programming website, where one of the measures of incorrect program is "time limit exceeded"

It is created by Sphere Research Labs, which is Poland based. They're mainly known for spoj.com, website for competitive programming.

I hope it does not turn out to be opposite of what they intended : people starting to use IE7 just to get a new computer. It is called the Cobra Effect (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_effect)

How ironic would it have been if this never made the first page :D