shouldn't the title be "react", not "reach" ?
(simple typo)

@Sarzy

The embed code has a small typo in it. This part...

<embed src="../www.youtube.com/v/c9-3mLZ4ilI?version=3

... should look like this:

<embed src="//www.youtube.com/v/c9-3mLZ4ilI?version=3

@eric3579 fixed his typo, sneaky sneaky

I guess once you make a typo in the title, the url can't be corrected?
It'll haunt me forever.

So "mind meld" doesn't mean what we think it means?

Why does our language have to evolve through mistakes and typos? Wonky technology plus laziness equals new language? Seems like nothing more than ignorance and a bad attitude towards getting something correct.

I was pretty sure that files in the recycle bin do not have their pointers removed yet and that they are really just "moved" into a folder with special rules. I thought the pointer got removed when they were really deleted.

BTW, your link has a typo in it. Also, I can plug DBAN which does the same sort of thing, but for the entire hard disk.

Well , You don't pay that much attention when you don't expect that people just waiting to hunt your typos ! anyway as you said I guess it was nice though !

You sleep in bread? Is that a typo??

Minmial Typos.

lol

It actually makes spell checkers much less useful when you have to get used to ignoring them half the time... I find myself missing real typos as a result.

TITLE TYPO POLICE: Habits, not habbits, ya rascally rabbit!

TITLE TYPO POLICE: lightning not lighting.

Good point, and I love your freudian typo, "legal and legal immigrants" (if you have a link to the doc...). The problem of homeless immigrants here is a complicated one: there are shelters for asylum-seekers but they a) are not numerous enough to keep up with the growing influx, b) try to prioritize women/children, c) have trouble with interethnic squabbles (which can grow to full-fledged knife-fights, thank FSM we don't have guns in easy circulation), d) have to deal with the profiteers/criminals giving them a bad rep.
In addition to this, those who have been denied permission to stay are less likely to show up at state-run shelters where they are liable to be found out and escorted out (of the country). Finally, criminal tourism* in Europe (especially the richer countries, like CH) is a real problem, one the US does not experience.

*a huge topic of its own, but some examples in CH are French car-thieves, Romanian mafia-organised begging/breaking-and-entering (often using children so as not to get penalised), North African drug-dealing (the hard stuff), etc. None of these make it easier for the population to be more accepting of the vast majority of non-criminal foreigners from these parts, because it is as usual the criminals who are the most visible.