...is that only the one person is allowed to write sequels. The first story set in that world was written in 1940; under the copyright terms in effect at the time, it should've been in the public domain in 1996. There should be lots and lots of derivative works out there competing in the marketplace, instead of only one "authorized" one making the Asimov estate a pile of money that none of them actually earned.

He's the president of the company that's doing the work.

As my five-year-old son used to say when he was experimenting with profanity but hadn't gotten the hang of it yet, "Oh, for heaven's fuck."

That's not a "DNS flaw".

It's an OpenSSL bug that turned out to affect BIND.

I have an open source solution. How about marking pieces of paper with a pen, and then having teams of human beings count them?

It's okay with me for election results to take an extra day or two if they wide open and monitored at every level by volunteers.

I love high tech as much as the next geek, but high tech solutions aren't always the best ones. (Especially when they're applied to problems that aren't technical but political)