150 gigapascals is 1,480,384 (1.5 million) atmospheres of pressure (where Earth = 1). Is there even that pressure density inside Jupiter?

Doesn't sound very practical except as a raw scientific discovery.

Atreyu: But I can't! I can't get beyond the boundaries of Fantasia!
[G'mork laughs and Atreyu gets a little angry]
Atreyu: What's so funny about that?
G'mork: Fantasia has no boundaries.

Son: Daddy, what is that disgusting looking topping on the menu. Father: Son, stop looking at it or the computer will put it on your pizza!

Unless you are going to rotate the house.

"You can't plan for stuff like that."

He had $65 million in cash. If he had invested the $65 million in land in New Zealand (or a good portion of the $65 million), the US couldn't have taken his assets.

So actually, he could have planned.

A foreign government can't take your land.

I think what he actually regrets is not having the $65 million.

If you are looking for a hefty paycheck, and your plan is to be a cashier or a shelf-stocker at Walmart you are a fool.

If you want to make $50,000 a year as a cashier or shelf-stocker, good luck with that!

People with your attitude is why some companies like to hire Mexicans for labor jobs and Indians for technical jobs.

Because as a rule of thumb, they appreciate their job.

Uh --- newbie fella --- if you have the budget, everything has always been open source.

Ultimately, everything is assembly language and this means everything is open source and the US government sure has the budget.

With a single kind of exception, but being a newbie fella, you'd never guess ...

You are violating the API established for sentence formation I established which has a strict format of:

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Please refrain from posting using the API I established. Also refrain from using math such as X = Y + Z.

Thank you in advance, Mr. How Sad This Actually Is Going To The Supreme Court DOT COM guy.

If API are copyright, I claim ownership of the API Name-Address-City-State-ZIP too.

Where did I say he was a common criminal?

Your need to fabricate what I said is weak. If you have something worth saying that is both a valid point and stands on its own, you wouldn't need to fabricate a quote.

Humans tend to blame things they do not like as the source of a problem. Whether or not it makes any sense at all.

Video games probably have reduced crime substantially, the opposite would be the bored kids of the 1950s having no entertainment options.

I don't have any opinion at all about the specifics.

I dislike cowards. Especially suicide over trivial circumstances.

My heroes are ones that overcome adversity. Not ones that cry over themselves and then take their own lives, for no legitimate reason because they engaged in a legally frowned-on behavior one time too many.

And thank you for the interesting conversation.

He put himself in the situation. And he got caught. It wasn't the first time he did it either. Prosecutors are always big-time jerks --- it is part of the job description.

If anything, the problem is hackers are usually caught up in a very juvenile culture where they decide right and wrong are decided by their social circle and social approval.

Self-pity in adults is the first sign of evil. And the opposite of being an adult. Adults make their own choices.

Self-pity is the concept that you don't create your own circumstances and a rejection of responsibility. He had the world on a silver-platter even if he did a little jail time.

Faced with the choice of growing into an adult and acknowledging there is a world outside his social circle that does not approve of his behavior, he did the childish thing and rejected this and committed suicide.

Nothing noble about this. Not one bit.