That's it. Enough said, thank you.

Yes you can, if you can reproduce the binary from an audited compiler, which is exactly what has been done in the case of TrueCrypt. BTW this is Ken Thompson's backdoor, not DRR.

Why are you untreated? Anxiety and depression can be treated fairly effectively. It doesn't cure you but it does allow you to function better.

There is no guarantee that someone who's been very smart *and* lucky at starting a Next Big Thing company will be any good at picking out a winner among all the overvalued internet companies coming out now.

With all due respect, you got your degree 10 years ago (obviously). Now try this same trick now, as tuition have risen another 50% since you went to college, and when unemployment has risen as well. Also cost of living has gone up, but not salaries.

I see now young graduate taking anywhere between 6 months to to 2 years before getting their first job after their master's degree. 10 years ago it wasn't like that.

How about the syntax for specifying model?.

R has some pretty unique graphing packages. Nothing that I know of matches the way you can do 2D and 3D plots in R. Not Python, not Gnuplot, not Julia, not Matlab, not Excel, not Mathematica, nothing.

That doesn't work well for many people because the subpixel high-resolution is the wrong way.

Yes, the convicted man who did this may be called a monster if you wish. However by killing him in the manner that you describe, then you become a monster yourself. In essence you are no better.

If they are offenders in the first place.

Definitely very interesting. The fellow at the end is properly chilling.

You have extremely low standards. A 4% error rate would get you kick out of most jobs with prejudice. A pediatrician dropping a baby 4% of the time? Failing to land a plane 4% of the time? The bank failing to cash in your paycheck 4% of the time? That would be disgrace.

Even in this case it is better to let the guy live, in my opinion. Horrible murderers are sick people. Killing them is an admission that we do not want to think about that fact, or do something about it.

Could the incoming data be written first in either a RAM or SLC cache while the formatting is going on ?

Well played, sir.