The right-wing blowhards on the radio will still complain about having to use them.

No. I wrote the best comment. Get over yourself.

It won because it's the best programming language. You can go cry to your mama about that if you want.

So Sony has created a computer that is next to impossible to jailbreak. (Keep in mind you have to have the old firmware for their exploit to work.) And yet they claim all their systems were hacked. Right...

Now Playstations run on Linux. BSD isn't going to be around much longer...

Gary L. Alford is black. That probably contributed to them not believing him.

Yes, we all know that if they let you look at the page, your computer will download all the associated files and you'll have them. Just taking the files out of your Firefox cache is an obvious solution. Going in with developer tools already open is another one.

That being said, most people don't even try these measures anymore. They used to be a lot more common. But even the average web user is getting more sophisticated.

The new effort is to try to bake DRM into the browsers themselves.

You can do things like block the default behavior of the hotkeys and stuff. But you basically can't stop someone from getting the source code, because the web is open.

I have a microagression for you: Fuck off MRA wanker. Go back to Roosh's site and whine there.

There aren't really that many transgender people and she basically looks like a non-transgender woman. And if she is transgender, who cares?

Yes and this behavior is shameful.

He didn't say anything remotely controversial or anything that isn't obvious. A for-profit corporation figuring out how to get to Mars or doing any expensive basic research? No. Of course, not. Just won't happen.

Are programmers more likely to be terrorists?

The authors address everything you suggested. Engineers who are more likely to be religious and conservative are also more likely to be terrorists, than other people.

No, the authors are not engineers because engineers aren't trained to perform this kind of study. One author is a sociology professor the other is a comparative politics professor.

Before you go crazy, everyone knows that few people are terrorists anyway, so few engineers are terrorists. They aren't trying to drive the engineers away with pitchforks.