My theory is that Steve Balmer is bored in his retirement and feels the need to troll open source sites.

I love going out with my climate scientist friends! We hit the town at about 9:00, pop open the Dom Perignon and hit the clubs. We usually roll up in a stretch Hummer while they scream out the window "We're climatoligists, bitches!" At the strip club they'll usually make it precipitate with hundred dollar bills, much to the enjoyment of the strippers. After a few well-meaning puns (let me show you my hockey stick graph), we'll head back to the champagne room for cocaine and asthma inhalers. These scientists are rolling in so much money, fame, and 'tang that it's not surprising that 97% of them are so out of it that they reach a consensus on climate change.

What year did Earth: Final Conflict come out?

Unless the original poster lives in Florida...

Methinks New Zealand is going to get much more crowded over the next few years.

So basically marriage is a good preparation for criminal defense.

Real question...what happens if somebody legitimately forgets their password? If they're paranoid (or realistic) enough to use AES to begin with, they're likely going to have a good strong password. That's a lot of entropy for a human to remember for a number of years, especially if they don't decrypt it very often.

I lived there for 5 years before migrating back to the West Coast. The larger cities (Austin and Dallas) were perfectly livable. The smaller towns though have definitely done everything they can do to live up to the uber-conservative, racist, and ignorant stereotypes foisted upon them. At the time I was dating a lovely black girl I had met in school, on campus and in the larger cities nobody shot us a second glance. As soon as we got to bumfuck country though, all bets were off...and I'm a goddamn Mexican!

Considering that I get about 10 hours out of my Nexus 7 (2012) without any issue, I seriously doubt that battery life will be the limiting factor.

I thought it was a legitimate business model.

402.336 meters

But very little actual profit.

Skillfully refuted!

Why can't it be both?

I've been stocking up on LEDs from Home Depot, also subsidized by the power company. $3 per bulb, but now I kinda want to check the Goodwill in my area. Makes me wonder how Fox News will spin this so that LEDs will be the downfall of Western civilization.