I'm confused about one thing, though.
How can you reliably determine the age of a cartoon character? I mean, they're cartoons, you could say "this girl-like-looking drawing is actually an 1000-year old witch". Furthermore, I found difficult to reliably determine whether some manga characters were of lawful age, because most look like they're not, I assume this is intentional but can't be sure.

In the absence of a well-designed "lawful age" metric, one should either ban all manga or ban none.

Therefore, from the in-house GPS perspective, india is in top 5 countries. I'd say that's quite an achievement.

I used the word "app" long before it was corrupted by Angry Birds and the like.

What the fuck.
How many countries have their own, in-house built GPS solutions?

I installed it in a VM as well. The Start Menu was small, I mean really small, and although the mouse pointer showed I could resize it, it wouldn't resize at all. I restarted it and the Start Menu was bigger this time, but I still couldn't resize it. After several restarts I came to realize that if I tried to drag it to a new size, I had to restart for that change to apply, but then I couldn't resize it again unless I restarted the OS after that.

That was as far as I went. I still have it installed in a VM but I'm not firing it up again.

They will introduce a second January smack in the middle of December just to prove you wrong.

One of my older passwords for important stuff was an Office 2000 key I learned by heart. 25 characters, letters mixed with numbers, not including dashes. If special characters were required, then I'd use dashes, otherwise not.
Save for VL keys, they were unique so the chances of someone guessing that were very, very slim.

And just for kicks I wrote a password manager which allowed you to use any key on the keyboard, including ctrl, shift, alt, caps lock, Win key, you name it. How about using ctrl, shift+num*, backspace, backspace, F1, Esc, Scroll Lock, Winkey as a password? :)
(the only problem was that if you fatfingered a key you would have to wait for the 10 second cool off and try again when prompted)
The application could also be configured to give you a "wrong password" result if you entered the right password, with a configurable delay during which you were expected to do nothing to go through. There was no visual feedback when pressing the keys, only sound.
But a regular user would be driven mad by such a login method, heh-heh.

There are many ways to make an environment secure password-wise. But Average Joe wants it quick and easy, so as long as people aren't educated, nothing would really be secure enough.

I got nothing.

If it's followed by a verb, then yes, you're right: "Bans people from using your stuff."
If it's followed by a noun, then it's correct: "Bans people your stuff". It doesn't sound right, and, as stated, there are better alternatives, but... oh fuck it, yeah, they should pay more attention next time! :)

110% because my manager says that's what we have to give for the company.

It's kind of convoluted but still technically correct.
"bans BitTorrent users your local sub-net" = "prohibits them your local sub-net." = "forbids them your local sub-net." = "forbids your subnet to them".

I agree it could have been reworded but it's not a complete fuck-up.

The GP question was whether they can do it, not whether they could do it by themselves. My response wasn't denying the importance of the discovery, merly was pointing out that a broad statement (can an animal draw?) can be easily proved wrong.

Chimps can, elephants can, even dogs can. Draw, that is. Sometimes their drawings make sense because our brains force otherwise random lines into known shapes.
Or they actually do draw... better than me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Fuck yeah, headbangers!

Wow, he really did that, single-handedly? Did he personally alter every distro by threatening their developers at gunpoint or something like that?
Quick, someone hire this guy as the Angel of Justice.