You mix books and movies on shelves in your library?

"Rage", an early book that Stephen King published using his pseudonym Richard Bachman. It's about a school shooting. A copy was found in the locker of one of the Columbine shooters, and has since been removed from publication and banned from every public library (although you might be able to find it in a "Bachman Books" compendium).

Except for one-time pads.

These missiles will turn out to be our only defense against the alien invaders.

It's amazing how much you can say with one finger.

Many times I've wandered in from the desert to find a seat at the local saloon for a couple hands of Caravan.

Best post ever.

The chair of my Computer Science department told my class in lecture that memory management is worthless these days, and that you no longer have to worry about the size of your program or the amount of memory it uses. I stopped giving a shit about my CS program immediately after and began to focus entirely on Electrical Engineering.

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The whole summary reads like a radio ad. DICE doesn't even try to hide it anymore.

Oh. Who has time to read the article. Isn't that the point of the summary?

:) I like this.

Engineering any complex system requires a significant amount of planning and management overhead. When you want to build a bridge, you don't just throw a bunch of construction workers at it and trust them to make the best judgements, even though you might trust each one of them individually to build a sawhorse or something equally trivial.

"stunt work", even.

Obviously the solution is requiring passengers to go through TSA checkpoints before they are able to board or disembark from any driverless car.

But seriously, if these are concerns for driverless cars, they are concerns for regular cars too. It's not improbable to build a working remote-controlled car from any normal model anyways. It's regularly done for stun work, Mythbusters, etc.