Was there a Cessna flying around?

> 10 years and 510 million km

FTFY

So now Motorola phones will have spyware and bugware like the Huawei ones?

I was programming in Ada last month, so this one will not die too...

I live 60 miles from the border and go in the USA at least once a month for groceries and shopping, a lot of stuff is almost 30% cheaper, gas too!
I entered USA more than a hundred times (always by car) and never ever had a problem, it's always the same question:
Where're you from?
Where're you going?
For how many days?
To do what?
Yours car?
Anything to declare?
Have a nice day.

you forgot GNAA and pouring hot grits down your pant :)

Out Run, Space Harrier, Arkanoid, Ghost'n'Goblins, Commando, Boulder Dash, Sokoban, Tetris, etc.

About the same, I got my masters in 1996 and it was Eiffel at the time for OOP, quite heavy language but true OOP.
Java was seen as a little guy bouncing left and right on a web page...

True, I still do x86 on a (emulated) VAX and also AVR8 assembly, when you have a few kB of flash, nothing better than assembly language!

Do not forget to write a compiler, using lex/yacc or flex/bison too, using an LL1 grammar that you wrote. This was an assignement we had to do when I was in university learning CS. Do students still learn that?

We can do it the old way by mailing paper, yes. I filled my first one in 1997 via paper, and since 1998 I do it online :)

No don't worry, I have no clue what it is too, and paying 19B for something like this seems nonsense?!?

I crossed the Canada-US border about 100 times in the last 10 years, by car/RV, never ever I had a question about electronic devices, cellphone, laptop, hard drive, etc. But always question on fruits, vegetables, meats, guns, $10'000 cash, firewood, etc.

Eiffel maybe?

Why there is no more people talking about this data center is beyond me...

NSA will save all internet packets, phone calls, credit card transactions, etc, for years.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_Data_Center