Asshats like this.

Yes they did... AFTER gaining access by forming a partnership (which it sounds like they are abandoning) to find out just which staff to target.

Nonsensical, but big nonetheless.

runs for over three hours

Sorry - but writing code is no great secret: all you need to be is smart. Reading and basic math skills will go much further to achieving the goal of preparing kids for their future cube bound existence.

I will also point out that there are way to many programmers with no expertise outside of programming. One trick ponies.

I don't know who told you C++ was an object-oriented language. It's not -- ask Bjarne. It supports many different styles of programming, object-oriented being just one of many, but it is in no way object-oriented. You can write large code bases without using a single object.

unique_ptr<T> is normally preferred over shared_ptr<T> -- the former is zero-overhead compared to a pointer, while the latter has a reference count associated with it which has to be incremented and decremented. If you know two or more things will be using the pointer and you don't want to have to worry about ownership semantics, shared_ptr<T> makes a lot of sense. If you know only one will be using it, unique_ptr<T> makes more sense.

What parties?

Maybe.

That's great, but you can make those bucks without that kind of effort.

And now Elon Musk will encounter the hordes of defense contractors who will refuse to work his infamous 60 hour weeks.

Industry serving the military. Hmm. You decide.

>>if you borrow money, you are fully expected to pay it back. As soon as possible.

Do that in America and your credit rating goes down. You are expected to pay the money back over the full term of the loan in order to maximize lender profit. In other words, buying your way out of slavery is frowned upon.

If that happens Greece should pay back the US.