Please. Copyright is to be used *BY* the $BIG_CORPORATIONS against $LITTLE_PEOPLE and $SMALL_BUSINESS, not the other way around.

That's why $BIG_CORPORATIONS bought the current laws!!!

When I worked for Litton all those years ago, the rules were:

* Domestic -- you fly coach.
* International -- you get Business class.

Namely, the >> symbol. Because templates use angle brackets for template parameters, if you had a nested template such as T<int, T1<double> >, you HAD to put the space between the two closing angle brackets. Otherwise the lexer would interpret the two angle brackets as the shift operator.

In C, the first time I saw the size of elements of a struct specified (i.e. int something : 3) it threw me

Considering that you misunderstand/misunderstood the syntax, I'm not surprised.

It's not saying it's a 3 byte int, it's saying it's a 3-bit field.

I'll never be over Macho Grande.

That's true. You can only have each translator write one word. Otherwise, you risk killing them all.

http://youtu.be/8gpjk_MaCGM

It makes sense... we know that the Nazgul come from IBM, why not the Balog?

It is, in fact, John Warnock who founded Adobe.

How could you get goatse.cx as the background on a V7/PDP-11?

I guess you *COULD* use ASCII art...

Nobody said anything about bringing them back

Actually, that per-seat license does make it your damn VAULT.

How much fuel does it take to put a kg of DU on Mars?

The same amount that it takes to put a KG of any other payload on Mars.

Insecure Exploder. And its companion mail program, LookOut!

MULE also stands for Modular Universal Laser Equipment, which is a tripod mounted laser designator. It's essentially the USMC equivalent of the Army's G/VLLD.

http://usmilitary.about.com/library/milinfo/marinefacts/blmule.htm

This kind of BS is at least 10 years old.

http://slashdot.org/story/04/11/30/0034259/in-korea-email-is-only-for-old-people