He's too old to fling chairs these days, so he has a new hobby.

You have guns, they have tanks. Enjoy.

No, he just accidentally phoned the Redundancy Department of Redundancy.

Arrrrr... Pirate support desk, XP division... What ken I do fer ya matey?

Yes hello, I'm trying to search for a pirate's favourite letter, but nothing's coming up under 'R'.

Yad think it's R but it's really the C.

Now there's a case for a crowd funding action! I'd pay $5.

This. I understand the need for corporations to be able to take down entire movie content et al from being served in public, as much as we would like things for free, movies do cost, there needs to be profit to get them funded etc.

However...

The pendulum is on the movie producers side right now, and they are shilling legitimate content etc as much as possible, and would rather have something by default taken down incorrectly than do their due diligence. The best way to solve this, is when an incorrect takedown notice has been issued without honest and reasonable proof that the correct steps have been taken to identify illegitimate content according to the laws, the party requesting the unlawful removal of content should become liable for any damages that occur from the takedown, and that those damages should be commensurate with the calculations used when movies are pirated, as obviously it is the same goods we are speaking of.

Just because you're paranormal doesn't mean ghosts aren't following you.

I've always wondered at what point in time do atomic clocks become more accurate than time dilation differences as we move through the universe from one place on Earth to the other.

And who set the criteria for and hired those legions? The first stage to solving a problem, is to admit that you have a problem.

This. A thousand times This. I have been in meetings where security has explicitly been regarded as irrelevant, where one way encrypting passwords from plaintext on the client is irrelevant, and where we can trust our employees to always do the right thing with all of our users passwords, and "what could they do with the passwords that is outside of our irrelevant application" was bandied around the room as acceptable.

They should not be teaching the importance of such things to CS students, but much rather to the MBA's and BBus students. It's not the knowledge of the need for security amongst those that build, but the desire to pay for it from Management.

Meh, just get rid of mirrors altogether. Far too many drivers don't bother using them anyway.

That's when you start driving 10 mph

Enjoy reading my 10 Gb of spam!

Can you hear me now?

I'd like that in bitcoins please! (They aren't making any more of those either)