It entirely depends on the order of data in the database. If you know the data is already mostly sorted, then it can perform much better than other methods.

If only the games for these systems didn't depend on Microsoft's and Sony's servers to be accessible for them to work. It's almost as if it's some kind of crazy DRM scheme.

Maybe eventually we will have the technology to make a console and games that don't depend on a server that is not in the purchasers control.

Facts not supporting the writers narrative are not permitted.

These apps, fitness tracking apps, car monitoring apps, they all COULD work just fine without uploading everything to the vendor's server. But now, vendors have the belief that you didn't pay enough when you purchase merchandise from them. You need to further monetized, by selling information about you to other companies.

Jibber's henchman!

Believe me, I can give you something offensive.

Or people just ripping a hole in their wall, dumping the Surface into it, then plastering over the hole...

for all the pro-consumer/anti-business stuff that everybody thinks Europe has, for some reason debeer's bailed from the US and seems to operate quite openly and successfully in Europe. #jussayin

A judge ruled that this practice wasn't extortion, but "hard bargaining". Hilarious.

http://www.businessinsider.com/court-rules-yelp-can-manipulate-reviews-2014-9

I guess Yelp doesn't even bother ACK'ing TCP connections from Italy then...

Their whole business model is to write fake bad reviews for companies and make it hard to see any good reviews unless the company "buys some advertising" from them.

Two bad.

That is a job for his hand.

Isn't HGH illegal unless it's prescribed by a doctor for a specific medical condition? This sounds like a [at best] "I paid a doctor a bunch of money to prescribe it for me" situation.

Why? NK just forgot to reboot their modem.

Man, what a ripoff. There were ZERO baby pics at the link.