The second article has the information I was looking for. The MySpace page itself was anonymous, and was bragging about making the bomb threats. The direct email lead to the owner of the page.

I'm confused. They emailed a "fake" story to someone's MySpace account. Clicking on the "fake" story exposed his IP address.

Why exactly, did that make him guilty? What if they emailed me a link? What if I was genuinely interested in the "fake" story? How does reading a story an a news site make me guilty of anything?

Isn't it B -> A? The article's title has it as A -> B. I find this quite distracting.

I wouldn't necessarily consider the choice of newer than 4.6 gcc arbitrary. Later versions with better C++11 support are very attractive, because C++11 simplifies and standardizes a lot of things that can make development significantly easier.

I hope, for your sake, that as you are working on your CS degree you are also doing some jobs to gain experience. It will be really hard for you to break in, even at entry level, without some previous experience to show.

Is it really any better in the PC only market? Is there a big market for used PC games? Honest question, as I've been out of the loop for a while.

Probably would have held out longer.

I know things I would do differently in my life. I'm not entirely confident in my ability to force some other person to do them, even if it was a clone of me. For reference: http://calvinandhobbes.wikia.com/wiki/Duplicator

While on the surface I agree, most new car models use electronics for both starters and transmissions. Without actual mechanical connections (from the cabin to the transmission for instance), this may or may not work in every case. Definitely worth a try though.

That may be a bit short-sighted.

This post went from protecting rights to advocating for thought crime. A+ would read again.

Yeah, shouldn't have tried to do sqrt(4925) in my head :)

But at 70"X5", that's only a 65" screen by traditional diagonal measurements.

That point is made in the conclusion of the actual paper. I know it's against the rules, but I read it.

Classic literature may not be your cup of tea, but do you agree with the overall point? At what age should school become just "training for specific job role"?