> trying to extend the Mandelbrot set to 3D is ill-defined

Depends what you want to achieve. This could be said for all 4D objects that you want to project in a 3D space. Most fractal programs (that support quaternions) solve this by projecting three variables and varying the fourth through time.

> Rush tactics are barely used in pro-matches

Yes and no. Players often apply the *threat* of a rush, forcing the opponent to build more defences.

> There is no such thing as rushing in CoH

Yes, because you start with two machine gun nests in your base, making rushes impossible. CoH sucks.

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That would be super hand most days

Why aren't the cops there getting customers lists from McColo and going after the fraudsters?

As far as the toxic waste is concerned, have the Government take those toxic address and have the Government turn their current addresses back into the pool. That will detox those addresses quick.

I would imagine a solution something similar to the way people order pay-per-view. You flip to a channel for a movie, and could be presented with a screen that says that the content you want to view requires analog-out restrictions, do you accept, y/n? If you don't agree, you don't get access. If you agree, the set-top box tickles the "analog-out-off" switch for your TV, and the box streams the show to you.

Of course, this all depends on the hardware that supports the desired functionality. Do modern TVs support this? I have no idea. What about TVs from 5 or 10 years ago? What about the set-top boxes from cable & satellite providers?

> So what, exactly, does this do again?

My guess: Nothing on its own, but it's a tiny piece of legislation to add to other tiny pieces, and slowly the mole-hill becomes a mountain.

> Those all are legal.

Except in galleries and museums, of course.

> Government Security

But it's not, it's Google security.

> When he turns it into a buffalo, he'll have something.

Wow, ignorant and condescending. Less bible studies and more high school biology for you, I think.

> The only thing I found a bit annoying was that it didn't integrate well with the STL.

Is there anything that does? Boost has some alternatives to STL classes, and I'm sure Qt has as well.

STL has a nice API, but that's about it.

Very interesting. Thanks for the link.