Interesting:

That the government can legally get a search warrant for.
However the one your head it's protected by the 5th amendment.

Think about it.

It's far worse now, and you are right, my pre ethanol weed trimmer, all the hoses were destroyed , they just basically dissolved.

The problem I find is it goes bad after 6 months to a year or so. Leaving a varnish like gunk residue behind. If I don't completely drain it from my snow blower in spring, and lawnmower and weed wacker in fall, the carburetors need complete overhaul and cleaning by the time I need them - the jets get clogged. You can see the crap in the carb bowl and tanks. Never used to be like this before ethanol.

Because it's a part of the larger anti-science sentiment going on thees days. People are so convinced they know all they will need to know, and science is evil and an unnecessary waste of money.

So long ago my memory fails me in my old age..

And then later, along came CALI, so we could play it on the internet.. It was so addictive, perhaps they shouldn't bring it back..:)
Another game I would like to see re done is Battle Zone, yet another addictive game.

Well im glad that we have nothing to do with this..

You get a paycheck, right?

They are doing their duty. They are making sure that large corps are making plenty of profit, thereby strengthening our economy! Win win for all!

I'm so glad that some countries have the courage to deal with this internet thing properly. I mean really folks, we can't have people running around spouting their ideas, disrupting the natural order of society. It's about time some one took affirmative action against this abomination that is the internet. The though of ordinary people saying what they want, doing what they want, making what they want, and OMG sharing what they want - It's just crazy! The internet needs people with a higher purpose to control, filter, and even dismantle this thing that is so poisonous to society. My god man, giving people free reign on the internet is like giving a machine gun to a baby! Wake up people!

Why would anyone need this when we have vi/vim?

Not to mention, yummy.

I saw that too. It does seem sloppy, but of course it was not actuall "free" but sitting in the lifo.
It was an un-dead chunk of memory :)

From a brief glance it seems the freelist was barely useful, since if the chunksize you wanted was not the chunksize of elements in the list, you had to resort to a normal malloc anyway. Seems the size of the first entry in the freelist lifo dictated the size of all the chunks in the list. Seems a lot of effort for little return.

Ok lets get it over with and let the government pass laws to make it impossible to sue any corporation, because that's where this is going. Large corps are like gods to our government worms, and you can't sue god right?

Go away little annoying customers. Go away..