Would you really expect more? This test isn't a test for college grads- its a test for high school seniors to get them out of 1-2 semesters of bottom level CS courses, by proving they already know the basics. The point isn't to trick them or to expect them to know everything, its to see if they can save some time/money on intro level topics.

I know.

Like WTF? We need a court to determine what the hell I can block?

Agreed. Can we file this under:

No Shit, Sherlock

Wow, what's happened to this place? Someone says Linux is better than Windows and gets marked flamebait.

Funnily enough, I probably spend 20% of my TV watching on actual broadcast TV. The rest is watching torrented stuff, usually shows I missed when they were on at the time, sort of timeshift++. As such, I'd say this view of TV winning is about as realistic as the music industry saying they have one over on MP3s.

One wonders if there will be any attempt at bringing to justice the various EU and Greek officials involved in getting Greece in to begin with. The books were cooked to make it look like Greece was ready when it most certainly wasn't and now it's all come home to roost, big time.

This sort of garbage just proves how financially inept anyone who thinks BitCoin et al have any sort of long term future is. Sure, it appeals on a nerdy/privacy/stick it to da man level but most of us are in the real world. This is not how it works, this is not how countries work, this is not how global financial processes work.

And whose ass did those numbers get pulled from?

Yeah, Windows 10 looks like shit. /Oblg. Windows 1 vs Windows 8

* http://gaspull.geeksaresexytec...

Ah, so basically Silicon Valley 2.0 but outside computers. Got it.

> It's a conspiracy between Microsoft and the CPU manufacturers

Blast from the past! Haven't seen the label "Wintel" mentioned in "eons."

i.e. /Oblg. "What Andy [Grove] giveth, Bill [Gates] taketh away."

Bloody lazy editors.

Different people do well in different environments. I've been where everyone had offices. It sucked. Complete lack of human interaction, very few work friendships, and a high bar to actual collaboration. I found it a depressing environment. I work in an open environment now. Once in a long while I'll have trouble concentrating due to noise. But that loss in productivity is absolutely crushed by the gains due to just being able to talk to people. And crushed by the increased productivity I have due to higher morale and more fun at work. I'd run away from any environment with offices.

No, design by committee fails because no matter how good the people are at their job, as you increase the number of people involved differences in opinion and politics magnify. Design by committee fails even if you have the best and brightest on the committee.