Shutdown the server - stopping 100% of the hackers. Less work -> much more effective.

In mysqli_query() the order is ressource, string. Don't use an outdated extension - problem solved.

You mean Sumsi? http://www.kleinezeitung.at/steiermark/leibnitz/wolfsberg_im_schwarzautal/2526258/weststeirisches-kaenguru-sumsi-nach-kaernten-ausgewandert.story

It's not, if you look at the people who share. It's now the same effort to share with thousands of people than it was to share with your friends 20 years ago. But it got more complicated to buy music in relation to get shared music for free.

Jobs said: "Peoples want buttons". That was when he introduced the "new" iPod Shuffle. Especially at sports it's useful to control your iPod without having to look at it. Guess people are still buying it.

In the integer case the type doesn't matter. '7' == 7 == ('7' + 0) == (7 . ''). If you look at how arrays are stored use an int as key isn't such a bad idea.

If you have '07' you would lose the leading zero.

BTW: I used 07 instead of 08 as numbers written as literal are treated as octal if they start with a zero.

Even if you use your debit card instead of just paying cash they only get one piece of information: "has paid EUR XXX". There's nothing you can track.

What would be the response if I posted something about, say, Eketehuna?

In other words - why is NJ outshining most others in solar energy news? New Jersey's famous for not doing this sort of thing?

Most people I know spend every minute they're at the computer wishing that the software they have to use was better, smarter, more efficient and more adapted to their way of working.

Actually most people I know either go "I'm just not a computer person" and leave it at that, or think they are already experts, but have no desire to improve the software they're using, just to brag about how good they are for assigning static IPs on a Windows machine, and are happy that they know how to do those things.

But regardless, it is still a choice. It's completely up to them if they want to invest the time and effort into learning programming and making a difference. Most people do the cost-benefit calculation, decide it's not worth it, and that's fine.

In fact, there's nothing that says people have to use computers at all. They make life a lot easier for most of us, but there are plenty of people who don't care, and get along fine without them.

People do not have this luxury when it comes to matters of law. You must comply, whether you like it or not. Educated or not, we're all supposed to obey the law.

Finally, failure to understand programming means some idle whining that the menus on this program suck, or that application takes too long to load. Failure to understand law means you get trapped with severe penalties for not abiding by rules you didn't even know existed. Be realistic.

Funny? Informative!

If we can control a bug with electrodes, it's not unfeasible that an arachnid could be controlled by chemicals from larva.

Rather scary, actually. It makes me proud to be a big mentally strong human being - which in truth, can get knocked out by about 50mg of some chemicals. :P

His talk about Star Trek *puts on sunglasses* is a big bunch of fucking bullshit *walks off camera*

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAH!!!!!!

On the model I've seen a couple of years ago the top of the battery has all needed informations. And you don't even have to search for cables or a battery as the compartment will beep loud enough.

If I could a range of 6 IPs and all you need to get my real name, then, yes, my IP address is peronally identifiable. You say that's not always the case and you don't know when it is? So you better not track any IP.

1000 times faster than super ultra duper slow is still slow ;)