Yes, we're lucky there's such a thing as a "standard bullet"...

You know how I can tell you've never typed "zip gun" into google?

These kind of luddites probably "print a gun" means you can press a button and out pops a fully functioning Glock 9mm.

Making zip guns in a machine shop is waaaay easier/cheaper then trying to get a 3D printer to produce anything more than a misshapen blob of plastic. Even if the printers improve, plastic guns will never be a replacement for the real thing (which are made of metal!)

Doesn't matter, it's all about training governments to bend over whenever they say so. They'll be back again soon, with bigger demands.

PS: Thanks, RIAA, for letting me know about Grooveshark...

The men in black SUVs paid him a visit. Just like they'll pay this guy a visit...

It means 89% aren't...which sounds much nicer.

Right, because the existing parties here in Spain are doing such a good job of running the country.

Who knows, maybe a bit of young blood who doesn't talk the talk or wear an expensive suit might be a good thing.

It's not an acronym, it's an abbreviation.

(or do you go around saying "CUPOO" to everybody?)

Because "Java 7.53" makes them look bad - 53 critical updates!

Instead they chose to obfuscate things and redefine "CPU", which doesn't make them look bad at all.

It's not an acronym, it's an abbreviation.

What exactly have they "published"?

Fail.

They aren't out to prove anything. They're sending out random letters in the hope that there's a few people out there that are stupid enough to pay up.

Was backwards compatibility.

Before Oracle took over.

Nowadays all you're backwards compatible with is the old exploits.

Gee. If only Intel had some proper engineers like you who could think of clever things like that...

Update: Yes they do... 8-)