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Comment: Re:FBI, CIA, NSA, Intelligence Agencies... (Score 1) 213

by Kasar (#31542154) Attached to: US Military Shuts Down CIA's Terrorist Honey Pot
The CIA runs on it's own. In Iraq they have their own camps, their own security ground forces, and their own aerial drones with attack capabilities. They strike targets that could be hit by the military, but spooks prefer not to tell anyone what they've found, know, or suspect.

Who needs the military? They're rarely on the same page anyway.

Comment: Re:Same old mistakes (Score 1) 378

by Simetrical (#31541862) Attached to: Opera Sees "Dramatic" Rise From Microsoft's Ballot

I find it amusing that everyone rails against IE (rightfully so in many ways) for not following standards, but every web developer I know (and being one in a lively local web development community, I am exposed to a fair number) still has to check sites in IE plus a multitude of other browsers . When there are differences between standards compliant browsers, theres something wrong with the standard imho.

It's not necessarily a problem with the standard, it's a problem of specifications generally. Writing a specification that covers everything is very hard, and writing code to match a specification exactly is also very hard. You can realistically only get approximations. The same thing occurs with other standards. Look at how many differences you have between C compilers, Unixes, or (God help us) SQL databases – sometimes even when the standard is very clear.

In like a dimwit, out like a light. -- Pogo

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