I guess it's theoretically possible, but in practice it's been a long time since I've seen a executable infecting virus. The last ones were macro viruses.

My guess is that executable viruses aren't really found in the wild anymore.

Yeah, anyone being paid a salary from a bank account has the same problem. You just don't know where your money comes from.

It's the same for the electricity grid. It's just an accounting system. Energy is poured in from a number of sources. The customers take it out again.

Same as with the banks although the banks have a neat trick: they actually create money in the process!

I pay for nuke-only.

> Almost as good (and hopefully unrelated translation): "no one has goats that are large enough".

Yeah, that one is easy to explain. The dutch word 'bok' means 'male goat' and 'floating crane' as well as other things. The context decides which one makes sense. You'd think even the dumbest algorithm would figure the context of this article out, but no...

The article says that there aren't any floating cranes large enough to lift ships like this one. The floating crane building hasn't kept up with the boat building. No one has goats that are large enough...

"Then you must therefore first erection."

I really don't know why I bother with that silly Google Translate... :(

A salvage expert (former CEO of the leading company in that field Smit Tak) says it can't be done in the following Dutch newspaper article (google translated):

http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=nl&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fm.trouw.nl%2Farticle%2F15%2F3126744%2FIn-stukken-zagen-dat-is-enige-optie.html&act=url

I came here thinking it was a Perl tutorial... :(

I'm only really familiar with the Canon range, but for DSLR there's only 3 choices. The 'minimum bar' is APS-C sensor size and anything above that is very expensive. AFAIK anyhing above APS-C in DSLR's is hi-end!

"Live preview is just a toy feature for those used to using point and shoots though."

Not true at all. It 's great for precision focusing especially when you're using a tripod.

There's actually quite a difference between kids in this respect. My oldest rarely put things in his mouth and had stopped doing that when he was about 1yo. The youngest always put everything in his mouth and is just starting to slow down a bit at two.

I use Fastmail, but apparently I haven't used the bounce feature for quite a while. The backscatter argument for getting rid of it makes sense, though. Pity, because it was still useful *occaisionally* ;)