Sorry, the above stackoverflow link wanted to be this:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/124332/c-handling-very-large-integers

I mainly program in Java, so my natural reaction was using BigInteger. I'm pretty sure someone already made something like that for C++ too

Except that methane is a stronger green house gas than CO2.

When did you have this problem? Last year around October there was a major Steam client update. Since then I can go offline without an internet connection too.

If the 10 people are in the same collision domain, torrenting won't make things faster. Actually it can slow things down with unneccesary collisions.

If a nuclear bomb were 100% efficient it would have no fallout. So that's kind of green. A dirty bomb doesn't undergo nuclear chain reaction at all, so it has maximum amount of fallout that makes dirty.

"minority shareholders can't collude behind management's back - they have to do things publicly. (These rules go back to the 1950s)"

What law forbids minority shareholders colluding?

"There are very strict rules about advertising in USA and demonstrate that there are no qualified Americans for the job before the employer gets an H1B."

These rules are not that hard to work around:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TCbFEgFajGU

That's why they have monads. But LISP isn't a purely functional language anyway.

But but but it's webscale!

We're talking about personal income taxes if you haven't noticed.

Couldn't we just make all food related expenses a tax write-off? Not everyone can work at Google.

Valve has finally fixed the offline mode last year, your article is outdated.

Try going to the police with "Somebody is using my computer to mine bitcoins" vs "someone stole money from my bank account".

Parent talked about training in the specific technologies that the company uses. Just look around how many web frameworks are there.