Comment: Re:Isn't It Already Late? (Score 2) 57
Hallelujah, Jesus has returned!
lame AC: meh, isn't he late?
Comment: Re:I have an idea for the style guide (Score 1) 260
that would be notationHungarian.
Comment: Re:knowledge is power (Score 1) 385
nuke it from orbit. it's the only way to be sure.
Comment: drastic measures? (Score 1) 326
Comment: Re:Going down in flames (Score 1) 575
mismatched-typing issues are a tiny minority of bugs I've seen make it to production
that's a pretty big qualifier.
Comment: Re:Windows 98, finally! (Score 2) 176
wow, you would have had to have been really moronic to have remade a 20-year-old OS back in 1991...
Comment: Re:5th Amendment doesn't apply (Score 1) 1009
what if the documents were in a foreign language. would it be the responsibility of the witness to translate for the court? what if the witness had forgotten (or never knew) how to read the foreign language?
substitute cipher for language. it makes no difference.
Comment: Re:You get a job (Score 1) 446
less useful words were never spoken
Comment: Re:What about pipelining and keep-alive? (Score 1) 275
meh. there's plenty of stuff pipelining does allow you to do out of order and still comply. and pipelining on hinders your ability to mitigate DoS attacks if your metrics are trivial.
reminds me not to buy f5.
Comment: Re:He deserves it (Score 1) 907
Secular governments are built on the principle that it is not for the state to promote religious beliefs ( or lack thereof ).
interestingly the US constitution (after amendment) was the 1st such document to ban religious establishment. it was also the only original concept at that time.