At a guess this is caused by mounting with the discard option, or trim as its called in Windows. It tells the drive you don't need the data stored where a deleted file used to be.

Maybe it's still there if you look with a microscope but who really does that?

You're thinking of Born on a Blue Day by Daniel Tammet

I have an old Linksys router and put OpenWRT on it. It supported ipv6 just fine with that firmware on it but ran out of disk space as soon as I tried to add qos support. I went back the the stupidly expensive Cisco branded router that's full of bugs..

It shall be a sad day when I see console owners having to input serial numbers to play games.

That day is already here. I had to type in a serial number when I installed Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit on PS3.

Both deny being BSD coders too!

We could use, at least, a basic understanding of probability..

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Netbeans does that too.

The same name can be held as a trademark by different entities if the usages don't conflict.

I see no problem here.

How exactly do you manage to get C# or VB.NET running in the browser and manipulating the DOM ?

Are you sure you know what AJAX is ?

Long-winded 'explanations' of the code in the application's comments (that is, the ones that read like excuses), indicate that the developer probably didn't understand what he was doing.'

Or that he's forced to work with people that don't.

Hey lets wrap the whole solar system in this stuff so less advanced aliens can't spy on us.

That's just contradiction. He came here for an argument.

Watch the video until the end, there's a brilliantly funny presentation about the semantic web that you wont want to miss.