Not to mention, you just opened a floodgate straight to hell in terms of crime. Each company would need to employ bigger sleazes and craftier spies than their competition to be able to stay on top. You start having corporate sponsored mobs

40C degrees (or 104F) is colder than your bath water

Windows never made any serious inroads into the server market until IIS matured, and Active Directory made Servers a little more bearable

Wat. So you are telling me that Windows had no server success before Windows 2000? Your green is showing

How can a whole class evolve of animal evolve to another class so completely (reptile->bird)? What could have to changed in their DNA/lifestyle that would cause something so drastic?

I would imagine the most intuitive interface is what you do to move objects when dreaming. For instance when I want to pull an object toward me, I focus on it, then tug an invisible rope quickly as to whip it back. I also push my hand outward holding my palm out as to say "stop" to push it away. Somewhere in our heads we already know what will work

The point of assert is to set a breakpoint to go to during unit testing

Exceptions should be exceptional. A bad string isn't exceptional

Someone at Anonymous works for Symantec

Those are awesome. I don't see what you are seeing with the plant image.

Just got another call from "Card Services" (I'm not answering these, just silencing it then googling the number), but this time the number is different. I wonder if posting the number here got that number shut down? Either way, the new number is 251-725-1770

It is definitely the same place

This "Rachel" seems to be operating behind this number as well

http://mrnumber.com/1-775-410-1104?__hstc=43953530.0209c5bdbfeec8c18653791612dac1ed.1360629783918.1360629783918.1360629783918.1&__hssc=43953530.1.1360629783919

I am constantly getting robocalls from "Card Services" at the phone number 775-410-1104. I haven't ever owned a credit card. I've tried my best to try and get information so that I can do something about it, but they hang up as soon as they think you are on to them. You can't call the number back. Is there anyway to nail this entity?

That was exactly my point. These are being built as purpose oriented devices, not general computing.

Can you install your own OS on your DVD player?

So blowing a random man on the corner for $10 (benefiting financially from doing the wrong thing) is a thing people will generally do?