oh, that is simple. It's all about rationing: you don't want to have young men in their 20s blowing themselves up in the hope they will get sex at least in the after-world.

the LGBT were angry about not being allowed to sign a contract covering what everybody else had covered (such as inheritance, common properties, pensions etc.), not about the provisions for polygamy or polyandry, and not about legal provisions for whom they can choose as sex partners, that was fixed a few years ago.

Not really, only if you sign a contract in which you promise exclusivity to at least one partner.

Up until late 19th century the marriage was a civil contract, drafted by lawyers, which was about income and assets, not about sex.

why would they bother with Earth ? Deep gravity well, close to the sun and plagued with solar flares, full of microbes ... Pluto with all the frozen gases or the asteroid belt would be much more appealing.

so you cannot keep those files on computers hosted in a datacenter owned by somebody else, which is exactly what the enterprise offer from github ?

you mean I cannot pay github or other hosting company to keep my files ? you mean a company that writes software for others cannot use the enterprise offering from github ?

yes, you can set up your own private svn/git/whatever server and browser and fake the commit dates, but spoofing github or bitbucket or sourceforge would be a lot more difficult, and would not fool many

not public, keep the project private and show the details only if there is need

you have commit dates, if the change copyright on your file is newer, there is your proof

you also have the commit history, better proof than anything, unless they suspect you faked hundreds of commits and bug fixes

will not help with changing what already happened, but for the future put your work on github or some other similar service, keep the project private, then you can use that to prove precedence.

you have to prove that there is no solution execept when a,b and c have a common factor

much simpler, though maybe not easier, to try to dissaprove it ... is this a good job for OpenCL ?

the test results does not have to be a smooth curve, poisson or otherwise

for example there are 10 questions and you get a number of points if you answer a question right, or you get none if you do not. If the number of points you get for answering each of those questions are not the same, the curve will not look smooth and there will be gaps.

the jagged lines do not indicate cheating, at most poorly designed exam questions

yes, the game engine, write once then compile for Windows, Mac or Linux ... no webclient so far

biggest change so far is Unity, version 4 supports Linux

it's not on their site because their accusations were ridiculous