No, if you move the horse, black can win.

However, to make it fair, black shouldn't move the horsie either ..

Then I discovered it was mostly firebug with the network log turned on that ate the memory with every ajax request made by setInterval.

Here's something about the developer:
http://www.theverge.com/gaming/2012/3/21/2884331/redemption-derek-smart-flame-line-of-defense-battlecruiser-3000AD

Oh well, forget it ..

Well, because of that.

Don't think it will get any better with video ..

In the end, you get a choice between two candidates, while you may hold a variety of opinions on 20 subjects.

Also, after elections, the electee usually backpedals when he has to conduct actual business (as usual).

.. it might actually work.

For function f(x){ return array('x'=>$x); }

You can't even do the above in PHP because it was developed to make parsing easy (see $), not coding.

I guess the validity of $x='x';$$$$$$$$$$$$$x; makes up for that ;-)

It is also lacking a means to list variables in your scope, I think.

.. you end up in jail and the money isn't yours either.

Reading the DRACO description on Wikipedia, I cannot tell whether the cure is worse than the disease.

The only part in the Wikipedia article I liked was the cleavage.

That is, the previous post does not say that people putting money into the stock market are not investors but instead, speculators, because they are bad people or something.

The reason for the difference is that most of the shares traded are not issued as new stock by any company.

This means that when you buy the stock, you put money into the hands of another investor, not into the hands of the company.

Of course a company that is willing to issue new shares will profit from a good history, but since issuing new shares dilutes the share of the investors in the company, this is rarely done and usually only when the outlook for the company is bleak.

You can of course argue that the existence of the market helps the REAL investors who found new companies, but this does not invalidate the argument:

Next time you buy a share of a "old" company, don't think that you just helped that company.

By the way, does the current IE still assume a fixed width per letter when rendering buttons, so that buttons-with-very-long-texts-on-them render with extra space to the left and right?

Tell that joke to astronauts dispersing anti-shark dye in water, they might find it decidedly not funny.

http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?1365-Some-new-Pararescue-photos/page26#378

http://yuckylicious.blogspot.com/2011/11/moonpie.html

Sounds interesting, but I don't find anything about it on the wikipedia pages related to Dwolla and Bitcoin that I googled for.