...if it goes into an infinite loop while trying to rescue another piece of code?

If judges could pass summary judgment for civil damages in a case like this?

Or, better, when someone's released from a 20 year stint in prison after the DNA proves they didn't do it?

I'm mostly referring to the headline stating it is the "first" but I would also argue that the "known" is not implicit.

That's quite a passionate and protracted argument. I think you covered all the angles.

Well, you should be.

Seriously.

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http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/07/internet-abuzz-with-claims-that-uk-police-picked-up-the-wrong-topiary.ars

It's possible that they are tossing the police ringers.

Probably the cold weather just led to a lot more cuddling. And, naturally the cuddling led to a lot more - you know - whoopee.

So, apparently sex is good for your brain.

Even though I've barely played many of the games in the last couple and I don't even know if the games this time are PPC compatible.

By the way, I am currently offering a good home to any wayward or orphaned Intel Macs. You will receive no actual money but you will know that your machine is in the hands of people who love it dearly and will not sell its internal parts for scrap.

I'm currently reading The Net Delusion, which pretty much postulates that a lot of the noise in government and the media about the power of the internet for change is pretty much driven by a very outdated set of assumptions that date back to the end of the Cold War.

I imagine that this fits the kind of thinking going on here, although it does seem interesting that most of the targets of these attacks are American or corporate allies.

I am certainly glad that here in the United States of America, blessed by God and common sense, that we will never experience a tragedy of this magnitude. Thanks to our sensible legislators and their neverending compassion for the people whose livelihood depends on the exploration, excavation, processing, shipping, and selling of fossil fuels, we will never have to see one of these "bullet" trains derail in this country! Our citizens will remain safe! Why, the very name of these things, a "bullet" train, brings to mind only the horror and tragedy of random school violence. Not, of course, that this has anything to do with the abundance of firearms in our nation, no, but the analogy is still valid.

These trains must be banned. We need a constitutional amendment to prevent this sort of thing from ever happening here.

This American Life gives me hives.

We won't all one day drive our Sony to the Sony to pick up more Sony?