I think what's most telling about their analysis is on the 96kHz plots. The Realtek consistently drops to nothing around 20kHz, and yet apparently that didn't mean anything to them other than "look how well these results fit with out hypothesis". Anyone who actually knew something about didgital audio would think "either I've set this up wrong or the drivers/hardware are bust, because this thing is blatantly stuck at 44.1kHz".

The only other thing to be gleaned from the graphs is that running at 96kHz is pointless because the supposedly better cards' performance FUCKING SUCKS past 20kHz.

Going by the information in that article, I have to say I agree with the justices. That's a fucked up system you guys have got:

The justices in London outlined a litany of concerns in their June 20 decision, noting offenders don't have to be mentally ill to be committed; their offenses don't have to be recent; and in some cases, they don't even have to have been convicted of a crime.

As of April 1, 641 people were in Minnesota's program...some who say it holds people indefinitely after their prison sentences. One 64-year-old man received a provisional discharge earlier this year...Only one other person was ever released from the program, and was soon taken back into custody on a violation.

What the fuck are you talking about? The complaint that people have is that an email address appears on their profiles. It is possible to remove that email address from their profiles. But you don't want to remove the email address from your profile, you want to delete it from your profile. Because deOHMYGODI'MWASTINGMYLIFE

I don't have timeline. I can change it.

Or if you want to be avant garde, I suppose you could begin the numbering at zero *blames wine*

{1:"a",2:"b",3:"c","foo":"bar"}

Sure it won't create an instance of Array, but if you're using an Array to also be an associative array then really I think JSON is the least of your worries.

I imagine that using trig tables for multiplication would hold you back, yes.

An example of the block graphics: German Teletext porn!

If you're running your own mail server, YOU get to choose what CAs you trust. If you want to do something nefarious, you only trust the one that you and your terrorpedo cohorts set up.

This is the third story about this vulnerability.

"OMG - some software has a vulnerability!"
"OMG - someone's written a proof of concept attack!"
"OMG - someone else has done the same!"

This is even more ridiculous than stories about Bitcoin or the Raspberry Pi. Well, maybe not Bitcoin; that's just fucking retarded.

If you put "each" "word" "in" "quotes" then it works as intended. It's fucking ridiculous that you have to, mind. The other thing that's starting to piss me off is the auto-correction. Now it's brilliant that if someone searches for "diarea" it'll offer you pages about bum gravy. But (and I can't think of any real examples, so just play along) I hate that if I search for "cat food" it'll say "showing results for 'dog food'" and you have to explicitly click to tell it to search for the words you typed in the first place.

tl;dr: Google search is starting to suck.

Then I suggest you dont' (do) read this: http://www.amicistours.com/wineswirling.html

Then buy a firewall whose interface only lets you open one IP at a time? Or even one IP/port at a time? If you're using iptables or pf from the CLI then a) you should be capable of configuring a firewall properly and b) it's perfectly correct and desirable that you should be able to tear a goatse in your security for a given IP/subnet/port/interface.

That NAT won't let you do this is a weakness of the technology, not a strength. Protecting a user from themselves is an interface issue, and one that should be possible for an experienced user circumvent if needed. Otherwise you may as well say that Bash shouldn't allow globbing - after all, a user might accidentally type rm * in the wrong directory.