Given the volatility of Bitcoin and the deliciousness of bacon, I think a Strategic Bacon Reserve would be a better policy.

My apartment complex has had this for the last year at least.

I have an 8 year old mid-range MacBook Pro (pre-unibody) that I upgraded to 4GB ram, a 120GB SSD, removed the optical drive & replaced with the original 5400 spinning platter and set up the SSD+HD as a "fusion" drive and the GeekBench scores are barely below the low-end 2016 MacBook. I was only able to do this because it's from before Apple's anorexia infected their laptops. Still a great machine aside from having to bake the logic board every month or so because of the bad solder on the graphics chip (which didn't start failing until just after apple ended their extended replacement for it). Apple doesn't make computers anymore, they make sealed-off, anorexic "devices"

OS X is an evolution of NEXTSTEP, which was started in the late 80s. They saw that OS 9 was a dead end and Apple needed something "new" and "modern", so they went with NEXT (and for a good while there was this set of compatibility APIs called carbon, PROBABLY had a lot of mac classic code). You can still see a lot of similarities between Xcode today and what they were using on NEXT in the early 90s.
new code, old code, it makes no difference. It ALL has flaws.

Only to discover that the origin of the universe was an infinite number of you jumping back to the same point to 'settle that origin debate' :P

But it doesn't seem unethical for 5 banks to be contributing to a campaign?

The only open network I see is my own guest network, which still requires a password on a login page before it gives you net access.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replicator_(Stargate)