The charges wont be for building a clock. They will be for having brown skin.

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

Hi, my name is Werner Brandes. My voice is my passport. Verify Me.

The sprint should start over. It encourages stakeholders to not interrupt the current sprint and to wait for the next sprint to shift priorities or introduce requirements.

They were building this 'weapon' in an abandoned garage (used to be shorty's) in Schaghticoke NY.

Thats twice in the national news in less than a month. The other time being for the dipshit cool kids on the yearbook staff leaving mean captions in the book that they meant to remove before printing.

If only that 79% believed in the same version of the divine creator then you might have a point.

The better car analogy would be:

You wouldn't rent a car for you trip for the cost of buying a new car?

You don't say those words in this house...

http://xkcd.com/473/

The only sensible course of action in this instance is similar to what google did. Respond to all requests coming in from Belgian IP addresses with a message stating why they can no longer access yahoo services. Allow the Belgian govt, to cut of thier own nose to spite their face.

Not emulation. Just a machine for making ATMs. Kind of like MasterMold (from X-Men) for ATMs.

As someone who has done quite a bit of hiring over the past few years, ranging from interns in college to senior level developers with 20 or more years of experience in the field, I will tell you once you have some significant job experience to hang your hat on, the difference between a masters and a bachelors is fairly insignificant. Hopefully you are getting some real world work experience now as an intern while working on your degree. The only time where the difference between a masters degree and a bachelors degree has made a difference in our interview process is in deciding between similar entry level candidates with little to no job experience. Also in hiring interns we will typically favor masters students over undergrad students.

Don't sign your rights away. If they attempt to refuse service, remind them of the oath they took in order to practice medicine. An oath they are bound to.