The source code for memtest86+-6.00 appears to be unavailable. It is not listed as are the binary releases, and does not seem to be in the download directory for the current releases under any obvious name.

What's the best way to go about keeping up-to-date on the latest C++ changes ? The available books on C++ seem to be more than a few years behind the current state of the art.

There There..... time for your medication......

And how might we, as you put it, more easily accomplish this ? I'm afraid I missed that part.

Could you tell us a bit more about how you went about doing that ?

Welcome to the club. I'm about the same age as you, and have over 40 years experience in programming. I'm living in Western NY after working for one of the top robotics/"artificial life" research labs in Asia for 13 years. I've been out of work for six years now.

I am left with with the strongest impression that you and the rest of your family are among the truly richest people in this world.

What sort of labs might be open to this kind of thing ? I've never heard of a lab that allowed this.

It is possible in NoScript to allow scripts. It will still provide protection from cross-scripting techniques.

What you are looking for is:
http://www.colorado.edu/geolsci/faculty/chin.htm