You can't choose the state, it cannot be manipulated expecting the other particle is manipulate the exact opposite way. You entangle them, separate them and then read their state simultaneously, their states will then be the exact opposites.

I had the exact same thoughts. It then occurred to me that random mutation isn't any better at preparing us for that cataclysmic event. Random mutations will still happen, we are just adding our own selection.
If we are picking strength and mental agility I can't really see this going the wrong way. It's actually just an acceleration of the selection process we use when picking mates.

Dust. You don't want martian dust stirred up by the rockets covering all of the mechanics once you have landed.

I'm gonna stop you right there. You should get a big slap in the face for saying REST and SOAP are on the same level!
SOAP sucks big monkeyballs and REST doesn't, period.

I use passpack. I see a lot of people using lastpass. I honestly think passpack is better.
I began using passpack, switched to lastpass and then switched back to passpack.
How is it going with the implementation of tags over at lastpass? Still using single groups instead?
The cool thing about passpack is the javascript bookmarklet for one click signon, no need for any extension...

Suddenly macs don't seem so expensive any longer, eh?

I do not have anything to back this up, but my suspicion is that women are not only underrepresented but HUGELY underrepresented in this field.

Sure: pick any other male dominated field of work and you might see the same underrepresentation.
CS is different though, it resembles physics, mathematics and other fields, where women are represented quite well. It's a white collar job. I suspect no other white collar job has this kind of underrepresentation of women..(?) Am I on to something here or is this nonsense?

Linus Torvalds is... or so he says.

Haha, you're an idiot.

Take a guess. They control 90% of the consumer PC market. Or did, at least. You don't think that is enough power to do something like that?

So you are saying that they actually do care to some extent whether you have a degree. Do me a favor and watch this video.

I know, but 20 years?!?! Are they serious? That is an insane amount of time for a non-violent crime!

"Anything a computer can generate it can understand."
Well that's besides the point, isn't it? A computer can generate and understand hashes, but that does not mean they are easily breakable

You just need to make the decoding much harder than the encoding. There must still be computational areas in the visual domain where we humans are way more efficient.

Yup, I think he needs to watch this

Can we please ban infoworld links for a while?!?! In the last two months, everything that linked to an article there was complete and utter rubbish!