I haven't seen any clear way to calculate say an integral using something like c++ or c#.

Calculus is a study of continuous mathematics. C, C++, and every (?) other programming language work on principles of discrete mathematics, which is why you can read all about strange calculations with floating point variables. So, what you've seen is only natural.

My understanding of it is that most colleges/universities do not even consider offering discrete mathematic courses until at least Calculus 2 is completed, and in some places not for a year after even that.

I guess the submitter is upset that this surgeon heard this nice house was on the market and decided to buy it?
Is he trying to insinuate that the surgeon was blackmailing jobs...? IDGI

Personally, I would do it by declining the request. It isn't hard. If that isn't option because he's a scumbag, accept and add him to a group with the same privileges as non-friends.

You mean the Onion's five bladed razor from '04? And now it's a real thing....

Chris Roberts gave a presentation on a very similar issue at GrrCON and other places this year.

GrrCON video of his presentation can be found here.

AnonPlus is a direct spin-off of AnonTalk. Sorry, what was that you were saying?

AnonPlus is much, much older than Google+ and has been involved in spamming and DDoS'ing 4chan several times over the last four years. Stop posting about things this pathetic, please.

I stopped reading this trash as soon as I realized he was involved in the article.

...when there's an actual investigation. Why the hell is it news that someone made a complaint?

Not entirely. If you had RTFA, you'd have noticed the bit about files being found on the compromised servers named "Anonymous", containing "We Are Legion."

The availability of methodology does not change whether or not a thing can or can not be falsified. Your implication is that if technology progresses, we may discover a means to disprove one of the theories you mentioned, which further implies that you recognize the inherent falsifiability of the theories.

Creationism, however, has nothing to do with theory. It is a belief that a god created the universe and is completely and utterly uninterested in the mechanics by which this occured. THIS is the distinction between science and belief: belief is why a thing happened and science is how a thing happened.

And that is what I get for posting on forums... Correct link.

Not quite most, but [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_and_Identify_statutes]many[/url] do have relevant statues.

I guess you're one of those people who never pay attention to search settings? For example, the little button to the immediate right of the search button which toggles instant...

The "right to work" is more or less inherent in communistic societies. China may have converted to capitalism, but the indoctrination dies hard (see: eastern Germany.)