Oh, that reminds me of reading somewhere that Celtic 'witches' used menstrual blood in some way or another with their partners during rituals.
Your reasoning makes sense, since that is also the reason for the prohibition against mixing milk with cow meat.

Compared to C#? This is how we know you're trolling.

"A good programmer can write good code in any language. A bad programmer will write bad code in all of them."

WebAssembly. It's supported by most major browsers (experimentally) and has a W3C working group ironing out the details.

If they include javascript, why not perl? I find it hard to believe that there are more R programmers than perl scripters.

A refutation would take a lot of space, but the most common refutation I've seen is something along the line of, "All those things are likely to actually happen."

Of course, scientists contribute to it too, by saying things like, "that's it for all life on the planet and "the oceans will begin to boil." These are so far beyond the realm of likelihood that they aren't even mentioned in the IPCC report.

I'm not saying you're wrong, but I'm having trouble thinking of a motive for this one.

They sell more mainframes now than they did in 1970, believe it or not. One z13 can support 8,000 Linux VMs simultaneously. Cool looking box, too.

Heh.....back in the 50s someone got a PhD writing a thesis saying that bubble-sort was the fastest sorting algorithm.

Donald Knuth later said, "That these wouldn't have passed if I had been around."

John Christy has been doing that for over 30 years. For example, he wanted to know if the temperature record was accurate or not. So he developed a secondary way to measure temperature (with satellites). That is one example for you to get the feel, he's done the same thing in other areas of climate science.

Happens all the time. If a person commits a crime against country A and they are in country B, country A may well ask country B to hand them over. If it happens or the details of it vary based off of the specific countries and their treaties, called extradition treaties. For example the US and North Korea? Ya not happening. There are no extradition treaties between those two, and the governments hate each other. so nobody is getting handed over. However EU nations? Extremely strong extradition treaties. If you commit a crime against Germany from France, Germany will have France arrest you and ship you over to stand trial.

The majority of nations have extradition treaties of some level with each other since they don't want criminals able to run off and hide from justice. It has been a thing for a long time.

Churchill saw Hitler for the crocodile he was, and was quite vocal in letting people know about it. In response, people called him a war-monger.

A lot of the exploits we've seen haven't been zero-days or complex attacks. They've been low-hanging fruit that would never be left open by an admin like you.