It didn't work for Germany and Japan. When Germany (against Russia) and Japan (against the USA) tried dropping bombs on people, things turned out quite badly for them.

Patent lawyers and judges often have an undergraduate degree in their field of specialization. It is implausible to have once earned a CS or related degree from a real university and then not be able to code something simple like the stated problem in few hours or days at most, perhaps equipped with reference guides for the language and / or editor. These are smart people with decent technical backgrounds. The judge isn't the anomaly; the patent lawyer who would take 6 months to code a simple problem is the anomoly.

I wonder what the best way would be to out a principal's account. You could feed it misinformation and see what happens afterwards, but it might be hard to determine whether the account is fake or just relayed the misinformation to the fake account. Maybe the easiest way is to accuse first (as the QB did) and ask for forgiveness later if the guess was wrong.

RUN, COWARD!

Will that warm, smug glow also keep the grues at bay?

DOSing is not a violent act; it's just a major inconvenience for the users of the site that forces them to go elsewhere for a while. This is more akin to Rosa Parks taking a shit in the back of the bus.

In 2015, Koshimizu, struggling financially, sells his accumulated pressure sensor data to a third party software animation company. The third party matches the data with leaked DMV license photos and registration information. Two months later, sit-on-my-face-while-driving.jp is one of the 100 most visited sites in the world.

This number is just smaller than 2^(-1022).

According to python, 2.0 ** -1022 == 2.2250738585072014e-308. You can check that last significant digit in the mantissa using integer math in python:

>>> x = 22250738585072011
>>> y = 22250738585072014
>>> for num in xrange(1022): x *= 2; y *= 2 ...
>>> print str(x)[:20], '...', str(x)[-20:]
99999999999999987277 ... 51323238920926265344
>>> print str(y)[:20], '...', str(y)[-20:]
10000000000000000075 ... 77840486139094368256

The number in question is just beyond the range that fp is intended enough to handle, but probably not far enough for some initial validation logic to catch. It is probably not too difficult for the bug fixers to verify that the range issues are handled properly now that they know about it.

Five seconds? How many seconds of continuation does the guy get? Clearly, if she asks him to stop while he's starting his forward thrust he should be able to blame the subsequent motion on inertia, right? Is the threshold in seconds or cycles? Does it take position into account?

There are plenty of drivers who have driven hundreds of thousands of miles and not had to drive into ditches to avoid killing people. You should probably consider driving slower or more defensively.

awesome++

To save money, you could also start drinking before you get to the bar, or en route to the bar. And if you pick someone up for casual sex, you can start on her in the back seat on the way home. Since the car will be doing the driving, the windows can be dark enough for you to have complete privacy.

According to the satellite photo, the object is still in Greenland's lower colon. No need to clear the pool just yet.

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2010/08/08/opinion/08dotearthglacier/08dotearthglacier-blogSpan.jpg

http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/: You should use two spaces after a sentence-ending period. When writing English, Strunk and White apply.

That's faulty reasoning. The people who don't mind prison life aren't the ones getting butt-raped. The people who don't fit in are. Butt-raping, and any other prisoner v. prisoner battery tends to affect those for whom prison life is already the worst. Prison butt-rape is extreme bullying in an environment where bullying is condoned by the administration. As bullying, it IS funny, once you manage to suppress your pesky sense of altruism.