Comment Interestingly enough... (Score 1) 139
This year's underhanded C coding challenge deals with nuclear warhead identification:
http://www.underhanded-c.org/_...
Comment At the very end of the document: (Score 1) 46
a fellow is described as
An individualselected from among the Representative Directors who has advanced knowledge and extensive experience, and holds the role of providing advice and guidance regarding organizational operations in a specialized area (newly established on September 16, 2015)
I'm posting on September 14, 2015
Comment Re:Copy Pasta (Score 1) 182
But Larry Page personally signs off on each employee
Comment Re:Free Data? (Score 1) 84
the NSA manipulated AT&T's billing servers in conjunction with their Gemalto hack, so that customers' hacked SIM card's could be used behind their (the customers') backs without any notice.
Comment Re:The kids full name... (Score 1) 588
according to the article, he's 12
Comment Re:Here's to bullshit! (Score 1) 588
just saying: natural external radiation beats man-made https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcernatschool.web.cern....
Comment Re:ADA act? What's their disability (Score 1) 588
Comment Re:What does Science have to say about this? (Score 1) 588
Once, in one of my dreams, I opened a microwave door while the microwave was on and it burned me.
Never seen it happen in reality.
Comment Cobras (Score 1) 158
this reminds me of cobra-killing incentives in India.
Comment Re: These companies keep giving us reasons (Score 1) 394
I don't know if Office 2013 was a software-as-a-service kind of deal, but two years ago it was running just fine on a windows 7 machine of mine.
Comment maybe could also diagnose (Score 1) 23
Tourettes syndrome
Comment IOI (Score 1) 124
ever read Ready, Player One?
Comment Re:Oh boy (Score 1) 253
kernel32.dll exportst the windows API, but the a lot of the code lies in ntoskrnl.dll
Comment Re: Why? (Score 1) 283
you're missing out
Comment Re:Thanks, OpenSSL (Score 1) 190
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