Bucket Sort is the most efficient in time – O(n) – but probably least efficient in space – 16GB, for 32-bit integers.

By providing HBO at no additional cost, AT&T was favoring one premium channel over all the others, a clear violation of Network Neutrality principles. How is, say, STARZ supposed to complete with "free"? By replacing it with 30 channels no one wants, they've leveled the playing field.

Why aren't all Net Neutrality proponents cheering this development? You're winning!

Is that like a "warrant-proof shredder" or a "warrant-proof toilet"? I've heard that fire can be used to deny evidence to the authorities, is anyone looking into that?

"If it's news to us, it's news to you."

"90% of television is crap, because 90% of everything is crap." -- Sturgeon's Law

+1, Nostaliga

I'm waiting for the climate alarmists to show up and tell us why this is a bad thing.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

In a survey that reached 1,000 respondents by phone ...

"Hello? ... Yes, of course I trust the FBI with, um, my privacy, and, uh, the NSA too, yeah, they're great guys, all of them, and they wouldn't be listening to this call, right now, because I'm not in any way a terrorist, and therefore have nothing to hide, bye!"

It doesn't build with my version of libc. Is there a wiki or forum, or something?

Keep launching it until it explodes, then collect the pieces and hand them out to the engineers as souvenirs.

It's irrational to try to redefine the irrational as rational.

What happened to "if you like you like your wood-burning stove, you can keep your wood-burning stove"?

"Yes please."
-- CSPAN viewers

... with two GCHQ security experts overseeing the destruction of hard drives in the Guardian's basement

"We have top men working on it now."
"Who?"
"Top ... men."