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  1. Re:Slashdot ate my post! on Microsoft Research Touts Its 'Checked C' Extension For 'Making C Safe' (microsoft.com) · · Score: 1

    Oh, there is a huge difference. I'll give you a couple hints. 1) Where in memory do these strings reside? 2) What happens to the strings when the function reaches the end of it's scope? I know. I know. You literally have no idea what any of that even means. Off you go now ...

  2. Re:Prices increase either way. on Trump Tells Apple To Make Products In the US To Avoid China Tariffs (thehill.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I always love these "Most people don't understand that Trump just sounds like a moron who went bankrupt several times and couldn't even make money with a casino, but really he is a negotiation wizard and very stable genius who went bankrupt several times and couldn't even make money with a casino" comments. Pure gold.

  3. Re:Slashdot ate my post! on Microsoft Research Touts Its 'Checked C' Extension For 'Making C Safe' (microsoft.com) · · Score: 1

    That isn't the same at all and the fact you think it is proves you don't know enough about either language to comment.

  4. Re:What about C syntax? on Microsoft Research Touts Its 'Checked C' Extension For 'Making C Safe' (microsoft.com) · · Score: 1

    No. He was correct. You have no clue and should not have opened your mouth to prove you are a fool.

  5. Re:What about C syntax? on Microsoft Research Touts Its 'Checked C' Extension For 'Making C Safe' (microsoft.com) · · Score: 1

    Considering C is the language that the Linux kernel which runs the internet and most cell phones is written in, and it works quite well when used by professionals qualified to use it properly, never. If you make the error you cited you have no business developing such systems in any language.

  6. No, that won't work because the checks happen at runtime, not compile time ... thus the increases overhead of approximately 8%.

  7. Not his best perhaps, but 100% correct.

  8. Re:Eagerly Awaiting on Tesla Stock Plunges After Senior Execs Leave, Musk Smokes Weed During Interview (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Actually he took one hit, said he didn't like it, never got high, and stated that he didn't feel it would be conducive to productivity. Everyone making a big issue of this is an idiot, especially the two idiots that stepped down over it.

  9. Re:So? on Elon Musk Takes a Fatalistic View Toward AI (youtube.com) · · Score: 1

    You are simply throwing around terms you don't understand, while pointing to everyone who uses the term and claimimg that *they* are the ones that don't understand because they don't share your lack of a clue.

  10. Yes, that's what I said. The majority of US citizens did not vote for him. He did not win the popular vote. You are one dumb motherfucker if you really can't understand this concept , but I suspect you do understand meaning you are also an asshole.

  11. No. That's correct. Saying it does not make it so. The fact that it's true makes it so

  12. You are of course correct when you say that Trump constantly seeks to undermine us and should resign. I have to admit I never thought you would get that clue,but congratulations in joining the vast majority of US citizens calling for this idiot Trump to resign!

  13. Trump lost, which means you wasted a lot of words explaining why something happened that literally never happened.

  14. Re:Yes, they should on White House Says Anonymous 'Coward' Behind New York Times Op-Ed Should Resign (freerepublic.com) · · Score: 2, Informative

    You Trumptards keep repeating that lie. That kind of thing only works with people like you. The rest of us know that, while Hillary wasn't a great option, she was a far better option than Trump (as would be pretty much anyone else as is now plainly evident), which is why the majority of us voted for her. Trump was NOT elected into office by the people. Stop broadcasting your ignorance.

  15. Re: "after a commotion he was terminated" on Russia Thinks Someone With a Drill Caused the Recent ISS Air Leak (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    You screwed up big time. There is no reasonable way to recover from a recursive chmod from / as root. The irony is you mentioned QA. Just how did you verify every single file on the system had the same permissions as before the chmod was executed?

  16. Right ... and given that the White House is now inundated with n1ggers like Trump, Sanders, and their ilk the neighborhood is a shithole.

  17. Re: Since when google became a bank? on Google's Doors Hacked Wide Open By Own Employee (forbes.com) · · Score: 1

    That's one way to let the whole world know you have never worked at a tech company in your life I guess.

  18. Re: Unsure about this on Google's Doors Hacked Wide Open By Own Employee (forbes.com) · · Score: 1

    You are pretty desperate to point and grunt "Google bad!". I guess your understanding of computer security is so low you don't realize that pretty much every company on the planet has at least one Windows machine on their network that regularly updates with unvetted code.

  19. Re: This can't happen soon enough. on Like Smartphone Vendors, Laptop OEMs Are Increasingly Moving To Near Bezel-Less Displays (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    You put pressure on the side and exert it in the direction of "open". Because it is light this works well. I do it all the time.

  20. Re: This can't happen soon enough. on Like Smartphone Vendors, Laptop OEMs Are Increasingly Moving To Near Bezel-Less Displays (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    Learn to open your laptop properly. Problem solved. Next ...

  21. Re: 2mm thinner phone, in my inch-thick OtterBox on Like Smartphone Vendors, Laptop OEMs Are Increasingly Moving To Near Bezel-Less Displays (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    Hey. Here is an idea. Take your cue from Neil Degrasse Tyson and eschew the case for just not handling the thing carelessly.

  22. Struggling to what? on Chrome Browser Turns 10 (theverge.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    No, Microsoft was not "struggling to comply (with standards)" They were struggling to embrace, extend, and extinguish said standards.

  23. Proving him right twice in a single very short post ... not that any of us are surprised.

  24. You might want them to take a course in economics so they can teach you about supply and demand some day

  25. Re: Thus disproving their own premise, it exists s on Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies Are Useless, The Economist Says (economist.com) · · Score: 1

    You really are quite stupid if you didn't get it. you