Classical music might improve the trip when on certain other drugs, so be careful not to get the wrong effect there;)
I bet they just wanted to make everyone a little happier with that stunt - if they wanted to make the druggies miserable, they should have chosen some kind of loud, obnoxious and terrifying music (don't want to give any modern examples) - but that would make everyone miserable.
With TrueCrypt, you could have 2 encrypted volumes on the same flash drive. Just give them the password of the 'decent' one and they can't derive that there is more than one installed, unless you give yourself out.
They call it Plausible Deniability.
If their most optimistic guesstimate is 5 years, then by the time that gets FDA (or equivalent) approval, that will be even further away.
Looks like we are dealing with one of those 20-years-from-now technologies that stay 20 years away no matter what.
It's still surprising to see the Go Programming language on the 4th place when searching for "Go".
How could it be so high based on just incoming links alone? It seems rather unpopular, considering how few of us./ users know of it.
They could still try to work on it anonymously. They are not trying to make money of it, I assume.
Hosting it in some pro-free-speech country could be a good idea too.
Just make it hard for the lawyers to try to close it down, and the company would have to change their position and become pro-tweaker to save face and save money at the same time.
The passive income perk that comes with being a independent software developer far outweighs the possible risks.
I have been selling my shareware back when I was at school/uni, have a job now, but am planning to go back to being independent in the near future - can't beat the motivation and pleasure of hard but fulfilling work for yourself.
They want the candidate to engage in open-source projects, so they could subvert these projects by riddling them with nasty bugs. Reasonable logic on behalf of MS.
...where he would pay the fine or go to jail and share a cell with men who have enlarged their penises, taken Viagra and are looking for a new relationship.
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I could pull it off with just a red stapler.
If they mount that hand on BigDog, we'd all have a pretty cool robotic overlord to welcome.
Python would definitely be a good choice, but the kids risk not being able to understand the Compiling joke.
We need some better pics.
From home it looks now, my best bet is that it's just an ornament of some sort.
This looks somewhat better than the pics in the summary link. (Or have I not found the good ones?)
And it you're smart, there are still many ways to make money legally too.
Classical music might improve the trip when on certain other drugs, so be careful not to get the wrong effect there ;)
I bet they just wanted to make everyone a little happier with that stunt - if they wanted to make the druggies miserable, they should have chosen some kind of loud, obnoxious and terrifying music (don't want to give any modern examples) - but that would make everyone miserable.
With TrueCrypt, you could have 2 encrypted volumes on the same flash drive. Just give them the password of the 'decent' one and they can't derive that there is more than one installed, unless you give yourself out.
They call it Plausible Deniability.
He could have just encrypted it! Wait... if he was thinking he could get away with that, he must have been too dumb to encrypt it.
That would have been pretty cruel, since he would have probably died from internal bleeding, and they'd have nobody to accuse.
If their most optimistic guesstimate is 5 years, then by the time that gets FDA (or equivalent) approval, that will be even further away.
Looks like we are dealing with one of those 20-years-from-now technologies that stay 20 years away no matter what.
That's because you haven't submitted that TPS rep... bone marrow sample.
I still get golang.org on 4th place after:
1) go.com
2) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(game)
3) www.gotransit.com
Go
It's still surprising to see the Go Programming language on the 4th place when searching for "Go". ./ users know of it.
How could it be so high based on just incoming links alone? It seems rather unpopular, considering how few of us
They could still try to work on it anonymously. They are not trying to make money of it, I assume.
Hosting it in some pro-free-speech country could be a good idea too.
Just make it hard for the lawyers to try to close it down, and the company would have to change their position and become pro-tweaker to save face and save money at the same time.
King's Crusade.
King's Adventure.
Just changing the name should give those lawyers some headache, but it's no guarantee that they will cease to bug the developers further on.
The passive income perk that comes with being a independent software developer far outweighs the possible risks.
I have been selling my shareware back when I was at school/uni, have a job now, but am planning to go back to being independent in the near future - can't beat the motivation and pleasure of hard but fulfilling work for yourself.
Current vote is one for flame... I find it clever though.
Since when do we RTFA before posting comments?
Based on population, I can only assume that India, at number 2 aspires to overtake China
India is only number 2, because China sensors everything already, so there's no statistic for the 'sex' keyword there.
Back in Soviet Russia they used to say "There's no sex in the USSR", now the Chinese have it the same way.
You mean you don't have a host on you local network dedicated entirely to porn and thus named porn? You might want to reconsider your /. membership.
They want the candidate to engage in open-source projects, so they could subvert these projects by riddling them with nasty bugs. Reasonable logic on behalf of MS.
There is a video about the upcomming sequel to Modern Warfare and it claims to be ultra-realistic.
...where he would pay the fine or go to jail and share a cell with men who have enlarged their penises, taken Viagra and are looking for a new relationship.
unzip; strip; touch; finger; grep; mount; fsck; more; yes; fsck; fsck; fsck; umount; sleep;
Destroyed in a series of small fires, that is.