User: fisted

Re:Dat Title

On: The Bizarre Reactor Scientists Hope Will Save Fusion Research (sciencemag.org)

Dat device tho.

Re:not really

On: Researchers Warn Computer Clocks Can Be Easily Scrambled Via NTP Flaws (networkworld.com)

Fortunately "the package" it isn't the only ntp implementation, so there's no bus problem.

Re:not really

On: Researchers Warn Computer Clocks Can Be Easily Scrambled Via NTP Flaws (networkworld.com)

What "the package"? This about a specification.

Re:Rubbish....

On: Should Japan Restart More Nuclear Power Plants? (thebulletin.org)

(that said, I'll happily continue our game if you insist)

Re:Rubbish....

On: Should Japan Restart More Nuclear Power Plants? (thebulletin.org)

APK, it's priceless how you're pretending to be someone else while making it extremely obvious that you aren't.

Re:Rubbish....

On: Should Japan Restart More Nuclear Power Plants? (thebulletin.org)

Germany [..] replaced all their nuclear power plants

Except they didn't.

Re:He's a Malwarebytes' employee

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Still it means that your claim that malwarebytes recommends your sh^Hoftware is nothing but a lie. So with that gone, there's one more reason to want to look at the source code, before not using your program anyway.

How can I obtain said source code?

Re:Learn to read: I told you YOU can't have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

TL;DR. Where's the source?

Re:Learn to read: MalwareBytes' folks have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Are you trying exponential growth here? Is that what happened to your source code, too? (Which is /where/ exactly, btw?)

Re:Learn to read: Malwarebytes' folks have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

I've just shown you code that's likely better than your Visual Basic program.

That said, where's the source?

Re:Learn to read: I don't want it misused

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

To clarify, I host [APKs] software on my on one of my personal servers (not Malwarebytes owned or related) and have it listed on the hpHosts site, but this is not an endorsement by Malwarebytes - only me personally.

I think I'll just leave this here.

That said, where's the source code?

Re:Seeing is believing: I don't see your program

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Your source code is intriguing to me and i wish to subscribe to your source code.

Re:Learn to read: MalwareBytes' folks have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Your newsletter is intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your ideas.

I'd also like to read the source code of your program, I'm not sure if you noticed. Where can I find it?

Re:LOL: I spent 24++ yrs. building those

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

while (!seen_the_source())
    ask_for_the_source();

That said, where is your source code?

Re:LOL: I spent 24++ yrs. building those

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your source code.

Re:I don't see programs others like from you

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

But why isn't the source code available when there's nothing wrong with the program?

Re:Learn to read: MalwareBytes' folks have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Why isn't the source code available when there's nothing wrong with the program?

Re:Learn to read: MalwareBytes' folks have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Perhaps. But I *still* don't know where I can find the source code of your low-time-to-market streamlined business automation solution.

Re:Where's YOUR code others like then?

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Of course you aren't. Back to the topic: Where is the source code of your webscale enterprise application?

Re:You don't code. You wouldn't understand it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Where is the source code to this marvelous software-engineering masterpiece?

Re:You don't know how to code

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

I'm not sure what makes you feel qualified to judge that.

I'm starting to believe that you don't have the source code yourself. You're probably distributing someone else's program and they aren't giving you access to the source code, maybe for the reasons you're projecting on me.

Re:Learn to read: I told you YOU can't have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Maybe. Where is your program's source code?

Re:Learn to read: I told you YOU can't have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

tl;dr. Where is your source code?

Re:Learn to read. I told you YOU can't have it

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

No, but where is your program's source code again?

Re:Am I obligated to give you my source? No

On: eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org)

Yes, but where is your program's source code again?