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The implications aren't automatically "there's nothing out there", more "this was the wrong tool for the job".

The 1970s just called. They want their batch processing back. :-)

But the VM detection has to occur BEFORE you setup the clever encrypted CPU stuff so that code is then vulnerable to the usual debugger cracking techniques (without worrying about …

If you do a Google search for "PHP6 Book" you'll see why they had to rename it: https://www.google.com/#q=php6+book Basically a lot of authors thought they'd get 'ahead of the game…

Curious what Rails objectively offers that Symfony cannot?

What about if it finds 301 or 302 codes (redirects)? I hope they don't count as a negative...

I decided to do the "Five minutes of Wikipedia browsing" you suggested. Under http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD I found this: "In 1978 Roy Trubshaw, a student at Essex University in…

Malware author probably uses a multitude of wallets, but the one shown in that screenshot has received a few actual payments: https://blockchain.info/address/1HKCHx1RFhNHuF3NxLviHd…

> And there's no simple excuse for the preprocessor; I don't know exactly why that exists, but my guess is that back in the 1970s it was an easy way to get at least an approximatio…

Here's one rebuttal to that: http://forums.devshed.com/php-development-5/php-is-a-fractal...

Once you've embedded the Hype Cycle in your consciousness, it's amazing how often new technologies follow it. Also interesting just how worked up people get at each peak and trough…

Being able to get into the car on a Thursday evening, knowing you don't have to be back until Monday morning, every week of the year sounds good to me. :)

The whole "driving upside down" thing is mostly theoretical because although the aerodynamics might allow it, none of the rest of the car is designed to work upside down without so…

All you need to do is travel back to 2010 and visit this page: http://web.archive.org/web/20100703032414/http://freebitcoin... 5 free bitcoins for solving a captcha? Yes please!