when i Read stuff Like that, I Am always surprised By the Seemingly random capitalization That The Authors apply.

[quote user="Thrillho"]If you're going to steal from NotAlwaysWorking, you should at least credit the source.[/quote]Well, talk about not grasping the concept: if he were to credit the source, it wouldn't be stealing anymore...  

[quote user="joe.edwards"]I was reading an article about the latest advances in E-Ink, and I saw there was a video. I didn't have my headphones and I didn't want to be rude, so I decided I would read the closed captions. I have no idea what the narration said, but this is what YouTube would have me believe it was: ...

[quote user="spamcourt"]Everyone should switch to RFC 2550-compliant dates.[/quote]While RFC 2550 might have the right idea about future-proofing, in their estimation of CPU speeds in Y10k they totally forget to take into account the limitation due to planck time.

[quote user="Ben L."]All 64 bit does is make your pointers twice as big.[/quote]Come on, who wouldn't love to make his pointer twice as big?

[quote user="Cassidy"]Although I can understand how QA wouldn't want to spend toooo much time testing.[/quote]"Yes, I know that the last 20 test bombs we set of detonated perfectly fine. But how will we know for sure that this one will when we drop it on the enemy - without trying it first?!"

[quote user="blakeyrat"]Mostly because German procedure at the time called for daily weather reports, so there was a lot of radio traffic to perfect the cracking *on*.[/quote]Especially egregious was that apparently the leadership insisted on the messages having to look "neat" by always following the same layout with plenty ...

[quote user="Cassidy"][quote user="morbiuswilters"]You mean the heavily-armed, geographically isolated country with a massive industrial base that invented the A-bomb?[/quote]*cough* British patent 630,726 *ahem*[/quote] [quote user="Wikipedia"]Leó Szilárd [...] was a Hungarian- born American physicist and ...

[quote user="da Doctah"][quote user="blakeyrat"]The fact that gaskets are being blown and they aren't just shrugging it off with "eh, it works so who cares?" is at least a positive sign.[/quote]I'm willing to bet that gaskets aren't the only thing being blown in this company.[/quote]That cute red-head in ...

[quote user="Ben L."][quote user="spamcourt"]"Automated Acceptance Testing" sounds a lot like something GLaDOS would do.[/quote]Things that GLaDOS would do match the regular expression /.* Testing$/i[/quote]You forgot "Science"!