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Bitcoin is a pretty endless well of humor if you are watching from the sidelines

Host .NET stuff? idk, I suppose you can do that on Lunix these days too with Mono. I guess "bot some online game" is the only uniquely-Windows use case I can think of

Not all NDAs/no-compete clauses are enforceable either, our laws are set up so 'age-old contract law' has actual limitations to it, it's not completely boiled down to "you signed it, now you're fucked"

It's legal* to add to your contract, but it actually isn't enforceable

this kinda makes me sick when i realize ARIN won't cut them off and a lot of legitimate providers who are more responsible won't be able to get IP space from ARIN and will have to resort to leasing tainted CC IPs (I mean, it's already happening, but will get worse)

We've got lots too, along with a ton of arable land not hidden under tundra. Also, jokes on you, America has strategically been importing oil and leaving ours untapped so when every other corner of the globe has pumped and exported their last barrel, we'll hold all the cards Enjoy your mooses...

technically it's your call and a toss-up for whether /usr/local or /opt are better suited for this, both are historically considered 'good form' for add-on software but i've seen custom scripts/binaries appear in much weirder places on production systems

To be fair, Canda's a pretty awful place for the still-living as well

They are, which is why Nick is/should be be stretching to get as big an allocation as he can now so he can avoid getting stuck renting marked-up blacklisted IPs from IPCrossing in 5 years.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_South_Dakota_Learjet_crash was a flight that flew for roughly four hours by itself with an incapacitated crew before it ran out of fuel and autopilot shut off, if anyone wants some 'strange plane accidents' reading edit: I mention it because, like in a few...

AF 447 was an Airbus, not a Boeing 777. The 777's track record is pretty stellar, the actual last major crash of a 777 was Asiana Airlines Flight 214, which only had three fatalities and is one of only three hull-loss crashes accidents the 777 has had (the other two resulted in no deaths, one...

lol I was gonna quote dig but I knew it had been done at least once. What a complete leech