A “highly confidential” 266-page report with details on hundreds of American nuclear sites and programs was this week discovered to have been accidentally published online by the federal government. And this is the organization we trust with our tax money?
As a child, I was very easily bored. As such, anything that had to be learned by rote repetition was anathema, and I would go to insane lengths to avoid it. (This may be because I learned English that way… my mother tells me that when I was three or so, and would learn a …
I wondered why I wasn’t allowed to smile for my passport photo… apparently it screws up the software.
I needed a new side-project, something to keep me occupied when I just couldn’t work on Project X any longer for the day. So on the spur of the moment, I decided to learn Python. (Why Python? I’ve heard good things about it. I can use it as a scripting language, which is something that …
Nice that some non-geeks finally noticed. 😉
Good news: the Netherlands proves that locking people up doesn’t have to be a growth industry. It must be nice to have problems like that.
You’d expect to see something like this in a Dilbert comic, not real life. While I’m all for productivity, I don’t think I’ll be buying one for myself. 😉
Ah, so that’s how “Red Bull gives you wings.” 😉
Yes, you read that right. And if you think that’s weird, you’re in good company — even the guys that did it can’t explain it yet. Though apparently Einstein’s dignity is preserved: What about Einstein, who said nothing can exceed light-speed? “Einstein said information can’t travel faster than light, and in this case, as with …
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Another interesting trend to watch.