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If you give a noob the task of writing a program in a language the noob has never seen before it makes sense the noob would write code that looks like random gibberish to a Perl programmer. Therefore, it's not surprising the random gibberish code would would resemble "a language design by chance" more than it would look like Perl.

Pray there is a fix for Unity before the LTS release and like your link :)

You can quickly monitor a battery and get accurate stats on how long it will provide amps.

The SWAT team who shot Aaron Bassler didn't have a shoot-to-kill order and made a hasty decision with their lives at risk. The decision by President Obama to kill Anwar al-Awlaki via drone without a trial is on a different level.

It's meant to only be placed next to signs forbidding photography so you shouldn't see this sign by itself. I think its a good way to protest those signs and doesn't set a dangerous precedent if only used as a reaction to "photography forbidden" signs.

Sounds like your describing WikiPedia...

No.

Offer users a competition. The competitive nature in most people can be enough motivation for them to work for free short-term.

A small prize/perk for the winners is good, but only if multiple users can't join together to increase their chances of winning.

The passwords won't work at Gmail if the sheep enabled 2-step authentication.

Venmo's privacy settings need work. You can't hide the $ amount and publish only the payment description. You can either publish it to all friends or keep the whole payment private.

I think this is the list of IP addresses your talking about:

http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/threatlevel/2011/05/expend...