yeah... that solved a lot of...just to say...unforeseen problems...

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No, i am most definitly not.

the "another difference" is the most important one. Stuxnet was mainly based on zero-days and relied on two stolen certificates, so to remove those would mean rework the whole worm. it's a major change.

wtf

Sorry, even 90,000 million ain't gonna make it... The lab boys tried and tried and just couldn't get me on that damn hdd... Stupid mercury poisoning... I guess caroline will run the place just fine without me, at least until they figure out what to do with my brain...

well, seems like that superconductor did have some kind of effect...

#commenttooshorttoberepliedtoso...

you realize you failed to grasp one of the greatest memes ever?

YEAH GODDAMNIT!

oh yeah... light bridges...

yes, and a gtr will beat a 911 with eyes shut on a racetrack (well don't know about the 991).

no tourbillon?

scrapped tumor

sent a party escort bot to his home.

"NASA Lost a Laptop with Unencrypted Space Station Codes"

well, superscalar architectures haven't exactly made giant leaps forward between 2006 and today... Executing SS operations an x86 processor of today has still a fraction of the power cell has...but that's just for SS operations..

well, yes, it is in part true, until you look at the memory type say the ps3 uses.

emulating a superscalar architecture like cell's would be nearly impossible if done by an x86 cpu (if provided by amd).

yea :P me and the copilot even played a prank on him, the copilot giving me his headset and me starting "talking to the control tower", he paled out for a second before realizing it wasn't turned on :P