Well, then, there’s nothing more to see here. I congratulate you on your succinct rebuttal. Would you permit me to use this line of reasoning in the future? I feel I may have a spectacular time in court.

I figured they might be, although I don’t know I had any logical reason. Apache was mostly solid for me, but I’ve only had to manage it where I’ve been the one to build and deploy it. That’s not to say it isn’t less stable these days. I don’t have recent experience to build any sort of case upon.

I’m correct in my assessment of your grammar. I have made no other claims in regard to your posts.

The only guaranteed bug-free software is no software.

It is not possible to simulate the infinite possibilities a piece of software may encounter. It is not possible to fully guarantee any security in a high level language, and writing everything at the lowest level would have similar issues related to size and…

Guys...guys...you’re thinking. That’s the problem. Let’s remove thought. It is the root of all evil.

I had to code review an app developed by a third-party consulting group recently, and I found both MD5 “encryption” and the ultimate classic unencrypted plain-text in a file with a key name that has the word “password” in it.

Just curious, as I haven’t had to admin Apache in a while, are most of your negative experiences involved with packaged installations or standalone locally-built Apache?

I like the cut of your jib.

You tell us.

Having been a “anything else on the desktop” zealot for ~20+ years, I eventually found serenity through acceptance of the truth. Microsoft is a great software developer.

They aren’t bad with portables either, although they can’t seem to get the hang of phones. Apple still has the best large portable in the Macbook…

I grew up in Linn County. Get over it.

Kansas is great if you are white and straight. Your experience may decline significantly otherwise. Your best bet is new development in Johnson county, as you will have a higher probability of a non-local-origin mix.

My advice is: don’t go south of Louisburg or west of Topeka.

I think Stef Schrader is referencing the actual price of driving shoes, and the adjustment required to the joke in order to maintain a linear connection to the referenced event.

This seems like egregious overreach in response to the parent, which reads simply as “wow, that’s a lot of molly”.

Who would buy a used shaving brush? There are plenty of more likely bad outcomes than finding one with anthrax contamination.

You can easily obtain a recently made brush that has all the same characteristics (sans anthrax, unless it is the band, in which case I’m fine with that).

The current typical handmade brush is…

Unfortunately, the convertible has about 1 good-size suitcase of space in the trunk and only a tiny compartment behind the seats in addition. We never saw more than maybe 20 MPG highway in that car, and we were averaging 16-18. The highest any 350Z model is rated appears to be 24 highway. I wouldn’t bother owning a…

We had a used 350Z convertible for a while. As far as we were concerned, it was a great drive. The fuel efficiency and lack of cargo space is what resulted in us eventually trading it in.

My dad did this to me on a gravel hill. He said “if you can do this, you can drive a stick”. It sucked, but it worked. With the exception of a couple years driving a Prizm auto (it was free), I’ve been driving manuals ever since.

Florida is known for Catholicism and Evangelical Protestantism. Seattle is known for liberalism.