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Do we have a frontend yet? I've been too busy programming to play games!

Source code is like the blueprint of a program. Open source means that this blueprint is publicly available, closed source means that it's not. GIMP, for instance, is open source, while Photoshop is not. We can't install closed-source programs on the Pandora unless we have the original...

His last name is legally Dotcom.

Well, prove him right, then. ;)

Relax, you're probably beautiful.

Well, I would think that Fileserve has that covered now. Share your account, you risk people reporting or defacing it.

Prometheus, will you at least tell us WHY exactly you won't post a picture of yourself?

Yes, that's true, but still. I guess it's standard human shock; if your friend were to run around nude in Somalia, you'd probably be surprised if he got killed despite the country's near complete lack of government.

Exophase, I'm sure you're quite a dashing fellow.

Yes, I damn well am surprised. Sue me. Yes, I know that fear is powerful. But I didn't think other places would go down this quietly or easily!

What!?

You, sir, are well on the way to making $200. There's a bounty thread somewhere, have a look at it!

ATM machine.

Consider me schooled.

Yep. It's been on the rise in education ever since the No Child Left Behind Act.

You raise good points, Link, but I refer more to StreaK. I'm not so much trying to argue as getting people to back their statements up.

Yep. I understand. But not many colleges offer degrees in software development. Stony Brook (the place I wanna go to; I got in!) actually puts a lot of focus on projects in most of its CS courses, which is great. Also, not once has my teacher discussed bits, bytes, or hexadecimal. As far...

Well, gimme another program that runs notoriously slowly. I think it's been established that cores themselves can't get much faster, right?

Agreed.

http://arrogantc.tum...r-science-sucks First off, remember that I'm in a public high school. And I hear on Stack Overflow of others who get to do these neat projects for their courses. On Monday, when no one is looking, I'm going to write this on the whiteboard; return (jobAtStake) ...