What is DoD using their supercomputers for?
I always wondered, what is DoD doing with its supercomputers? What kind of problems are they solving that require so much processing power? Probably modeling of some sort, but what are they modeling?
The marriage thing is a very good point.
After careful consideration of my personal situation I have decided to pass on citizenship. At least for now. There are just too few benefits. I don't think I'll get deported, I don't care about voting (electoral college would make my vote in presidential elections a lot less relevant in my state), I don't want to do jury duty, I don't want to pay exit tax should I decide to leave the country.
When they decide to rip me off with taxes (and I already paid millions), I'll just say "thanks, but no thanks" and move to HK or Singapore. :)
I always wondered, what is DoD doing with its supercomputers? What kind of problems are they solving that require so much processing power? Probably modeling of some sort, but what are they modeling?
In that case you simply write down binary signatures surrounding your patch, open executable with any hex editor, find those signatures and patch. Then do binary diff, save it into CRK file and distribute.
PS. I wonder why this guy copied EDX into ECX instead of just doing PUSHF...