$250k is not the same in, for example, California and Iowa. If your family income is $250k in cities like San Francisco or New York, that definitely doesn't put you in 95-percentile.
Right, but my point was that the whole point of this legislation would be to prevent terrorists from using Tor. In reality, it would do nothing to stop them. Whoever really wants to have a way of communicating over an encrypted channel will always find a method of bypassing measures like this.
problem with (h)top is that it doesn't catch short-lived processes, and it displays only the most basics stats. For more detailed perf analysis you will likely be better with something like atop
tl;dr version - it's mostly about the portability, shortcomings of Windows as OS, and accompanying software (VS, TFS, IIS, MSSQL etc) being bloated. Zero critics about the .NET framework itself.
A lot of these regexes miss the whole point of validation. The key problem that needs to be solved here is to find if a URL is syntactically correct. A lot of them focus on the semantics as well. Thus hardcoding the TLDs is not needed at all, so http://microsoft.com and http://microsoft.foobar should both be valid (I could have the latter in my /etc/hosts). Also, that's what the DNS is used for.
Google is well known in the Valley for having really bad interviewing process, but from this article it's not really obvious that's the case here, nor that she's being discriminated for her age. Her resume does look nice, but that tells us nothing about her skills or performance on the interviews.