Man decapitated & Islamist flag raised over French factory

[NotAllThere]

It's unrealistic, I believe, for such complex problems to be solved on an internet bulletin board frequented by a bunch of IT workers.

Frankly, it'd be unrealistic to expect many here to be able to solve even simple problems like "what's 1 + 1".

[minestrone]

There is a definite trend with these nutjobs being engineers of some description or having a tendency to a career in the software industry.

Same with the jihadis as well. boom boom.

The French bloke and the Tunisian, seems like lots of the British ones called themselves software developers as well.

[mudskipper]

10.

Did I get it write?

10 base 2

[MicrosoftBob]

Frankly, it'd be unrealistic to expect many here to be able to solve even simple problems like "what's 1 + 1".

Depends on what base the question is in of course

[MicrosoftBob]

There is a definite trend with these nutjobs being engineers of some description or having a tendency to a career in the software industry.

Same with the jihadis as well. boom boom.

The French bloke and the Tunisian, seems like lots of the British ones called themselves software developers as well.

Quite, so why hasn't there been a jihadi stuxnet

[BrilloPad]

Frankly, it'd be unrealistic to expect many here to be able to solve even simple problems like "what's 1 + 1".

Didn't it take Principa Mathematica 364 pages to get the answer?

My accountant says 1+1 is whatever I want it to be....

[NotAllThere]

Quite, so why hasn't there been a jihadi stuxnet

Because the may be software developers, but they're not very skilled and lack the ability to innovate?

[EternalOptimist]

one day they will get their hands on a nuke. guaranteed.

just imagine if one of them got their hands on a light sabre and sneaked back to Britain
'Return of the jedi jihadi puts Britain in jeopardy'

[DodgyAgent]

Because the may be software developers, but they're not very skilled and lack the ability to innovate?

No. Those are the ones that become contractors