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Almost every article I'm finding echoes the EFF's statement about 48 months, but Judge Lindsay's own explanation of the sentencing is as Orin Kerr says.

Just a shame they managed to trick Orin Kerr into that mess they call journalism.

I've actually already read it, and, though Orin Kerr is certainly a smart guy, I think he's wrong.

My colleague works exclusively in raytracing around black holes (although he uses the Kerr metric) and he has produced some really cool images.

Orin Kerr analyzed it at length for WaPo a few days ago.

That's why he points to the formula for calculating a Scharzschild radius and not the complicated solutions of Einstein's field equation for Kerr (rotating) black holes.

Most projects are grateful for the help, a few (Taylor Otwell of Laravel and Daniel Kerr of OpenCart) are arrogant and hostile, but they're not the norm.

But I know (from a Jessica Kerr presentation) it also has limitations there.

Miranda Kerr might ask us to buy some perfume claiming it to be the best and millions might even buy it but that does not say anything about the claim.

* Raised a concern for Kerr in 2011 that was ameliorated by Nosal later.

What I'd really like to see is how this would differ for a Kerr metric[1], since it's assumed that most stellar or galactic core black holes will be rotating.

Instead, Kerr goes full lawyer on it, the Supreme Court has defined the contours of the law, there's an N-pronged test for who qualifies, blah blah, all very inhuman.

Kerr vs non Kerr blackholes is where I usually start replying with "we don't know" to every second question.

Do a google video search for a presentation called "Git Happens" (by Jessica Kerr).

Orin Kerr suggests that the likely outcome would have been "anything from probation to a few years", depending on where the judge landed on the financial damages.

Gargantua is a spinning "Kerr" blackhole in the movie.

The no-hair theorem states that the only possible stable black holes are Schwarzschild, Kerr, and Kerr-Newman black holes, which are all ellipsoidal in shape (or spherical in the case of a Schwarzschild black hole).

Jessica Kerr's talk about Git is a close second; it's remarkable for telling us about how Git thinks about things without showing any code.

But don't take my word for it; take Orin Kerr's.