Because the cents column won't function, Cliff reconciles the accounting error.
Author Clifford Stoll oversaw computers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California. He was trained as an astronomer. His boss requested him to fix a $75 accounting problem in the computer usage records one day in 1986.
Stoll identified the offending user as someone who had illegally utilized nine seconds of computer time without paying for it. Stoll eventually came to the conclusion that the unauthorized user was a hacker who had gained superuser access to the LBNL system by taking use of a flaw in the movemail feature of the original GNU Emacs.
It can take a while to conduct an investigation. If you are detained, a prosecutor must file charges against you within 48 hours, failing which, you need to be freed.
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