Why It is not Good to apply for a Milage Credit Card?

I did a thorough research on whether or not to apply for a milage credit card. Here is the final analysis:

Million Query Track - Knowledgebase Acceleration

Million Query Track http://ir.cis.udel.edu/million/

The Million Query Track serves two purposes.  First, it is an exploration of ad-hoc retrieval on a large collection of documents.  Second, it investigates questions of system evaluation, particularly whether it is better to evaluate using many shallow judgments or fewer thorough judgments and whether small sets of judgments are reusable. Participants in this track will run up to 40,000 queries against a large collection of web documents at least once. These queries will be classified by assessors as "precision-oriented" or "recall-oriented". Participants can, if so motivated, try to determine what the query class is and choose ranking algorithms specialized for each class.

The task is a standard ad hoc retrieval task, with the added feature that queries will be classified by hardness and by whether the user's intent is to find as much information about the topic as possible ("recall-oriented"), or to find one or a few highly-relevant documents about one particular aspect ("precision-oriented").
Here are the query types:

Wresting with java on running processes

Take away of a couple of hours of wrestling with java: Java is stupid in taking care of running external processes and loses track. I executed around two million system processes, to get there on big data processing.

(pool-5-thread-5) java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread   

Also generated error was: not enough resources to run the next processes.

The fix:

Myth For Loop O(n) but O(n^2)

What's the time complexity of

for(int i=0; i < linkedlist.size(); i++){
     System.out.println(linkedlist.get(i));
} 

Contrary to the notion of that a simple for loop should be O(n), the above example is O(n^2). The reason being