I did mean synthetic satellites and I guess you are right about the Aluminum and Titanium but in my defense I did preface my statement by saying "I am just pulling this out of the air"

As far as I know VoIP uses very little bandwidth an uncompressed VoIP stream is 128Kbps and modern schemes like G.729 can be as low as 12Kbps. So to use 2GB for VoIP you would have to talk for approximately 48 hours.

This is not counting silence suppression (i.e. only one of the two people in the conversation are generally talking at any one time so the other node does not sent packets) This means that only about 40-50% of the maximum bandwidth is used on average. So you can double the 48 hours number.

How about MIPS assembly? Its simple enough syntax wise, has lots of emulators and online tutorials and unlike high level languages it actually gives you a feel for how computers work.

Slashdot in 2012:

RIAA what is that?

ok that's wishful thinking that would be great

Hell no, Tim Hortons has the best coffee ever.

I did not mean pull it down from earth I mean send a satellite which gets close to an object and uses a short pulse of magnetic force to pull it off course. It really does not take a lot of force to break an orbit. The only problem I can foresee is that you need the object's orbit to decay rapidly otherwise it may cause other collisions.

I don't think you understand the cause of asthma and related allergies. The problem is not a lack of immunity but your body's immune system reacting to things it does not really need to attack, i.e. pollen, dust etc. The symptoms are caused by your own body not the allergen.So in short developing an immunity to farm animals is not the cure to asthma.

As a life long asthma sufferer I can say exercise does help greatly. I am felling much better and have increased lung capacity since I started playing squash regularly.

As for the Correlation vs causation most diseases like asthma are a caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors.This study just illustrates that TV viewing maybe one of the environmental factors.

Global warming is causing sea levels to rise we have to get rid of the extra water some how.

This Summer, coming to a theater near you, Jaws, in space, WITH A FRIGGIN LASER ON ITS HEAD!!!!

Unless the water is very very luck its orbit will decay and it will fall back on to the Earth. Stable orbits are very difficult to achieve.

But about the other point (water is heavy) you are right on the money there. I am just pulling this out of the air but won't using electromagnets to push/pull debris out of a stable orbit be cheaper. I mean all satellites must have some ferromagnetic material in them.

I am applying for a patent "A company (which is like a machine apparently) that patents things that everyone already does and sues people to force them to pay licensing fees" From now on anyone like Mr Harris would need my permission to be an asshole.

You would first sniff traffic on the line and see another user's mac and use this as your own. As that user is already registered you will not be redirected to the installation page. However getting the modem to use a specified mac is much harder then getting your own computer to do this

As for DSL you might be out of luck as there is a point-to-point link between the modem and the ISP so no traffic to sniff.

"Sharing someone else's copyrighted material is still not legal" In Canada downloading copyrighted music is perfectly legal (Uploading is not) because of a tax on all blank media that is given to music music producers.

Why is it unlikely to have packet forging, Most linux box allow MAC address and IP address spoofing.

Just spoof a neighbor's mac and IP and open a TCP connection. As far as the router / switch is concerned there is no difference between 1 machine opening many TCP Connections and many machines with same mac address each opening a few tcp connections.

Sure the average movie downloading teen doesn't have the knowledge to do this but I am sure there is already some app you can download which provides a nice friendly GUI interface.