Ah, so the glass is half full AND half empty? Preposterous.

You bought the laptop. It is yours. If your boss decides, "Hey, I'm gonna give you money for that laptop," your company is now out $1250 and you just got a free laptop.

I'll spend a lot more on steaks or chicken than I will on a box of pasta. Carbs: 2, Proteins and Fats: 1.

Anything that could be remotely related to harming my liver or destroying my muscle tissue, citation or not, I am going to avoid like the plague. Not to mention, carbs are my staple food (as they are for most people). They're inexpensive and provide hunger satisfaction.

Some medical resources regard ketosis as a physiological state associated with chronic starvation. Some clinicians regard ketosis as a crisis reaction of the body due to a lack of carbohydrates in the diet and consider it a dangerous and potentially life-threatening state that stresses the liver and causes destruction of muscle tissues. .


Yeah, let me get started on that ketosis right away.

Ugh. My formatting fails again.

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Actually, only parts of the US call it a rest room. Here in New England, it's a bathroom, through and through.

No, Urectum.

Your libraries must suck. Fines here are something like $.02 a day, and the book exchange program is free.

*WHOOSH*

Total whoosh.

Whoosh.

Assuming Folding@home is always running when your computer is on, then it's a matter of power supply wattage*amount of time Folding@home runs.

If you have a 1000 watt power supply (assuming it doesn't go into a stand-by or power saver mode), you are always drawing 1000 watts from your wall when you are running your computer. Your computer may not use all 1000 watts, but it's still drawing that much into the PSU.