Don't worry, all the extra C02 in the atmosphere will cause more vegatation to grow.

What are you talking about, the war of 1812 wasn't over until 194 years ago.

re-enter is a subset of de-orbit. So most probably yes.

An other hurdle to usability is when you have multiple systems at work place that require a rotating complex password where you can't remember what password belongs to what system. Where I use to work we would have a password for the NT/domain PC login, and a password for the UNIX terminal thing everyone had to log into do anything. And withing the software on the UNIX terminal they used, for certain subsystems there was "shared" passwords that never changed, while remembered, they was still semi-complex, e.g. real word that substitutes a couple numbers for letters. I counted once, I had to know 25 different passwords, two-personal, and two "shared" to do my job, and I wasn't even working in a IT or IT-like postion.

You really think a blind person can use an iphone? the iphone has to be the least blind-friendly phone in the existence of the human race. I guess your voice-search might be useful for the blind if it was the only app on the iphone and the iphone was set to boot straight into that app.

It would be more useful if it only played the chainsaw sound once every 80,500ish pages it takes before you used enough paper to consume one full tree.

firefox.. first try ftp.firefox.com --nope don't work 2nd try ftp.mozila.com --works chrome first try ftp.Chrome.com --works Opera first try ftp.Opera.com --works

Everybody knows this. Nobody cares, except for Richard Stallman.

I read the headline as "bit torrent" blocks pirate bay.