Other 'free' services have been doing it for ages, most notably Hulu.com

I know this is the internet we're talking about, but Hulu went live ~1.5 years ago and has only been accessible to the general public for less than a year (March 12, 2008). They haven't been doing anything "for ages".

Having a 700W PSU does not mean that your computer is using that much power or really anywhere even close to it, because it's a maximum power rating. Get a kill-a-watt or a multi-meter (be careful) and measure the actual power your computer consumes. Even the most pimped, power-hungry gaming PC will struggle to get much past 400W with everything blazing, and most of the time will be much much less (usually under 300W). Plus, when it's idle or near-idle (most of the time) it will use much less, probably not more than 150 watts for a gaming PC and possibly much less (normal desktops will usually use 100W @ idle). 50KWh should be enough to keep your PC running for like a week (maybe even two).

Tylenol PM is just regular Tylenol with diphenhydramine a.k.a. "Benadryl" (in the US and Canada) added to it. Using it regularly in normal doses isn't very harmful at all. However, there has been at least one study which seems to show that tolerance builds quickly towards the sedative effects of diphenhydramine builds quickly, becoming comparable to a placebo after only a few days of use. Link

YMMV.

I for one, think that a few grey lines make a display look distinguished.

This process will NOT "create" energy.

See, this is my problem with you people who put all your faith and belief behind "science", it just leads to pessimistic attitudes. I mean sure, I know it's unlikely that this system would be the exception to conservation of energy or any other principle of physics, but there's always a possibility that maybe, just maybe, plasma garbage vaporizing is where physics breaks down. So, if you want, I'll let you live in your miserable world where you're always right and nothing exciting ever happens. All I ask is that you just don't disturb me in my world, a world of imagination and possibilities, a world where anything can happen, a world where flying cars, jetpacks and sophisticated sex robots are just around the corner and yes, a world where garbage vaporizes can run amok, producing more energy than is put into them thereby destroying the universe. Screw your science, that's the world I want to live in.

You people always trot out "What could possibly go wrong" as a reason to not do something, well I say you're pussies. I want to know what can go wrong, in fact, the greater possibility for something to go wrong, the more interested I am in them doing it. If it works like they think it will, great, another new source for energy and waste disposal. If things go horribly wrong, like you naysayers think, that's almost as good -- a spectacular failure is a beautiful thing, especially when accompanied by a huge explosion. I say bring it on.

Just like MKV hardly anything will play it, but unlike MKV it doesn't actually add anything useful.

Mod me troll if you like, but I speak the truth.