>by somebody with an obvious love for NASA

I was with you up to that point. Nerds that 'love' NASA today are not worthy of being called nerds. NASA hasn't deserved anyone's love for several decades. NASA today is all about theater & FUD that begs funding so they can keep looking under the bed for monsters that don't exist. Your nerd is nothing but a shill, then. We won't get into what that makes you, but if you come to your senses, you might save your brand.

Too near for my liking...

>and about the same time humans nearly became extinct.

Can't be - there's at least one living right across the street.

How we go from camping to parenting just got way more complicated than either needs to be.

Breakdown by region doesn't mean anything. IMHE, India should be a top offender. Maybe the fails in the US are all from native Indians and Bulgarians....we don't know.

And how much will it cost to solve that $535k problem....we used to spend 4 hours on the clock making a tool that saved 15 minutes, so - you know, like, ROI?

I have a 1990 Ford that I've done so many mods to in that example....but it's not alone, so i'd say the most is anything you're not making payments on and is out of warranty.

Where less than 20% of the MBAs are employable. They'll do anything to get that skin, and then do nothing with it but weedle. I had to interview over 5k of them just to come up with 150 that were anywhere near hiring, and 10% of those didn't make the first six months. That figure fell to 50% after two years, as they were constantly looking for lateral moves inside the country. The country? China.

Time to scrub the "...best known for his/her work on DC" from WP.

I think two hosts are plenty, BTW. Dilution always hurts a brand when carried too far.

I'm sure google won't tell anyone about your interests in such things...

...I'd known that to be hired by IBM meant you first had to be trained by IBM. Would have saved me four years of college.

Theories are not rungs in a greater ladder of truth and enlightenment, but merely different sets of data.

Terrestrial materials found on object made of terrestrial materials.

Microsoft announced they will change from calling their software 'software' to 'cute puppy' in bid to distance themselves from their reputation as they have now run out of feet to shoot and stick in their mouth.

Asking Siri where to hide a dead body was one of the first favorite phrases when that service came out. She would recommend bogs, swamps and landfills depending on what was nearest. These days she's not quite that helpful, tho...