What happens if the test is about the Mesozoic? No mention of life form in that case? Let's pretend all there was was insects and fish?

Yeah! Wait until December 21st 2012 and you'll see if it won't kill us.

Question is, how long would the data search be at first until a new indexing technology comes aboard?

Sounds like to need to spend more time outside :)

TSA employees are not allowed inside airplanes without the consent of the crew, airline employees don't need that authorization. Also, if you read the article it says these people must be invited by the airline. You know what that means? It means that if you're not at least Gold Status (50,000 paid miles flown in a year) or more likely Platinum (75,000 or 100,000 miles) chances are you will not be invited. These are our best clients, why not trust them a little more?

It's not exactly like that, and it's not exactly new. First you have to pass a rigorous background check, the same one I passed to work for an airline.

When was the word "Hobbit" created? Because IIRC after 72 years a © expires

Disappointing: when I read "Rocketeer" I thought this guy would strap a rocket on his shoulder and fly that high over Hollywood. Bummer! Now that would have been something else

Still behind the Transformer Prime in terms of specs. And they totally copied dictation off Android, down to the identical icon. I smell a follow-up on the patent war.

Tell WB that I can already do that with DVDFab and I don't need to be online

Yes, it's called DVDFab. DVD or BLU-Ray ripper. And you can make a digital file from a DVD you own! Imagine that.

Nope! It sank because of an iceberg

Sure but it's still cool. I stayed in Asakusa last October and I ran around the tower as part of my 3 mile jog. Pretty impressive.

They came to that conclusion now? Every newly certified spaceship pilot knows that you must drop out of warp no less than an AU from destination.

Data throttling is happening after 1.5GB to people on an unlimited plan whereas it doesn't happen to people who have 2GB or 3GB plans. That tells me that AT&T is coercing customers with an unlimited plan to drop it and go with a limited plan. It would be just fair for Data Throttling not to occur before 2 or 3GB of usage, to be in par with the other consumers. I think the FCC should step in and stop this abuse of consumer rights.