Yeah, I really wish he'd asked the White House or Pentagon for help in redacting these documents.

He did. They declined.

Apparently my subtle attempts at humor were missed.

You were the only one to catch it.

You, sir, get the cookie.

I don't know if you've ever checked out Magnatune's offerings or not, but you're a lot more likely to find what you're looking for there than you are to find anything resembling popular music.

I noticed that this article contains many single-sentence paragraphs.

My instructors back in school frowned upon this practice.

Did the editor not catch this?

Make it so.

Government approved monopolies are the problem. Getting the government more entrenched in broadband is not going to make it any better. Also get the ISP's out of the business of owning the last mile network and you'll see things improve dramatically.

Amateur radio encourages this sort of Ben Franklin level home lab discovery. Advances in RF science come out of ham shacks all the time.

Anyone who would describe a US$50K car as "affordable" has more dollars than sense.

Butterface.

Here goes my good karma here.

Centuries ago, scientists were oppressed by religion.

Now this area of science has become a religion. Objectivity is gone. We see what we want to see. Discard raw data that doesn't support the hypothesis. Discredit anyone who objectively questions the faith.

Congratulations! You have become that which your greatest dignitaries fought mightily against!

I've been a Ubuntu user for about 4 years now. A couple of weeks ago I went through the painful process of migrating all of my machines back to Fedora & CentOS. Why? Ubuntu lets people report bugs, but bugs can hang around for years without being fixed. Ubuntu is focused way too much on pushing forward and not paying enough attention to stabilizing a release or fixing long standing bugs. At least Fedora has the secondary mission of getting new technologies stable for upcoming RHEL releases. So far, so good. Fedora is not without its problems but they seem to have their stuff together better than Ubuntu these days.

Your numbers do go to show that he breaks promises a lot.

Medium format film also gives you a lot more than 39 megapixels when you scan it at 3200 DPI.

I recommend avoiding the cream filled donuts.