1 with a modern reactor?

So far we've had a partial meltdown that hurt nobody, an "accident" so cartoonishly stupid that it should more accurately be called insider sabotage, and an outdated reactor that was hit with multiple extreme natural disasters simultaneously.

These emotional knee-jerk reactions from Japan, Germany and others are counterproductive and could hurt financially if any kind of global carbon-trading scheme is put in place. Besides, I prefer my nuclear waste nice and contained rather than flowing continuously from the smokestack of a coal power plant.

Same as in the tech industry - somewhere between "absolutely none" and "we intentionally use it in a harmful or invasive manner, that's our business model...and the NSA demands access too."

Some low-altitude footage of the death camps would be a good thing to do...so far there's only satellite imagery and witness reports to go on.

It would be about a little girl who can code, and has the superpower of not asking for a raise!

If the MPAA disbands because of North Korea's actions, that could clean up North Korea's and the Kim dynasty's image overnight! We'd praise the Glorious Leader as a great hero of the people!

(I'm joking...they do run death camps which are at least as bad as the MPAA)

I'm surprised "Redandwhite" offered to accept a 6-digit payment in bitcoins just like that, as his first ever payment. That should throw up big red FAKE flags to anyone.

Yeah, the people who need help getting jobs most are hipsters in the world's top startup hotspots. Great work, guys.

Or "house painters"

That's Scribd's business model. Scrape every PDF they can find, shit up your SERPs with them, and then hope you'll be dumb enough to pay for access.

"In a dog-eat-dog world, you eventually end up with one very fat dog" - Don't remember who said it, read it on a forum.

I'm wondering how the hell testosterone is supposed to increase your lifespan. I've only seen evidence that suggests testosterone will decrease your lifespan.

They've tried before, maybe they'll try again?

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Too late, this business picked up in a big way not long after the Great Recession hit. Wired had an interesting article and photo gallery on "luxury doomsday shelters" but I can't find it now.

Same here. This is the second time I've heard of NZ being used as the real-life Elysium, and the first time I thought it was a joke. NZ is going to be among the first of the first-world countries to revolt, they're not an economic powerhouse. 1%ers would land on their airstrips to find their compounds looted and burned, and walk right into an ambush ready to Gadhafi them, if they don't find an IED in the runway first.

Freedom Ship was actually a clever idea. Basically a floating Elysium station. If they're really clever they could even get protection on our dime in the form of a few battleships.

The iPhone was far from the first smartphone. It was the first dumbed-down smartphone-like toy. You could argue that it was the beginning of the end for real handheld computing rather than the shitty cable-TV-like experience that exists today.

The first smartphone was the Handspring Visorphone.