As in 'free' beer?

Let's take this slowly!

I know about that! I deeply regret having mentioned the C-word in my first post. If I could I would reverse that, but I can't. If you want so, failure from the beginning.

By the way, I'm no fan of coal plants either.

For some reason you forgot wind in your list of young and having-lots-of-pros-and-cons-too 'alternative' (hate that word as it manifests the status quo!) power generation technologies.
However, what my - thanks to this discussion somewhat clearer - point is, is that exploring new technologies is great. But actively and productive using technologies, that do produce problems, me, the using society, knows about, and can't really cope with is a bad idea! Just stating further generations with their improved knowledge will easily solve the problems then, is (attention, more fud to come) a bit like killing a child in a car accident, freezing it and telling the parents that it will be good in ~200 years.

Yeah, this world thing is quite complex.

In "my" world, smoking pot has lesser potential to harm coming generations than emissions from (nuclear-/coal-) power plants. (As a side note: In "my" world plant operators shouldn't smoke pot at work).

Accomplished.

Never did. Did you? Should I try it?

Accomplished, for the job part.

I think, being grown up, is a bad excuse for dismissing responsibility.

Thanks for your input! Now over to you: get a name, get a /. account!

For the "solution" part, regarding a pure intellectual concept of "solution", I agree.

So let's move on and talk about responsibility! How can someone today take over responsibility for something humans (to name a few) will still have to cope with in thousand years?

Not to mention the 0.2% lost somewhere... :-o

Citation needed

I really like that one:

Nuclear power is not only harvesting the evil things, but also separates the more evil from the less evil things when concentrating the isotopes for the reactor. Following this logic, nuclear weapons are even better because they need higher concentrations... Where's cold war when I need it?

Yeah! I can't see it, its's not there anymore ;-) Thanks, next one. Please!

The real problem with nuclear power is and was (and will always be!), that there exists no solution for radioactive waste. Maybe we won't have a Chernoby like desaster again - however with every single hour we have nuclear power plants running, we are producing toxins that will be lethal for centuries. So come on, using nuclear power was a failure straight from the beginning!

I don't expect high doses, but I do expect the laser branding to create Acrylamide, which is suspected to cause cancer. So maybe this technique is better for fruits, which skin is not eaten.

However, I'm going to have a cigarette. Now.

The best linux game I know is overkill. Great! Loads of blood, weapons, bullets and brackets...
For best graphics experience, you'll definitely need a black backgrounded terminal.

As you were talking about downtime: make sure to start some bots with your overkill-server.

Btw: Does anyone know a public overkill server, which is still running? Those listed on the project home page all seem to be down :-(

Screenshot (only the eyes of the main character):

o o

[censored due to ./ stating "Filter error: Please use fewer 'junk' characters."]

In case someone wonders how many of these adresses are online today:
#for adr in $(cat downadup_domain_blocklist_17_31.txt); do ping -c 1 -w 1 "$adr"; done > result.txt
#cat result.txt |grep -B 1 -c "bytes from"
132
So I wonder, which of these are registered by f-secure and which by the badguys?