Antec cases have the PSU at the bottom, or at least the fanciest ones do.

No, the amount of missing matter is far to great to be contained in such small objects even if they were incredibly numerous.

Consider the entire mass of the asteroid belt is estimated to be only 4% of the Moon's mass, and the Moon's mass is only 1/81 of the Earth's.

Dark matter, meanwhile, is thought to have a total mass more than 5 times greater than that of normal matter.

It may help them determine who exactly is using the browser in multiple users on one account scenarios.

What is the point of using remote resources when local resources are so cheap for non-businesses? The 60's model was based on the economic realities of computing being unaffordable for most people. That is not the case today.

Why do people who often don't even store 100GB of data on their own computers need everything sent into "the cloud"?

All the blather about "public" and "private" as binary opposites leaves people with no ability to deal the reality of how these things overlap. Literally two sides of the same coin in this case, and in a growing number of cases.

That OS has been unsupported for more than 4 years at this point.

Install Linux or get a new computer.

It seems to me that the closest analogy to this test would be our sense of balance. Our reaction to tipping over is mostly unconsciously controlled and happens faster than our normal movements.

Balance is processed in the inner ear and eyes giving about a short a signal path as is possible for us.

The reason the PS3's PS2 backwards compatibility was removed was cost-cutting, not technical issues as you seem to be implying.

This is also the case with Ghostery.

Didn't Adblock only arise due to delays in getting Adblock Plus ported to Chrome? I don't see Adblock in Mozilla's addon offerings.

I used Adblock with Chrome until ABP became available and then I switched. Perhaps there was enough time lag and/or confusion for Adblock to remain popular on Chrome.

This is just half a rack... I'm more of a full rack guy.

I pasted the wrong link. Change to allow some ads by default was in 2011: http://slashdot.org/story/11/1...

False with regards to Adblock Plus. http://tech.slashdot.org/story...

I'll always leave adblock enable on those sites that make (empty) threats. Everything on the 'Net has an alternative source, and users smart enough to use adblock are smart enough to find alternative sources.

If they ask nicely to show ads, like DuckDuckGo does, then I may allow them through.

VLC and Mplayer can both play Blu-rays in both ISO and file folder format on Linux as long as they are decrypted.