Of course we should. For two reasons.

1. Space exploration won't become more than the sideshow it is now until someone manages to monetize it. If we want real sustainable investment in space and space related technologies, we need someone to be making money off it somehow, otherwise various governments around the world will just continue to drop the ball. It could be from mining, or tourism, or something else, but industry needs to get involved.

2. I own all the real estate on moon (I bought it on eBay), so if anyone went there, they would have to lease the area they are using off my company - it's well past time for that investment to pay off for me.

The stats in the summary were referring to traffic on the slashdot site.

If you read slashdot, are an android user and *don't* know that this can be done, you should hand in your geek card right now, and find another website to spend your time on.

I'm guessing android users are spoofing the user agent on their browser to iPhone because so many websites still look and work better on mobile when the web server thinks you have an iPhone.

Not quite. If all the retail stores are going broke because everyone is buying stuff off the internet, then USPS should be doing a roaring trade in package deliveries.

Not sure why USPS don't seem to be able to leverage off all that traffic to make a profit.

Why would China want to teach the USA a lesson? The Chinese already own most US debt.

The only reason the US could be justifiably paranoid about what China can/can't do to them, is if the US intends to default on China, stop paying interest, and pre-emptively attack China to get out of the situation.

Hmmm, has anyone run this brain scan on Hugh Hefner?

True that. I'm far more impressed by the people who realized that you could make dresses from wine making waste.

I see this comment all over the place. Who did you order from?

I have two already. Bought mine from element14.

I don't mind about the extra ram, cause the tasks I'm using these ones for don't require it.

This. None of the muslims I know or work with are protesting or even care about this absolute nothing of a video.

The guys doing the protest are embarrassing fundies.

You are correct, we are still waiting for experimental validation, however, if gravity waves exist, then the gravitons that carry gravitation force are expected to fit into the Standard Model as a massless gauge boson. Theoretically, according to the Standard Model, all massless particles travel at the speed of light.

It will be *very* interesting if we find that gravitation waves do not travel at the speed of light.

Einstein also didn't wear socks - because they took too much time to put on, and shoes already did the job well enough.