More likely using the laser to push the objects into a decaying orbit. I am sure the article goes into detail, I'm just to lazy to read it.

Your inability to understand context must make life very difficult.

So how did they "fraudulantly" win the super bowl.

“Find myself on a 737/800, lets see Box-IFE-ICE-SATCOM, ? Shall we start playing with EICAS messages? “PASS OXYGEN ON” Anyone ? :)”

Looks like he threatened to turn on the Passenger Oxygen Light (as someone with the skill and tools to do it that's not an idle threat), Nothing that would cause a mass panic on a plane or anything like that. I mean you post a public comment like that I would far more surprised if the FBI didn't forcibly remove you from the plane. The article itself seems very biased as well.

>Also, Cryogenics isn't about freezing dead people and thawing them out dead to bring back to life. It's about freezing live people and thawing them out alive. Then why are they loping off their heads?

Hope is neither of those things. Hope is a desire for a specific outcome.

What would a brain damaged 2 year old be able to tell you about life in the 21st century?

It's not the freezing that gets me. I understand that after seeing frogs and fish recover, but the whole cutting the head off thing, isn't the spinal column pretty integral to the brain. Who came up with the idea that someday they will have a cure for decapitation?

PI has a definition already, it is the ratio of a circles circumference to it's diameter.

I have searched high and low, so do you have any source for your assertion. I can't find any listing of political donations from AVS.

I did not know that, thank you

Why are you talking about Diebold? The article is not about Diebold voting machines it's about the AVS Winvote. I know all about Diebold's history in with regards to voting machines but that has shit all to do with this article.

How the hell did something like this get certified in the first place? Seriously, there needs to be an investigation into that and heads should roll.

No it's not. Apple does not support NVME so there are no NVME drives in any Apple products.

"With its SM951 and other Samsung PCIe SSDs using a 10-nanometer class** MLC NAND flash production platform, Samsung believes it is in an excellent position to rapidly expand the global PCIe SSD market. Samsung will also work on timely introduction of next-generation PCIe SSDs that support the NVMe*** interface, which will provide even further performance increases." If you had read your own link you would have seen this gem. (emphasis mine).