Do you similarly complain about the FUD spread by companies like Monsanto claiming anyone not approving of them 100% is a whacko? Who gets portrayed in media is who the establishment that owns the media wants to portray. This should not be confused with a rational debate.

Likewise, anyone that disagrees with genetic modification must be an irrational hippie right? Even though we have science to show some of the negative consequences of manipulation there can be no middle ground or debate, only the extreme views matter.

Go read up on how many other species rely on the Mosquito for survival. Larvae is a source of food for fish, countless other insects eat adults. They all have a place in the food chain and extinction would be devastating.

As with killer bees, yes things can go seriously wrong when trying to 'help' nature do it's job.

Just like Alaska does with its "Permanent fund"?

... acellerated evolution

And we will end up with super-mosquitos that are even more resistant to anything we try to throw at them.

Or, the bastards at the top keep all the profits.

I'd be inclined to say 'amazing' for the price. I understand the use case for rPi, beaglebone black, cubieboard, etc. when you need video and actually good GPIO(even more so if you need proper PWM, i2c/SPI, etc. BBblack, especially, has some pretty powerful specialty I/O options); but routers are so aggressively priced that they are often a pretty good deal for adding network capabilities to assorted projects on the fast and cheap.

I'm always up for other suggestions, of course; but I'm currently a big fan of the little 'travel/portable' routers that the RT5350 seems to have spawned a bunch of. Ethernet, USB, 802.11B/G/N, typically a serial port(I got lucky with the ones I purchased, the pads were even labelled and everything), and a few GPIOs, all for $15 or less. Kind of weak (usually 32MB RAM and ~400MHz MIPS core); but feel the price.

Browsing tends to imply a cursory style of reading, while I would characterize what I do more like detailed studying, which can sometimes require me to look back or forward one page or so because the text may be describing something that is illustrated or presented on the preceding or following page. But I do not read books cover to cover, any more than STEM students generally read their class textbooks from cover to cover. One typically advances directly to the chapter of interest, and reads the relevant material to whatever they wish to study.

I am also a Mathematician and none of this adds up.

I am a Noetic Scientist, and I think you're all crazy.

Not on my devices. One email program handles multiple email clients.

Now if I could just persuade the built-in Gmail listener not to pop up a redundant gmail notification alongside that apps notification...

Until there's at least a beta (better yet, RC), such comparisons are rather meaningless.

And with Flash, which has active exploits running around...

Damn it, Steve! Fine! Time for plan B! Put up the artist rendition of the sexy anthropomorphized herpes-infected man-whore mosquito! Just in time for the 50 Shades of Grey movie!