Wow. Misleading headline is horribly misleading. Quote from one of TFAs:

“We’re really disappointed that the TSA is removing them from our airport,” Martin said. “It is a great disservice to the flying public.
“People had become comfortable with the scanner. It certainly did speed the process and removed the need for the enhanced pat-down.”

i.e., it's not the "removal of the scanner" that "removed the nead for the enhanced pat-down," as the headline deceptively implies. Rather, the scanner itself removed the need. However, as a seasoned frequent flier, I'm quite acquainted with the fact that security checkpoints that do not have body scanners are not subject to an "enhanced pat-down," as Martin implies in the article.

How's College Station these days, anyway?

"...conversion by various enzymes."

Though I'll grant that biology does just boil down eventually to chemistry and physics, at the high school level, anything enzymatic is squarely on the side of biology.

Though, of course, for brewing, the enzymes are /largely/ a black box, and you're correct that the other aspects of brewing/fermenting are more about simple chemistry.

That would be amazing.

I.. DRINK.. YOUR.. ALGORITHM!

Your analogy is flawed- Wal Mart and Best Buy are two competing companies. In the article presented, Mediaprovider (a company that makes eMagazines, including one about the iPhone- i.e., not a direct competitor to Apple) wanted to sell one of their products through apple's app store.

So, it's more like Amazon or Borders selling a book about public libraries. The money wasn't going "to Android" and away from Apple in the way that an "Amazon order kiosok" would funnel money to Amazon, and take it away from Borders.

And also- yeah. Fair competition is generally accepted to be good for the market and good for consumers. In this instance, "fair" meaning that products compete on their own merits (and flaws), and not on how well one company can suppress information about a competitor.

VBoxManage -type vrdp start , or something quite similar, though you can also do it through the GUI, if you like. Note that VirtualBox supports RDP access to any type of VM, since it's done by VirtualBox rather than the Guest OS.

You missed some key points, here.
In USB 3, 150mA is a "unit load," and a given port may pull 6 unit loads- that's 900mA at nominal 5V, which is 4.5W; similarly, USB 2 is 100mA times 5 unit loads at nominal 5V- 2.5W.

Additionally, whenever the Battery Charging Specification is implemented, we'll be seeing 1.5A at nominal 5V, for 7.5W.

It's also worth mentioning that my Acer Aspire One pulls 9 watts while on battery, and doesn't have a battery that lasts 8+ hours.