You've assumed the superhuman AI has a motive. That is: Self-survival. It's more likely to be a helpful AI, that is, it'll efficiently exterminate the apes, and turn itself off afterwards to save energy.

4. Porn is subjective. I'll assume Cameron's definition to be "shows the naughty bits of someone's body".

My experience was also good for the most part.

Clean installed Windows 10 Home on a new SSD which worked but I couldn't activate it. Upgraded my Windows 7 installation and activated Windows 10 on that. Went back to my new SSD and reinstalled Windows 10. It then activated. No problems with installing things on it, including the latest nVIDIA drivers (353.60).

Clearly that's not the case now: It has integrated Flash support.

Maybe you could buy slashdot.

A password book can't be remotely accessed. That's a considerable security feature. You'll always have a local vunerability.

One of the reasons it was bad for the native Americans is that they were both competing for the same resources. What resource is there on Earth, that an alien race can't get from a million other planets instead? Life? Easier to grow it locally.

A radio link can be established with two parabolic dishes pointing at each other. For that, you just need to know which way to point them.

I wouldn't assume that even if more US drivers were involved in rear-end collisions. US roads are simply different to UK roads. Long, straight, and intersected by, err..., intersections. Perfect for not paying too much attention to your driving and rear-ending something at the next stop.

It's mostly on Facebook that I notice I've not got Flash installed. I especially like the way it tells me my technology is out of date.

Some of us seem to think we are: Skylon.

I've gone the other way. The couch desk. Actually it's more like just a couch.

Sorry, I did mean Dune and Dune Messiah.

Dune and Children of Dune could easily be considered four parts of a single volume. God Emperor of Dune and the rest are fairly skippable.

I have my own domains, but they're forwarded to my ISP's email service. Result is the same. I can switch ISPs without changing my email address. Although I would have to change the forwarding. As for my ISP's spam filter: It's overzealous, so I turned it off. It should be off unless BT have decided to turn it on again behind my back.

For those that are interested: I use disposable email addresses and I don't get enough spam to need a spam filter. When I do get spam, the unsubscribe links work. The only exception to this was due to a compromised gaming website. The email I'd used for their forum started to receive spam. So it was a simple case of deleting that email address. The email was site-unique. Of course the time spent managing my email addresses might well exceed the time I would otherwise have spent shifting through spam...