Yeah, so? Their horns are required in the construction of the CANDU control rods. I would say this is a good trade-off.

And 0.63 times the land area!

h4x0r5 on teh yu0r PC?

The tumors burn more calories, adding to the total weight loss effect.

You shouldn't have sold your rights, without them there is no chance to survive make your time!

I'm gonna slowly cure a bunch of life, chop it up and roll it into laser-perforated paper, light it up and breathe that sh*t right into my lungs where it can do its worst.

Also, there's the whole issue that the lungs are delicate tissue. There's something that makes me a bit concerned when thinking about breathing in alpha emitters into one of the only real region where they pose a significant threat (in terms of effective dose and alpha emitters). Your skin is meant to take a pretty good pummelling, and it's quite easy to cut out whatever shouldn't be there; not with lungs, and lungs are kind of important to the whole living thing.

I imagine it as a rather large herd of female deer that have a damaged set of morals

you forgot the "checkmate"

If you point a telescope into deeper space you can effectively look further back in time. Maybe not the same thing as watching a single star get older, but it's better than sitting around for 6 billion years and watching paint dry. Hell, you might even be able to measure rotational period accurately enough to verify a theory.

And by copying I don't mean "copy/paste" but rather referencing some digital medium to do the things you are doing (should have used "referencing" instead).

Having two monitors is a huge deal if you're copying something from one program into another. One thing that comes to mind (perhaps not particularly common of a developer) is writing up a project report from spreadsheet data, email reports, paraphrasing a contractor's report, copying a lost file that has only been printed and scanned (not common, but it does happen), etc. In this case, having multiple desktops on one monitor would be not much more than an annoyance in these cases; it's a little like saying "why do I need desk space for one fully open book when I can just look at one at a time, half-open each book to look at, or just put it on the desk behind me?"

there should be no "degrees" before "kelvin"

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Agreed. Except for the stupid button grouping idea (which everyone seems to be jumping on-board with, and the first thing I disable). "Too many taskbar entries clutter up the taskbar." Then close some windows or get a good tabbed browser!