I heard it. Problem is, that Whooshing sound coming from across the aisle in both directions is what will prevent either of these men from being president.

It's a net loss of $9,000 when your current path will lose you $10,000 -- so it actually puts $1,000 back in your pocket. Still seem rational to oppose it?

I'm not even sure what the spacecraft needs log files for anyway. Are they planning to recover it at some point and try to debug something?

Hah, yes, only slightly.

light coding, some light hardware and light theory

Let's not be picky -- dark coding, dark hardware, and dark theory might be fun, too.

Seriously, I never understand why people seem to believe there is such a difference between the two parties. I personally like one better than the other, but overall I don't like either of them all that much.

...or Gatorade to help with this bad situation

Of course! After all, it's what plants crave!

Clearly your unfair rating system rounds down, this score should have been 77.34%. Quite selling people short!

If scientists want to be taken seriously, they need to stop arguing the existence of a deity when 85% of the world's population believes in one.

Most scientists don't bother arguing about the existence of a deity anyway. They dodge the question and leave it alone. The people who argue against the existence of any deity are called "Atheists" and generally while some scientists are atheists, certainly not all atheists are scientists. Scientists don't worry what stupid people think but the rest of us worry for them because we know those stupid people are allowed to vote, own guns, and do any number of other stupid things that are likely to affect us.

Agree! When I do the same search I get several results from science blogs and then several from pages referencing how google reports the wrong info, then finally one result at the bottom of the page with a creationist POV. Not exactly worth a headline.

If you ask any question most often the results are Yahoo.Answers,

It's called "Yahoo! Answers" -- how do people not realize that these answer come from Yahoos?

I love this comment -- you summed up how I feel about some of my younger friends and acquaintances. I'm sure I'll say the same thing about them when I'm nearing 40 and they are entering their 30s -- there will be something new that they are doing that I did too, but didn't realize until later. Life is interesting, isn't it?

As for Hot Topic gobbling up ThinkGeek -- ThinkGeek has become very much a hipster thing IMO anyway, I'm kind of past my phase for it. Most of what they offer now is branded/themed stuff rather than actually cool or interesting stuff. Gone are the days of buckyballs, here are the days of USB Lightsabres.

I personally have a Windows phone and I agree about that being a decent phone OS but i'm not sure what that has to do with anything here. $533 US is quite reasonable compared to many smartphones in the US and remember that electronics in Europe cost significantly more than they do in the US for whatever reason -- so if it sells for 480€ it will probably sell for closer to $400 US, assuming it even comes here. Maybe you and I wouldn't spend that much on a phone, but it's been proven time and time again that a lot of people will.

I'm sorry but I can't follow the point you're trying to make. I seriously just don't get the analogies. Who said anything about whether you could take handicapped people or not? Uber is just a marketplace; the drivers don't work for Uber. That's like saying the companies who sell things on E-Bay work for E-Bay. They don't. E-Bay is just a marketplace.

Some of the sites came up for me, looks like the fully assembled down payment is 480€. I'm not sure what that means for the full price, though.