I'm not sure I'm watching the right video. The one I saw is a congressmen reading a bill about response to *zombie* threats.

"Flesh eating," "airborne infection," "urban outbreak."

Please tell me I watched the wrong video.

+1 on that.

Worse yet, the big, ugly unmovable button takes a whole row all by itself.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voynich_manuscript#Exotic_natural_language

It seems plausible, all the statistical and historical evidence back it up, but it's quite strange that even with this critical hint nobody has solved the mystery yet.

Voynich manuscript!

If only we could find a language that is similar enough...

Did you mean:
e^(i*tau)=1

That would be "GOOOOOOL."

"Golo" is the European Portuguese for the Brazilian Portuguese word "Gol."

Color, colour.

I thought it was forked only because of the bloatware, not the license as the headline suggests ("meaningful headline in slashdot", etc etc).

Actually, the fork's author only mention about the license in his blog post was:

If I read that correctly, he seemed happy about the license only because it allowed him to fork it.

I have installed Chrome on my parent's computers. I myself use Chrome, even though I love Firefox's extensions.

The single reason for my switch: PERFORMANCE

Firefox takes many seconds to start (I have four extensions) and even scrolling seems slow. Want to zoom in a page? Go make yourself some coffee while you wait. And then comes the nasty Flash game that crashes or slows down the whole browser. Chrome seems to render pages at a fraction of the time and it takes a lot more open tabs to slow it down (hehe.)

Years ago, in Brazil, restaurants all over were sportings signs that read something along the lines of

With the actual value varying, but ranging from 10% to 30% of the total amount.

This was illegal, but the owners a) didn't seem to care about the legal status and b) didn't actually enforce the rule.

In the end, those signs served as a harsh and unpopular (among the clients) reminder of not putting more on your plate than you can eat. Good intentions, bad execution.

Ok, but I won't wait. Call me when it's on par and I'll happily switch.

After the purchase, I was asked which platforms I use. I ticked the Windows and Linux checkboxes.

How does this get translated to the graphs? Do they count my donation twice, one for Windows and other for Linux?

I'm a college student that doesn't even have a full time job. I live in a third world country, making any amount in dollars almost twice as expensive for me. The only money I have in my PayPal account is from a single freelancer work I did some weeks ago. I don't remember ever paying for a PC game.

Yet I bought the bundle for $ 15.00.

Cheap? Yes, but I wouldn't have paid nothing otherwise. Am I the exception? I don't think so.

If I had to take a guess, I would say it's because of the infamous "mailto:" default behavior.

+3 Interesting? What, do you think this is the Lost island and we are stuck in the 16th century?

Well, one could use smooth-surface pieces around the Tetris blocks and there would be a hole in the wall at the level of the first block, so a mechanical arm could push the blocks on that line out of field. But that would require something else to hold the blocks together during the fall...