I don't remember any of my passwords. They are muscle memory. If I don't use them, in a week or two they are gone.

Now consider that they took the laptop away from her, preventing her from using it...

My back of the envelope calculations put 10^17 J as a low ball for how much it's expending per year simply lifting it's cap against earths gravitational field.

Only relative motion matters, aka, in the inertial frame of the source when the leading edge of the beam was emitted, how much has the target moved by the time the leading edge of the beam reaches the detector.

At two points opposite each other on the equator, that distance would be less than 2.3 meters, with only 730km separating the source and target, that distance is only a few centimeters (the source and target have nearly the same velocity)

Physics (and velocities) don't work like that, you can't simply sum them.

If, in a third reference frame, 2 objects are observed to be approaching each other at .75 c, co moving observers in the frame of either object would calculate their respective closing velocity as .96 c

The velocity addition formula is:

s = (v + u)/(1+(v*u/c^2))

In the old shell style http://www.free-x.ch/pub/FreeBSD-IPFILTER.html (look for warning banner)

Also, curse you lameness filter.

Depends on the state, it's at least supposed to be the case, in Washington, Texas and several other states, that there is no "Duty to retreat"

It's possible, going by the mechanism being used, that it turns every viral infection you get while on it into the equivalent of a (possibly weak) deactivated virus vaccine. In fact, if it didn't, it probably wouldn't work at all, as it's unlikely it can kill all the infected cells before they have done any viral replication work.

Infected cells are already zombies, this just kills the zombies before they manage to produce a bunch of viral material and burst.

If it's emergency care, Duress?

Depends a bit on what you are working on, but i find one monitor for ssh terminals, editor windows and/or debuggers, one monitor for the client interface and sometimes one for the server interface, makes me more productive than juggling one monitor back and forth with a kvm switch.