The fact that you use the term "lusers" means I cannot read what you said.

Yea, that's great. Glad to see your opinion on here, and where you implied that "everyone" else feels the same way you do.

Except, it seems the majority of humans do use Facebook, but not G+. So it's not their aversion of social networks that's stopping them from using G+, but rather something else.

I wish the mods would stop up-voting anti-social-network posts. I know it's trendy on /. to post that stuff, but it's repetitive, and it offers no real insight on as to why G+ did not pick up, and Facebook remains champion.

Rest assured, from the technical side they could do it very quickly, as you outlined.

The problem is more than likely in market research. Bringing people in, asking them to listen to 50 varieties of car noises and judging them, to find just the "right" one that is pleasant, audible, but not overpowering, and most importantly better than any competitors.

Just like software development for consumers, often it's the UX/UI that is very time consuming and nit-picky, not the actual software itself.

Yea, I can't watch Sailor Moon either..

I'm curious if there's any Chinese (either from mainland using Tor or whatever), or those who have left, that can comment accurately on the citizens status with the government. As in, if they don't like their government, or if they are okay with it.

The site is awful, one of the worst I've ever used. So I don't know what you're talking about.

IANAA, but I did take a few astrophysics classes in University. Unfortunately this was years ago, so I don't remember it very well.

What I do remember is to determine whether a planet was alone, and its size and shape, the orbital path was generally used. My professor was actually the one who discovered a few planets orbiting a star by the way the star shifted in position over time.

As for composition, that is generally done spectroscopically. This is just looking at the wavelengths of the light in different spectrum's, as elements produce different wavelengths. From this it's fairly easy to determine composition, though I can't be more detailed than that because I honestly don't remember anything other than "I did it", and if I did it, it can't have been too hard.

I cannot. Just says "Connecting to Server.."

Is it slashdotted?