If you're in the EU, and specifically using France's Freebox, the ISPs are basically are at war with Google and neither Google or the ISPs want to pay for the pipes required to access Youtube comfortably. I have Free, and during peak times, there is definitely a slowdown in Youtube.

I believe all the features you mentioned are included in Zotero, and it can do indexing across pdfs it stores. You should check it out as they are rather responsive to updates and it is open source (and free!) Also, since it is a Firefox plugin, it can detect that you need to be behind a proxy automagically when appropriate, and so it makes adding new citations quite easy. I'm not a developer on it, but just a rather happy user! The only thing I miss from EndNote is an easy way to search Pubmed and pull citations that way, but I suspect they are working on it (or may have added it?) because I've seen other people request this feature in the forums.

Another happy Zotero user. The fact that it can typically strip citation info directly (and save/store!) pdfs is a killer feature that EndNote doesn't even have I think (at least my old version about 10). And it makes it easy to distribute whole libraries (including pdf docs) to colleagues to boot.

Been done many times

The Filthy Critic is back and just as good as ever. And he's always right IMHO.

If the batteries are easy to swap out, it would make "recharging" much faster compared to the Tesla's current approach that requires long waits. I don't think this is a major downside if the process can be optimized; it will just be different than the current way we think about refueling a vehicle.

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You are already logged in, so FYI, you just have to click on the text, "Click for a FREE PREVIEW of the decrypted version of this story!" to see the ROT13 translation.

The OMG Ponies' fools day was by far the best 04/01 in /. history. This is not too horrible though.

That's rather similar to the "Frontiers" series of journals I believe.

Indeed.

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this, with how many journal articles I print (gawd, when will Kindle or Nook FINALLY come out with color e-ink!) one or two slices of paper for my personal use per year is negligible. Usually, they're just concert tickets but with a bar code, and dear lord I don't want my barcodes smeared into oblvion from an inkjet and useless when I get to the venue.

Too bad they are not the same 75-80%. The games the producers expect to be popular will undoubtedly be the most draconian.

Why did I read that as "MS may push their UEFI boot-lickin' and then say bye bye to a big part of the server market then"? Oh, I guess it's because my screen is just dirty.