I didn't look up the figure. I guess I was a bit too unconcerned for the fuzzy little animals... until they're on my plate I suppose... Anyway, I suggest a viewpoint, and you call me a moron and and a sociopath? And then you tell me that I'm impossible to reason with?

Must be awesome being right all the time. Too bad all of us morons have to ruin it for you by opening our mouths without knowing the true and higher path *ahem*.

It seems my point went over your head. You may need some review. Ask yourself this, what was the point I was trying to make? And how does what you wrote address my point in any way?

Fuck nature.

Nature itself is one constant experiment to promote successful genes and weed out unsuccessful ones. That fear of falling from a great height you have? Millions or billions of creatures had to fall from cliffs for that. Those wonderful ocular orbs which are versatile to see in bright sunlight and very dim night light, millions or billions of creatures that could not see as well were caught and eaten by predators, too.

These experiments that scientists are doing, what maybe at most a 100 thousand creatures died in the last century for them? And what about all the people that were saved by that? The ratio of benefit vs suffering is much better from the experiments we carry out on our own, rather than the giant wasteful experiment that nature carries out.

The wikipedia entry explains tDCS a lot better than TFA:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcranial_direct-current_stimulation

Oh Jesus! The wrench thing again... doesn't apply here.

At least it would send a message.

There may not be bad intent here. The company may have wanted him to do this so anyone trying to contact the author would contact him, rather than you, who are no longer part of the company (and may have bad things to say about the company or the product).

You should really just contact them and work it out from there.

Check out ecryptfs. It's a little weird to setup but works great with dropbox.

So tell me Mr. Crypto Wizard, is "512" twice as much encryption as "256"? If a dog can crack a "256" key in one day, how fast can a 4.4 GHz dog crack a "512" key? (Please, others that have a clue, don't respond. I'm trying to enjoy the humor in the ridiculousness of this)

It's been answered: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/825641.stm

Also, do not ever copy and paste commands directly in your terminal from an untrusted website, even if you do understand them:

http://thejh.net/misc/website-terminal-copy-paste

The Wii U is doing pretty poorly. Even the original Wii is outselling it.

http://www.joystiq.com/2013/05/14/pachter-wii-u-sales-hit-55-000-in-april-20-000-below-wii/

The data wasn't stored on the platters, it was on a magnetic strip affixed to the inside of the case!

Apple must have forgot to tick the "Place my website prominently in Google's search results" check box on Google's mega-corp-website-settings.html page.

Hitler had a lot of the same ideals as you, so there's one.