I'll rent you a solar system for only $1,000/day, but you'll need to find your own transportation.

Weld the cables? Are you insane? Those things must cost thousands of dollars.

Brilliant, then you need to deal with half hours every time you convert to/from UTC.

I think App Engine is the only one in the list that currently supports IPv6 hosting:

http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=177065

If all you need is a backup set of optics, just make the pilots wear an eyepatch.

You forgot "mother". Incidentally, I'm telling her you said a bad word.

So, when everything's on IPv6, and you want to play an IPv4-only game, you'll first have to establish an IPv4 VPN between the players? I suppose that sounds feasible, but someone will have to write the software to make it easy.

You do realize that the ISPs would be the ones doing the prioritizing, right?

Which browsers would those be? I thought Chrome was the only one with both WebM and H.264.

Every hex digit represents exactly 4 binary digits. If you flip a bit in a hexadecimal number, then exactly one hex digit will change. To know how it will change, you only need to remember the binary values of 0-F.

With decimal, you could flip a bit and change every digit in the number.