Do you know it's that way round?

How very presumptive of you.

If you can see it from public property and tell what it is, it's (effectively) in the public domain, isn't it?

If it's supposed to be secret, and someone who shouldn't know where it is does, you've got a security leak.

I'd say Google's doing them a favour. If any of their secret installations turn up on it, you know it's time to shut them down or move them.

That's a tautology. Can you cite the laws or not?

A label is not a law.

Have you just assumed that it's illegal to mis-use your own prescription meds?

As another user asked above, can you cite the law that would be broken?

http://www.cdc.gov/homeandrecr...

The above page, for example, discusess "seven state legislative strategies that have potential to impact prescription drug misuse, abuse and overdose," but none of these are about what the patient may do with medication.

Is it illegal to abuse legally obtained drugs?

I'd guess someone confused "unwind" with "wind-down," as in slow down (possibly to an eventual halt).

Then again, they might have meant "wind-up," as a business synonym for closing down/ceasing operations (with the implication that this is being done in a tidy manner, rather than abruptly being forced out of business).

Or perhaps they're winding-down before they wind-up.

I'm not winding you up here.

So... a bit like a tendon?

Does it actually have a mechnical advantage?

Again, does it? Have you tried to break someone's leg, versus breaking their blade? Of course, one definite advantage is that if it does break, you just put on a new one, rather than spending months in rehabilitation.

But it's not like running with a blade doesn't have any disadvantages. Not having any ankle muscles is presumably one such.

I think they mean it's longer because it's got the usual curving blade shape. He still stands the same height on it.

I'd think that the main thing that keeps runners from "opting into" prosthetics is that most people don't want their fucking legs cut off.

That won't be enough. You need to drop a heavy door on it's neck.

Uh, actually it kinda does.

It's why we now call that tasty fruit an orange, and not a norange, for example.

I don't suppose it occurred to you that, perhaps, not all OLED displays are created equally?

Try engaging your brain before spouting invective next time.

And how much of an impact do you think that would actually have on the military's ability to do any of this stuff? Hint: it's about the same as the amount of damage a bulldozzer would suffer if it rolled right over you.

Trying to define an objective standard of something as subjective as "evil" is bad enough, but asking a committee to do it?!

Correction: they'd be able to flush once. Make it count!