My takeaway from this means that they can isolate each of the responsible mutations. This is a tenfold increase in precision, is it not?

And when think about it, a guy who knows lots of stuff about the way the NSA spies on its citizens would be pretty useful to the PRC.

Everyone will win, except a few senators who'll end up with egg on their faces.

Nah, missiles are millions of bucks each.

"We don't have drones, and we certainly don't have drones that can fire weaponry."

Seems legit.

My cardiologist told me to add a little salt to my diet.

Hmm, maybe that would work as a parole condition. You'd have to get a distinct colour for your car from then on.

Oh wait, kidnapping is almost always a relative. Never mind, I guess it wouldn't work.

Then filter out any email with the word "unsubscribe" and whitelist the stuff you do want.

In real life, you still have to take out the garbage and recycling.

Diebold.

You think the US is bad? Canada is worse, although our CR law is somewhat saner.

Netflix has about 1/10th the stuff you guys get in the States because the 2 content owners also own the telcos, so they surprisingly don't want to sell the IP to Netflix.

Vudu won't play in Canada. Neither will Amazon Instant. We don't have Redbox. We can get some movies from the library though.

Honestly, if they'd set up for-pay streaming / downloading music for money back in 1999, I doubt I've have ever pirated any movies or music. I used to buy a lot of CDs, sometimes stuff just to see what it sounded like.

It's still easier to pirate in some countries (e.g. Canada) than just buy stuff. I've started buying more movies now because my home theater shows the limits of the ripped movies (mostly sound, there's not much ranger in the ripped versions)

And most (90%) of my music is legit indie rock lists.

Oh, totally:
Mom sentences to 20 years for firing warning shots at abusive ex who was violating a peace bond.

Huh, I guess Florida just plain doesn't like black people.

Shh, he's on a roll.

You know who else wanted a final solution to this thread?

Huh, it seems I have nothing to add but posted anyway.

SLASHDOT FOREVER!

If you're in a fight as an adult you fight to kill and let fly with everything you have. This might be IT.

You want to dance? Take a salsa class.

You asked, and I quote, "How do you overload a ship? It has a load line on the side of the hull. If there's too much stuff on it, everyone knows just by looking."

You can overload the ship by a poorly distributed, yet still under-limit, load. These super-heavy containers are in an unknown position on the ship. What happens is as the ship rolls, pitches, and yaws, the extra instability from the imbalance puts an above-spec strain on the structural components of the ship.

Ship bends.

Ship breaks.

Salvagelarity ensues.