A friend of my parents was an early adopter in this wind energy thing.
Meaning he put up a 30m tall generator in his own front yard in the early nineties...

I don't know what 'wind sickness' is supposed to be, but that thing was god damn annoying.

It would go ....SHINGnnnnnn.........SHINGnnnnn...........SHINGnnnnnnn......... all day and night, never stopping. If you didnt hear it, you could feel it through the floor/bed.

Maybe it would've been a good idea not to put the thing 15m in front of his house. And maybe a wind generator making a sound like that means it's damaged somehow. But I wouldn't say noise pollution from wind generators seems like such a far fetched idea. Not after living with that house for a couple of days.

I can't post either.

True.
Also you can be (and most likely are) a freeloader for a lot of projects while also being a contributor for a few.
No one can work on all projects at the same time and many will shift their attention to different projects over time.

- drawing an above average length pageflip-cartoon
- weight for flattening out crumpled pieces of paper

What if you send the single photon through a lot of 'weak' detectors placed in a row, before it finally hits the 'strong' one?
Would that count, or would they cease to be 'weak'?

Because we are currently unable to judge the stability of the object, or it's internal mass distribution just by looking at it from long range.
Pushing it at any point might just lead to breaking off a small piece, or the spaceship slowly sinking into and through it.
If we miss the mass center, the push will mostly be transformed into rotation.

All these problems are a non issue with gravitiational pull.

In Application Programming?

If dark matter is subject to gravity (which I assume it is, if it's a source of gravity itself), then wouldn't some of it eventually end up inside black holes too?
In that case dark matter would not be able to escape from within the event horizon, just like anything else, right?

(Older) glassdoors tend to do that.
I almost cut off my own leg accidentely kicking one in as a child.

Left a trail of blood too...

Indiana Jones was awesome.
I loved the part, where Indy was on a plane and then he put an egg into the microwave, so that the stewaredess would come and clean it up.
You know, she was blocking Indy's path to the toilet before. But he outsmarted her.
Such an inspiring movie.

Sorry, I deleted Star Wars from my nerd card feed a couple of years ago due to negative personal experiences with this formerly subscribed channel.
This must have made me miss further updates.

At least Pod Racing gave us StarWars:PodRacer.
That was a pretty entertaining, though simple game. And it ran fluid on my trash PC.

What is that thing?
And what was VII again? People should stop using roman numbers after III, that's when they become flawed.

if (Quake3) show_fps += 30;

Finally, I can make people punch themselves in the face over the internet.