http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_Waste_Policy_Act I'm pretty sure this is over. The US was to of had a permanent storage area
for nuclear waste long ago.

Yep, noticed that 33 seconds into the video when it didn't run out of fuel.

Besides the hearing loss of those who fly without hearing protection, your not going to be sneaking up on anything.
I can see one at every circus or event that want themselves noticed, loose gravel/dirt flyover areas to really get some attention.

On the other hand for Wildlife management this would be very helpful if there's a need to constantly "herd" animals;
not to mention being fun as heck to fly.

Or "Tell sites That I do not want to be tracked" (Firefox). I know they were trying to make it voluntary, this says it will be a cold day in hell.

Tossed that out for a response, thank you.

I did search it out first
http://www.aao.gov.au/2df/manual/2df_manual.html
and
http://www2.aao.gov.au/2dFGRS/Public/Publications/colless_specz.pdf

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2dF_Galaxy_Redshift_Survey

I couldn't find anything to grab on to, other than "8.2 Simple redshift completeness mask" of the PDF but figure I was on the wrong track
(ie: made no sense to me).

Like yours truly, the "Tri-tone" tone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBCDN2V7x9I

Ok, my bad; Ghostery doesn't block sites, it blocks scripts "which are objects embedded in a web page"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostery so even when it mentions what it's "blocked" it's already been blocked by the HOSTS file.

Is interesting to see just what's blocked for each web site/page.

This is a sig I've seen someone use on /. the article says to me dark matter was here, then nothing exploded.

The 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/files/2013/07/kozm_LSS.jpg
shows stuff coming towards us. I've heard so many space programs say everywhere you look everything is moving away from us,

Never heard of Ghostery so gave it a try, had a version for Opera which I thought special (Opera being the black sheep of browsers).

It's been mentioned that Windows will disable a HOSTS file, I've wondered about mine recently as sites are getting through that shouldn't.
Logging on to /. Ghostery claimed it was blocking two Google analytics sites and doubleclick; Ghostery should of never seen them.

Thank you for the heads up.

I use TOR; it claims it wasn't ment for the downloading large files, some of the sites take forever just to load the graphics.

If you go to the " Go the the Marshall Space Flight Center Ustream channel" link there's (obnoxious) music being played; had a lot
of links opened and took awhile to find where it was coming from.

If Nasa.gov is broadcasting it why not watch it there
http://www.nasa.gov/connect/chat/perseids_2013.html

I like a place I can download stuff I read about on /. the http://thepiratebay.sx/ fills that need.

Like when Aaron Swartz uploaded JSTOR http://science.slashdot.org/story/11/07/22/2254204/release-of-33gib-of-scientific-publications 35 gigs of some of the driest stuff I've read, but I was able to.

Only click on the magnetic links, anything else is... well different.
Secondary link http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/6554331 not as "funny looking" as the link in the /. article (which is still good).