http://science.slashdot.org/story/10/11/29/0410239/aging-reversed-in-mice Not so long ago, Slashdot saw this story on how scientists were able to prevent the splicing of telomeres from chromosomes in mice in order to allow not only prevention of aging, but de-aging. The only problem was that these mice inevitably died from becoming riddled with cancerous tumors. So now that this development has occurred, are we one step closer to having mice that cannot die of natural causes?

I can't speak to whether or not Anonymous utilizes sophisticated hacking tactics, because I honestly don't know. I can say, however, that if they really are as simplistic as you want to say they are, then that suggests a real problem for the security of some rather important and powerful organizations/corporations. They have supposedly meddled with Bank of America, Sony, NATO, the CIA? If the security of these groups is flimsy enough to be upset by some simple guess work and child-like pranks, what does that really say? Again, I don't know enough about it to give an opinion. It just seems to me that if they really are responsible for the things they claim to be, then it is probably likely that they have some clue as to what they're doing.

Okay, so what happens to all of the games I bought when my 720 inevitably red rings? Do I get to buy all of those games over?

Sounds like someone shot 10 high powered lasers -- delivering 200 petawatts of power for less than a trillionth of a second, and ripping open space time -- into your fruit loops.