graphene? production level carbon fiber composites do not currently have graphene in them.

Haha, no they wouldn't. A good portion of Linux users would bitch about how the client isn't completely open source. Netflix may get a couple thousand extra subscribers if they made a linux client but nowhere near enough to cover the 1 million they are estimated to lose due to the price increase.

The ease of circle management in G+ compared to facebook and not having to deal with the constantly moving target of facebook's UI is making me move away from facebook as quickly as my friends will join G+.

That is a very very good point.

Even though the author recognized his mistake, backed out the changes, and apologized profusely in a very public manner you still don't trust him? Harsh man, harsh.
http://hackademix.net/2009/05/04/dear-adblock-plus-and-noscript-users-dear-mozilla-community/
I'd rather not blacklist somebody over a single incident. However, if you happen to know of other instances where he did something sketchy, please let us know.

Part of that $50 billion valuation is based on the infrastructure, both software and hardware. Not to mention the employees. Sure you've got to pay them so in a way they are a liability but they are also the ones that are coming up with ideas to move the company forward.

When the bill arrives in the mail, put cash in the reply envelope.

States have access to the license plate data from other states. The bill will be sent to the owner of the license plate.

The rental car companies will deal with this the same way that they deal with parking tickets and red light tickets. Forward the bill/ticket to the person who had rented the vehicle on that particular day.

Easy, you position a LED above the solar cell inside the package and then power the LED with an external solar array.

Unless you count the missile launching as fun.

Which paycheck? The one he gets from the US Government or the one he gets from lobbyists?

Yes, they are trying to kill off blu-ray, 5-10 years from now. I know it can be hard to read them but the summary states that they have announced the development of the laser diode. They haven't released a product, they haven't come up with specs, they haven't even created a single diode yet. This product is years and years off. Stop whining.

I don't recall ever using any WISE terminals. I have used terminals made by WYSE though. I'm curious why the potato chip company would want to search for asteroids though. Please enlighten me?

Yes, quite a few people use OpenSUSE. It's one of the few distros with a decent KDE implementation out of the box.

While I'm sure the author of that article is well intentioned, they get a few facts wrong. In addition to naming the wrong city, they have a incorrect picture. A correct picture can be found at the local newspaper.

What the heck does the American Library Association have to do with this?