A legitimate religion's members keep their morals and teachings to themselves. They don't indoctrinate kids from young age. A legitimate religion doesn't tell you what you should do in bed and doesn't judge you based on gender, ethnicity or race. A legitimate religion doesn't proclaim to have the one and only truth and lest you follow exactly its teachings you will suffer for eternity.

Why even care, nuclear power is so much easier to harvest and closer to home.

You see that's the problem, "key figures " should be avoided at all costs. The populace needs to be thought about decentralized revolt.
Applying network experience to sociological problems ftw.

Rotate screen 90 degrees, configure your os to recognize the change of orientation and you're set.
Sooo much screenspace.

Because the encoders who really know their codecs will even care. No one will bat an eyelash at this thing unless it's really good. You have nothing to fear.

Hopefully the younger generations wouldn't be so dumbstruck by technology. One would hope.

Hexarific.

Lo and behold in the end days he would descend from the sky to face the wicked one and his decadent followers.

Praised be his holly jetpack and his cigar for he is the king of the heavenly kingdom as well as the earthly realm. Hail to the king baby.

Half-Life 1 had tripmines and remote detonation satchels. Also it had destructible things, well not alot but yeah. Dem crates ;)

We seem to misunderstand each other. What i propose is not to just hide the tlds from people. What i propose is not to force people to get 2nd level domains under a limited number of tlds. People would be able to register their own tlds the same way they can 2nd level domains.
So there would be Google, and if they want they can make maps.google or IPv6.google, etc etc.
The only problem is some people would object from a technical point of view, as a transition we could make a .web tld that would be optional in the way the browsers/ ipstack resolve things. So exampledomain and exampledomain.web would point to the same thing. When we get the infrastructure to completely remove the need for a .web you'd just use exampledomain. If you didn't enter the .web at the end the browser would do that for you. The same way it is with the . at the end of tlds right now.

Well you still have the top one just a dot before the tld, browsers hide that from users, if you don't trust me just go to http://google.com.

There's nothing stopping us from treating TLDs like we treat 2nd level domains right now.

• Make a new wallet
• Use real money from an exchange and then back into bitcoin between wallets
• ????
• Profit!

Solar cells. Atomik power plants make SOMUCH energy, i still don't get it why people have to pay such exorbitant fees for electricity.

Make Roads, roofs and everything else you can out of photovoltaics already.

Yes, if only there was some magical way to make browsers automatically distrust addresses with mixed Cyrillic and Latin characters in them...

How about no. Lets keep the internet away from regulation.

Lets engineer around politics. Make it fundamentally difficult for some one to stop a website from operating.