4 symbols can be represented with 2 bits. So by doubling the number of bits you have the equivalent of 4 symbols instead of 2. It doesn't matter how many you chain together after that. Other poster already put it in a nice equation.

Why go through the additional step of making hydrogen out of electricity instead of using the electricity directly?
Unless this is only intended to replace their backup generators, in which case fine.

>Because there are four building blocks in DNA, rather than the binary 1s and 0s in magnetic hard drives, the genetic storage method is far more dense

So DNA has 4 symbols instead of 2. That accounts for at most a factor of 2 in storage density. So DNA's storage density has far more to do with other factors than the mere fact of having more symbols.

Everyone already has throttling. You pay for a plan with a max speed, and they throttle it to that. The datacap should whatever you could theoretically maximally transfer at max speed running all day every day.
Anything else is bullshit. There is no cost to the ISP to you transferring more or less data in a month beyond the instantaneous bandwidth.

That's because it is generally accepted in academic circles that Moores law ended a decade ago.
> more or less exactly as the law predicts
I mean, if you consider a margin of 25% "more or less exactly", then yes.

For centuries we lived without moores law and we will again.
No other aspect of technology improves exponentially the way computers were doing, and yet we're all still alive.

Isn't the English for Lemon Lemon?

The UK chose to join the EU, they had veto power over much of what the EU did.
That is not following EU rules, that is setting EU rules.
It's like people complaining about the HoA that they themselves vote in.

I'm not so sure.
The ropes have volume. If they were 0m apart the rope would have to intersect itself, and bending a rope 180 degrees so there is no loop at all at the bottom seems unlikely.

That seems odd. Does that mean the first decade had only nine years (1-9)?

And if the question in the poll had asked "what will happen in the 2020s" you would have a point.
The first decade is from 1 to 10, the second from 11 to 20 etc. Otherwise the first decade would only have 9 years, and that's nonsensical.
The 1900s is from 1900 to 1999. But the 19th century is from 1801 to 1900. The current century is from 2001 to 3000.
The current decade is from 2011 to 2020.

A person is born at age 0 (everywhere I know at least). Counting years according to the current calendar started at 1.

If people NEED all of those things maybe they NEED to pay mozilla to keep supporting those version of firefox.
Especially people who NEED it because of corporate environments.
What exactly is stopping all those people who NEED it so badly from downloading the sources, backporting the patch and compiling it themselves?
Seems like the NEED is not so great if they aren't even willing to go that far.

Posting to undo moderation.

Is someone forcing them to download it and watch it?