Anyone know what the FOV of a human is?

I assume that moving your eyes while wearing a headset doesn't work, instead, you have to move your whole head. So the FOV ought to be that of a human who is only looking forward. Increasing or decreasing the FOV would surely create dis-orientation for the user.

Has anyone considered a global, rather than national, power network? I would imagine something like that would allow solar energy generated during the day to be used elsewhere, without the problems of peak demand that can currently happen.

SpaceChem is excellent. I have had it for awhile, but only recently started it and got hooked immediately.
I haven't played any FPSes since Far Cry 3; looking forward to Destiny, and keeping my fingers crossed that Watchdogs will stand up to the hype.

Isn't this the same as printing more physical money?

Not to mention technically accomplished. They should apply for grants instead.

And like Chicago, the 'berg is shrinking daily.

The numbers from the pdf show 0.31% of the uk is pretends to be a jedi, and that somehow qualifies the religeon for a most popular tag?

You think he's smart? I standardized Chocolate Pudding for lunch and dinner, too.

Tim Cook said Apple's lower than forecast profits (last week) were blamed on people waiting for the iPhone 5.
http://apple.slashdot.org/story/12/07/25/0436256/apple-blames-earnings-miss-on-iphone-5-anticipation

IAMAP, but I'd have thought that the galaxy would flatten everything out to a certain degree, but as you move to smaller scales, local gravity conditions would take over, for example: the planets being more tightly bound to the sun than they are to the Milky Way as a whole.

Q for a physic-y person - The earth orbits around the sun's equator, but its own equator is at an angle to the sun-planet plane (hence, seasons). Does the moon, then orbit around earth's equator (at an angle to the sun), or in the same plane as the sun's equator (or some other plane entirely)?

In a search and rescue situation I can imagine a team of people each with one of these devices, as well as GPS. If the devices can communicate with each other (as a mesh network) they could pinpoint location based on the different times they see the same signal. Furthermore, if the mesh eventually reaches a position where GPS is available, this signal could then be used to establish an anchor position.

Finally, and I don't know if this was covered, but presumably this system would also allow for vertical location to be found as well.

I'll keep my fingers crossed fro something involving "Chiseled Spam"

Keck clip they are.
While these are almost certainly patented, maybe by changing the material clips could be printed without legal trouble. Keck clips can fall apart if exposed to (eg) HCl gas, so printing PTFE versions would be useful.
I like the adaptor idea - and it could be extended to any labware if someone figures out how to print glass. No more searching for that B24 condensor!

Shold have done something in base-4, because, you know, there's four bases in DNA :)

There is an interesting TED talk on presentations, and how they flow, that used jobs as an example:
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/nancy_duarte_the_secret_structure_of_great_talks.html