However you forget that most air radars (assuming they have more than just a weather radar to begin with) are designed to ignore slow moving objects (read birds) because it clutter the scope to the point of being useless.

Ohh sure... make a post refuting the value of tellurium so that you can go out and horde it cheaper.

I'm on to your schemes mister!

You have to account for how each company lists its TDP.
Intel lists its TDP as average load usage, while AMD lists the max draw.

So if each chip was listed at 90W, the AMD would actually use less power.

Why?

The OS is a tool to get the job done.
Without knowing anything about you, I am willing to put money of the fact that this guy using windows has accomplished more than you have with your "h4x0r!1" OS.

He was making a DNA joke that went right over your head. See: Base Pairs

That is under the assumption that workers use every single second on the job to be productive.
You and I both know that isn't true.

So a minute to boot up a computer, is not actually a minute lost. It can easily be made up later in the day if it is really that needed. (ex. Worker browses one less minute of /. in order to finish his job. THE HORROR!)

In the article it stated that all the while he had a sense that he was helping something important. His sub conscious was still in tact, and was probably what made him so interesting. He could be taught to do things, without knowing it.
So sub consciously he knew he was helping. So when asked to consent to giving his brain up, it was probably that sub conscious that gave him the feeling to say "Yes, I'll do that."

You of course won't agree with me on this, most likely because you don't have a full understanding of the game.

Fighting actually keeps the game safe.

Yes, I said that. Fighting keeps the players safe.
The amount of damage you can inflict on someone with fisticuffs is minimal. Compare that to a nasty hit which can very easily permanently disable someone.

So a hockey team will have their little skilled guys, and then one or two enforcers out there. The other team knows if they do something cheap- usually a bad check -to any opposing players they will get their face punched a bit. No one likes getting punched (except Tyler Durden). This helps keep it self, a sort of forced sportsmanship if you will. The game suspension penalty makes it so players just don't randomly get into fights. I would wager 90% of the fights that happen are for a specific purpose.

Bash fighting all that you will, but actual hockey fans understand it. They also don't watch the games for fighting; in fact games with a lot of fights are usually the worst ones to watch. How many fights do you see in the playoffs? There is a reason those games are the best to watch, they contain the best hockey.

Wouldn't something such as the federal minimum wage help alleviate some of these problems? Then these companies that already pay their workers the minimum have to choose between hiring their own, and having a government supply. Personally I would hire people myself as I imagine firing a person that the government hands to you as labor would be quite tough.
This however brings up another problem. What happens when your company gets handed someone who won't work. Someone who just shows up and collects a paycheck. A lot of people on unemployment are these type of people. They will apply to random jobs which they know they cannot get, just so they can check the box saying they are looking for a job. I imagine they will do the same when they get to their Govt. handed job.