Possibly because computers and networks can't be expected to infer meaning? Remember, in your search field you've entered no context, no kinds of specifying statements, so you're expecting the computer to be able to read your mind?

It was probably made in Germany, rather than china.

You shouldn't run phantom power on any kind of jack because when you insert the jack the contacts will bridge -ve signal to ground, shorting your phantom power.

Actually it's the number of women in London who are dateable, if he was willing to adjust his geographical constraints then that would increase the number. Contrary to popular overseas belief London != UK I believe his standards are possibly a little high (1 in 20 are attractive enough), I'd suggest something more reasonable like 1 in 10 or 1 in 5, but he also suggests that the major factor in reducing the number of dateable women is how many would find him attractive (self-effacing) which I think is both relatively amusing and an indicator of how seriously he's taking this report (not very).

What about new plant designs that simply cannot suffer a chernobyl style accident? Pebble-bed reactors etc.

That's still a much higher proportion than many other submitters

Surely you mean sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /

And yet all of those fires would be preventable by the use of a fuse in the plug.

Umm, something like a Neutrik Powercon perhaps? rated for 20A at 250v continuous, although they also have a 32A variant.

You're wrong, cooling is a major issue in orbit (only radiative cooling works), power would also be a major issue and that's not including all of that lovely high energy radiation you get in orbit disrupting your delicate experiment.

What amazingly brave feat did his belly button perform? I thought he was merely famous for some Naval battle or other!

I hate to comment, but are you seriously using the Daily Mirror as a source in your argument? That rag is well known for embellishing stories and taking things wildly out of context.

Except for the minor issue that a reliable, stable power grid can not be formed from Wind Energy due to frequency instabilities caused by having too many wind turbines. Details in this paper http://eprints.iisc.ernet.in/15202/

And I've seen a nice report that states that no more than 20% of the UKs needs could be supplied by wind power, simply due to the frequency issues it introduces to the grid.

Yuck, Behringer, you'd be better off with some Mackies or Genelecs