Presence of the ring should not be unexpected. The particles were probably launched into space from the surface because of planetoid's low gravity and fast rotation. Of course I'm assuming that the ring is perpendicular to the rotation axis.

No surprise when something like this comes from China, but here in Croatia our traffic minister wanted to ban the Uber app (because just banning the Uber service isn't enough when you're a clueless luddite moron). He didn't gave any info how he's going to enforce the ban - even if local ISPs were forced to block the app everyone would be able to download it through VPNs.

Most of those plays are learned in high school, after that it's muscle memory. Sure, you can't play in NFL if you're retarded, but, like with most sports, the ability to stay focused is much more important than intelligence.

Would you care enough to point me to the guide on how to use tampermonkey to browse sites like forbes.com?

Good luck finding that. I believe that not forcing them to get up everyday at the same time is a necessary condition for happy and creative employees.

Just pay someone who plays games a lot to reach the score for you. Basement nerds, this is your five minutes of fortune!

I wonder, how long it will take for the star to fall into the black hole? Or it will completely evaporate sooner? And how the orbit looks like?

So, whenever a meteor hits it, it makes the moon lose a good part of its mass because of all the dust that's being sent into space.

Looks like a Mexican's head. This is probably where Trump wants to send illegal aliens - so they can be just aliens.

Not every OS could be vulnerable. If you use Tor, make a Linux VM for it. Even before the spyware knows as Windows 10 has been released, it has been known that using Tor on any version of Windows isn't the best idea as Tor cannot be more secure than the OS its running on.

In a recent job interview I had this question among others:
What data type in SQL Server I would use for a data column that would be filled with numbers between 1 and 100?
After looking in the SQL Server documentation, I've seen it's tinyint, but seriously, who actually tries to remember stuff like that? The point of the article is probably applicable in this case, they want to hire people who recently graduated or finished their courses as they are more likely to know stuff that everyone else thinks it's pointless to learn since it only takes a quick Google search to find out the answer.
Not all questions were like that but I still failed the interview.

Or better yet:
if ((bool)story == true)
{
story.Flags.Add("interesting");
}

Nope, it should be:
if (story.IsInteresting == true)

Except car racing, which is constantly evolving, just like computer games (and has a lot more common with e-sports than chess or football). It, however, isn't an olympic sport, and I think it shouldn't be (even though I'm a big fan of it) since that would force the car racing to submit into certain cliches, removing the charm that comes from every track and car being different.

Racing cars get replaced my more modern version and so do competitive video games, but the main premise won't change much for as long as it has clear and attractive goals. Even CS:GO has the same basic rules as the original CounterStrike that got released 20 years ago.

It was just a lie spread by some leftist fanatics. Interestingly, many of the same fanatics mourned over Castro who actually imprisoned gay people.