I don't want HTML5. I want XHTML2. Get to work on this now.

from Wikipedia:

HTML5 is the proposed next standard for HTML 4.01, XHTML 1.0 and DOM Level 2 HTML.

Always do your research, kids!

the operating system allows you to write software badly unlike Mac or Linux.

Yeah. No operating system known to man prevents you from "writing software badly".

why not just make 5 louder?

The angle at which the beam strikes the phosphor would determine the shape of the intersecting region, which may be difficult to correct for. However, a small mirror near each "pixel" that redirected the beam straight at the phosphor would likely correct the situation without taking up too much extra space.

nah, probably more the type to intentionally introduce a rounding error that nobody would ever notice. They did it in Superman III

I just wish the summary were better. The title and summary use Depression and Manic Depression interchangeably, which is just dead wrong.

further, the shorter the strand of DNA, the fewer chances exist for error when the strand is duplicated. All else being equal, Short DNA may logically be a defense against cancers and other genetic diseases.

this is true (conficker, for example, patched the very vulnerability that it exploited to gain access). However, that doesn't mean that this particular chunk of malware should be assumed to be safe. Personally, I would err on the side of not trusting anything that changes the behavior of my computer without my knowledge of permission.

the best thing a school can teach a kid is how to learn. Teaching a kid to "use a computer" is not nearly as valuable as teaching a kid how to learn how to use a computer. A kid who was taught how to use 3 very specific applications on exactly 1 operating system is going to be in deep trouble (or at the very least a nuisance to his IT department) when he starts a job that uses a custom application to do 90% of his work. Trust me on this one, I work in that IT department

make friends as a child?

"beam of invisible light" != "invisible beam of light". I know I'm splitting hairs, but the light is not invisible, the beam is

I wish that were true, but it's not those guys we have have to worry about.

by the time they're done with school, it won't matter what OS they used, they will have all changed so drastically. We had an Apple II in my classroom as a child, which OS would you say it prepared me for?

the doctor

change all your passwords to the same dummy password, then fill out your application with said dummy password. After compromising your dummy password, adhere to the sites' ToS by changing it (back). You didn't falsify your application, the information just became obsolete. I'm sure they don't require you to submit an addendum any time any piece of information on you application is rendered false.... right?