"Iron-air batteries have an exceptionally long lifespan, estimated at over 10,000 charge/discharge cycles, which corresponds to a service life of approximately 20 to 30 years." So notably better than other battery tech. Heavy and inefficient are the downsides. Safe, cheap and long lasting are the upsides. So its good for grid batteries. Maybe even great, I'm not versed enough in the power industry to say.

It's theirs dammit

Good idea. Go do that.

Cave Walls = palaeolithic deviantart.com.

This is Slashdot!

It would depend on how many days I had gone without food.

dd if=/dev/null of=/dev/sda

Originally a harsh frontier under U.N. control[citation needed], the Belt declared independence after creating Confinement Asteroid, a habitat with spin gravity that permitted safe gestation of children

"Many games are written in C++, but this requires a lot of ‘libraries’ to store information, along with a lot of man power to create them. XNA comes with a number of pre-made libraries, making it a lot easier to program with."

I thought C++, (as a well established Programming language) would have more libraries than XNA, which I had not previously heard of?

The material in question was too widely distributed to be considered secure. We can assume that any non-US intelligence agencies that really wanted copies has them. (Diplomatic cables are probably not as useful as technological, commercial and military secrets) Now the press has them and it's an issue?

Is this guy channeling Nixon, or what? No, McCarthy.

And leave my computer? No way!

Or do you have LP's?

I work in the CGI industry you insensitive clod!

Can't we go green?