Avoiding using your computer also reduces the chance of you deleting the file in the first place.

They aren't saying that it being a repeating signal is unusual, but that it is significant in trying to figure out where the signals are coming from.

The actual report correctly refers to it as "sub-terahertz", which is the range from 100GHz to just under 1THz. But, of course, "terahertz" makes a better headline.

The dumbhouse effect

Except it's being moved outside the atmosphere, so...

Didn't sound right to me either, but I calculated it out and it is correct.

Compare the energy use of early computers with that of mobile phones, if anything it scales inversely.

Yes it did "win" jeopardy. You can argue it had an advantage by having a superhuman reaction time, but it still followed the rules and won.

The threat is real, it will blow again. The whole "we're overdue" stuff is BS though, that's not how geology works.

Thank you!

Johnny Mnemonic is a prequel to Neuromancer

Why does it have to be innovative to be a good thing? Should they just not do it if it has already been done by someone else?

Exactly the same thing happened with me, I'm glad I decided to just find the news elsewhere.

I kept thinking there must have been something wrong with my browser, had to check the source to make sure.

Good thing I use Firefox instead of Chrome.