Addicting may be used as participle adjective so "Facebook Can Be Addicting" is in fact grammatically acceptable.

I am so pleased that this came together as quickly and smoothly as it did. Getting old-ass slashcode up and running was no picnic, but it is so worth it to give this community a home it can call its own.

Just like any other service that sends money -- fees. http://bitcoinfees.com/

Titanium mined from the Moon could surely be sold for more than $9/lb.

You are correct. One of the FedNet sequences shows a map of the galaxy and the bugs are on the opposite end from us. The narrator is saying how they're an immediate threat and so we must go to war, despite the obvious contradiction provided by the map.

I hope there's some truth to this story.

Can someone rework this as a car analogy?

There's a few ways to go about it. Either the screen will display the left and right images polarized simultaneously, and the polarized glasses will sort out which image goes to which eye. Or, the left and right images will be interleaved frame-by-frame, and shutters on the glasses will select which eye gets which image. The best option is no glasses. You know those holographic posters where the image changes as you walk by it? It's exactly like that only the image changes every 3 inches, so each eye is guaranteed a different image (only in this case it's not a movie poster, it's a movie).

Tell that to OPEC.

No one cares about the trivial solution.

Higher math crowd-sourcing. I like this idea.

This sounds like an energy-efficient design. Some else suggested a capacitor--that wouldn't be so bad, I suppose.

Flywheels.

Just don't throw any bricks?