@d1zzle: "Pair this with the fact that the value proposition of PC gaming hardware has never been better and it just might mean that things are looking up for the PC gaming industry if it can seize the opportunity."

@dangertree: Watson is being a dick, but he also has a point.

@Dangerously-Geeky: Actually, many Navy warships already HAVE redundant and extraneous reactors.

@capratchet: Maybe he just likes his women BP&ITC...

@JayhawkJake-TheReturn: That's different; I've never even heard of that software. Thus, the economics of it are different; I highly doubt it would have mass market appeal, and it likely has features or device support that are exclusive to it. Given it's targeted market, 20,000 USD isn't necessarily all that…

The biggest issues with photovoltaic solar at the moment are the costs, both in terms of money, and in terms of environmental impact.

As Lucky Hermit said, even with subsidies we still end up paying for it in full — actually, we end up paying MORE, as we'd be paying through the government. The only reason I can think of as to why you'd think otherwise would be that you aren't a taxpayer.

Agreed.

By the sounds of that, I've seen more professional programs written in Excel.

And you seem to think all they'll have to do is strap an easy button to something in the cockpit.

@ColonelAngus: "In all seriousness though, Kazakhstan is a great country..."

@TheNimboo: Sadly, it's what they have to do. Any sane country would do the same given their circumstances.

@sanmansan: The problem with wind turbines is that you don't want them anywhere near where people live — they're louder than you'd think.

@sparrk: True, but our known reserves of things like oil are greater today than they have ever been....

@Vishus: "Tablets and smartphones are the way of the future"

@uu_ugene: Not entirely true, and also not why Betamax lost it's format war.

@BronxWhiteBoi: "If our government would really subsidize solar panels..."

@WhiskeyTab: Let's be clear in our semantics; the distribution and/or use of unlicensed software does not fit the definition of theft.

@lamagnumrt: Actually it doesn't.

@revolverx: Actually, it isn't quite that simple, or at least it wasn't with Greenpois0n for 4.2.1....