Agreed, being able to tweak Firefox to look exactly like you want is one of its high points.

I see your tweaking and raise it even further. I use moveable firefox button addon, then moved it and all the other buttons to the navigation bar.

Nono, I wasn't really arguing. I just happened to know the answer to what you were wondering about and though I'd share it with you.

Replying to approve poster.

Actually, we already know exactly why some women might have tetrachromancy: At some time during our evolutionary history our ancestors were nocturnal enough that we lost one of the cones, leaving us only able to see 100^2 colors instead of 100^3 we see now.

Yes, that's a given, but each square meter of the dyson sphere would receive more energy was what I meant.

Around 24 minutes into the video (which you can find here: [www.engadget.com] ) they demonstrate the pen and specifically mention that they have two digitizers, one for touch (i.e. a capacitive one) and one for pen input (i.e. an active wacom-style one).

Sucks to be turned before you even hit puberty lol.

You're missing the point, it has a wacom style active digitizer. Sure, it's not as accurate as the ones wacom uses in their own tablets, but it's still a thousand times better than being stuck with a crappy capacitive stylus.

I really hope they can eek out 10+ hours of run time, definitively a day one buy if they do.

"Read Mistborn! The magic system is sooooo good!"

You and me both, you and me both...

NICE! Do you have renders of the others as well?

Yup, the actual unit looks nice with the integrated cable routing and stuff. If you could roll your own TV to go with it most of the above mentioned problems would go away.

In addition to what he said the running prosthetics are only good for running in a straight line.

She is wearing a white shirt underneath her biker jacket, which is hanging open.

Wasn't there an article on io9 just a few days ago that was talking about all the various types of fungii living in our guts? And there are all kinds of fungal infections that have no problems growing in humans.

And then, they come for US!

Why 1AU? Thanks to the inverse-square law you get a lot more energy out of the thing the closer to the star you build. At 0,1 AU you'd only need less than half the mass of Mercury to cover the whole surface of the sun.

Actually, I was someone do the math a few years back: if you used about a quarter of the mass of Mercury could could cover the entire surface of the sun at an distance of 0,1 AU.