That's the average... Some coins obviously last longer. Heck I have some pennies from the 1930s...

+1

This is my philosophy to life. Why would I want to live to be 100 if I can't enjoy what I'm doing right now? I might as well enjoy it while I've got it instead of being old and frail while not doing anything fun.

Just connecting to iTunes to unlock doesn't work anymore? I remember old iPods did that and fairly certain iPod touches do too... Why wouldn't the iPhone?

+1, and Comcast has always been rather decent for me. Even after the 250GB cap thing I never really had issues blowing past it. Comcast is actually probably the best ISP in the US right now... (as long as you don't regularly go over a few TB/month, that is when I know they come tell you to stop doing that or cut you…

What's up with that...?

You are obviously just holding it wrong.

Not in marketing terms...

Chrome uses far more RAM than Firefox and Firefox is perfectly stable and speedy. I don't see how people say Firefox is awful or buggy or a memory hog...

I didn't really see it that way, I saw it as a kinda skirting around the middle kind of stance. Eitherway...

Because it would be incredibly trivial to make a robot that can solve those? (Even moreso than text ones)

+1, if every single power plant was replaced by nuclear there would be an incredibly small amount of spent fuel afterwards as well. A very, very small amount of uranium provides an absolutely insane amount of energy. Gotta love E = mc^2

I live less than 10 miles from the power plant I mentioned. Been to it many times as it is open to the public in a small museum about electricity. I also know quite a few people that do work there and it's been here for almost 40 years surviving hurricane after hurricane. Nuclear Power is safe, it's when people don't…

The thing is, the only two "disasters" (three mile island doesn't entirely count) to ever be dangerous enough to cause a large population evacuation, and that is in the over 60 years that Nuclear Power has been used. Coal is far more dangerous when you factor in having to mine it. The health effects on the coal miners…

Meanwhile, the St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant puts out the same amount of power per reactor as they do in one unit. No air pollution at all and heck even less radiation than Coal power plants.

How do you end up getting them? I've used adwords a few times a long while ago and have never gotten a coupon from Google...

Thats actually a decent idea but I wouldn't be surprised if Dropbox had something against that... (though I don't know why they would, it's basically free advertising for them)

May not be significant for the iPhone as nearly all smartphones have them now, but I still think it is somewhat neat how the accelerometers in Mac laptops (meant for hard drive head parking and typically not developer accessible if not part of hard drive itself) are able to be read by developers to create…

Ehhh... Overall the accelerometer data is fairly consistent and is a lot less likely to be affected by something like someone coughing or music being played.

Accelerometers are so cheap it wouldn't even lower the price