Amateurs have the advantage of unlimited time and money,

The counter argument being that Android only needs that much RAM and 2+GHz CPU’s due to inefficiency.

These people exist!

I still maintain that his first movie was fantastic. It got hit hard for being a reboot happening so soon after the original, but I felt it was the first movie to truly encapsulate the character of Spider-Man.

I was not talking in terms of them being a couple (which seemed gimmicky to me). I was talking in terms of her being at a physical power level that she can look him eye-to-eye.

So... what exactly is wrong with that?

Nobody likes it. The old school Trekkers don’t like it and it’s not attracting new Trekkers.

I beg to differ.

Damn, that art... Those faces... It’s like someone asked the artist if they could draw everyone looking like a sociopath, or something.

This seems to be some high-level IP strategy. Marvel wants the movie rights to the Fantastic Four back. Fox isn’t playing ball. So Marvel goes all Scorched Earth. The comic? Yeah, it’s done. Can’t build a brand without a comic to back it up. The Thing? A Guardian. Human Torch? Inhuman. Oh, guess who owns the movie…

Batman isn’t always sad?

There are six nuclear reactors in a paradise city that have worked flawlessly for over thirty years in this picture. Can you spot them?

The nuclear waste issue is way overblown. When you put it in perspective you’ll see it’s actually a pretty insignificant amount.

And last I checked they don’t like windmills or solar collectors in their backyards either. Guess what: you’ll need A LOT of those if you’re getting rid of nuclear. They just don’t get it.

Folks will complain about “oh it takes decades to get a nuclear plant online!” carefully not mentioning that those same folks complaining fight a legal battle at every step to delay said Nuclear plant

“its just that for a lot of us nuclear waste is just as bad of a problem as carbon. “

Nuclear waste wouldn’t be a problem if plants could go ahead with their research into re-enrichment and reuse programs targeting spent rods. But even research into the subject is drastically hindered by antiquated regulations against the very idea itself.

To your first question, why not just burn the nuclear waste as a secondary fuel. http://gizmodo.com/this-thorium-r…

Why am I not surprised three of these involve AI. Sigh.