For your consideration:

Maybe Nike should call it the 'Ohm' instead of the 'Volt.'

Seems like not so much a problem with "the cloud" per se as it is with deleterious cloud-cloud interactions.

C’est vraiment des conneries!

I love lamp.

Cancer's cured all the time. The cure is known for most types of cancers but probabilistically achieved, or not achieved, on a case-by-case basis based upon known & unknown factors.

Whoever "they" is... is "they" me, a cancer doctor? Pharm companies? Cancer's ubiquitous. "They" know "they" themselves could get cancer one day. What "they" wouldn't want access to a cure? From a self-serving standpoint, "they" desire to find cures.

"...but big pharma/medicine absolutely does not want a true cure."

Run!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YouTube videos. I have a 50 Mbps connection. But even with that, even simple SD videos "hang" every once in a while (and of course their optimal bitrates are MUCH less than 50 Mbps). So does a YouTube video EVER hang with a Gbps connection?

Aha. I think.

Idk about "typically they are hydrocarbon chains..." TYPICALLY in organic chemistry (well it's bad to say "typically" first off) we deal with non-chain organics (benzene C6H6 e.g.) about as often as we do organics in a chain (hexane C6H14 e.g.). Which makes me think of C6Cl6, hexachlorobenzene (no hydrogen in this…

Buckminsterfullerene, no H (C60)... organic. Cyanide, no H (CN)... organic.

Yes, any molecule with a carbon atom fits within the realm of "organic chemistry" and is by definition organic "material"; not all organic chemistry deals with life, however.

I guess fuel for the jets, choppers, etc.

Why? USS Enterprise is nuclear.

"...USS Enterprise sucking its food..."

Apple // Plus. 1981. Our school's first computer lab. I was 9. Those were the days. Fantavision from Broderbund on an Apple //c kept me occupied endlessly.

An animation of the simulation in process is here.

"They are about 8.8 angstroms thick, just one tenth of a nanometer."