@GrumpySteen: It's an international project so the US didn't pay for 'one' collider.

@JEmlay: You should know.

LED is better in respect to viewing, it's clear. only diff might be power-use and cost being lower for the LCD, and sunlight viewing being an issue for the AMOLED, so if you are in california or baghdad on the street a lot avoiding the shade then yeah you might pick an LCD.

"at a U.S. base" <- spotted a flaw

@DustyButt: Internet cards have no limits on pr0n

@Chicken: quit pecking at me :o

" Robinson then slapped him with a 285-month prison term — 50 months more than the maximum under sentencing guidelines — for credit-card fraud and bail jumping.

@Abssy_East: EULA's can overrule the law you think? Including the constitution?

@—Core—: Forgot to mention that the event horizon of a black hole is marked by a shell of incredible powerful x-rays, another thing to keep in mind during the design stage, we best get some BP engineers on that, we want palin to have a safe journey.

Super-LCD's are of course fabricated in the fortress of solitude, right?

@MJM579: First a conduit is created of energized particles then the discharge occurs creating a plasma wake that lasts a bit longer.

@Midnight_Tengen: Lightbulbs, electric power, RADAR, GPS, ballpoints, copiers, microscopes, shoes.

Noise pollution and poweruse, and probably a polluting generator to get that power, that was what was missing.

I'm pretty sure it's illegal anyway for the CC company to supply past purchases without the one requesting it having a warrant, but that's where the new warrant-requesting machine comes in, and the new warrant-approving-judge machine.

@dragon:ONE: For italics use <i> italic text here </i> same with b for bold.

I do NOT (NOT) want cash register to recognize me and advise me to buy stuff. For clarity: NOT

So what we learned today is that the average person does not understand the difference between 'a galaxy' and 'a universe', certainly an interesting observation and probably more practical to muse on than this black hole theory itself.

@Tony Prince: Not quite, in star trek and similar shows it's just another spot (galaxy) in the same universe, not another universe altogether.

@—Core—: How do you get that you can go through it 'without pain'? Matter reaches 'almost' infinite mass instead of infinite is the theory, and time will slow down compared to us to a virtual standstill as we know, so the volunteer would be dead before he even came remotely near, and the experiment would last…

@vlatro: " The fact that it was technically unprovable at the time"