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I think it's a badly titled article, because it's not what I initially thought it would be about. But still, weird. It's about new services that offer to recover your entire online life and give access to family members if you die. Check it out New services promise online life after death -...

LOL! "Sadly, Duke Nukem Forever was the most aptly named title in the history of games. Now, it's just Duke Nukem Never."

toothpaste Wait, how do you find that out?? That's new to me... I'm sure I would look for that if I knew about it.

Wow, Big B! Juding by these post dates, it must've happened already! What's the news, how did it go??

Err.. Swansen? Didn't I actually agree with you entirely on both points: 1.) Obama is doing the right thing by engaging diplomatically and 2.) that Chavez is not dangerous? You seem to be arguing with me... lol

Well, Chavez hasn't actually done anything to the US, except say ridiculous (to the point of hilarity) things about the US and especially good ol' G. Bush (like when he basically called him the devil at a UN session). But he has not concretely threatened the US physically or militarily...

Really? No one knows? Don't you guys also experience this, though?

holy shit. That's ridiculous, I didn't even know that! Well, a quick search turned up this site: It's very succinct. It says that things can move (expand) faster than light if there's no information being transmitted... wow.

Why does my PC only sometimes go on standby and then hibernate? Often, it does neither. It just stays fully powered on. I have it very clearly set in my Power Options Properties window that "system standby:" after 15 mins ... "system hibernate:" after 25 mins. What about this could possibly be...

I feel sorry for that engineer. He will probably feel rather frustrated after that toaster undoubtedly fails.

I'm not a fountain of optimism, but I have a bit more hope than that heh. I haven't been keeping up with the economic-fixing attempts that much, though. So what do you mean exactly when you say the same assholes will be fixing it? I don't disbelieve you, just not sure which assholes you have in...

Haha, wow... I only got a chance to read it now. Where does this come from?

Hey mega. I am also interested in an extension to mimic Opera's speed-dial. (I'm kind of the opposite from you. I'm in no way abandoning FF, but I've recently picked up using Opera quite a bit for brief, quick browsing due to the awesome speed dial.) Have you tried the extension Speed Dial ...

Yeah, it's true that wages have relatively gone down compared to what we had in the post WWII golden years, like 50s and 60s. I read in an article that our economy has become more wage polarized as we have gained jobs in the underpayed services sector while losing intermediate wage jobs in the...

Yeah... I got that answer somewhere else too. Kind of embarrassing that I forgot about it myself... lol

I know often this is done within software itself, like for example in a media player's settings you can associate that player w/ media files... But recently I installed Mathematica, and it thinks that it should be the default program to open my MatLab .m files (scripts or code files). I want...

Just goes blue? No letters or loading bar or anything? Blue normally means that windows is loading... Is your recovery CD damaged so computer is unable to read it?

I've become addicted to, or even dependent on, FF's extensions and themes. I don't think I can truly switch to any other browser now... period. Unless they port the same functionality that I depend on through extensions. I use Opera for quick email checking or something because of speed dial...

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Haha interesting observation. I guess it is true a lot of the time. But mostly I'd say it's true when the knowledge has to do with something social (very broadly speaking). Like your example of history. I don't think it applies to any of the scientific knowledge we've amassed over time. For...