Op, a bit of research (always helpful) would reveal that Subway has an excellent case against the CBC. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Farstechnica.com%2Fscience%2F2017%2F03%2Ffood-scientists-weigh-in-on-50-subway-chicken-test-its-100-weird%2F

Antimatter has been known and studied since the 1930s or so. I suspect that any science fiction that included antimatter as a subject was written during or after that time. I hate stupid /. headlines.

You don't need the Market to install applications. An APK from any location can be installed.

Sailboats can not go faster than the wind *downwind*, which is what this car has successfully achieved. They can only go faster than the wind when it is coming from the side.

...is worthless. Proprietary, chip-based solutions are the opposite direction we should be going. An open source solution...and there are several great ones already available...is what I use and recommend/setup for all my clients.
Any and all of today's processors can handle the exertion necessary for on-the-fly encryption; most users (including, generally, myself) don't notice the difference.
As per usual, I question SM's logic.

That was his point. Woosh.

I just went to their site, and was unable to find a dealer in the US. What am I missing?
Amazon doesn't seem to have them either.

Are there any theories as to why this is?
I don't understand what the 'Foundation' would stand to gain from this sort of behavior. It is an open source / free app., and they aren't selling anything. Not that that is an excuse.
I knew something was up when the Truecrypt forums were down for weeks, prior to the 6.0 release. No real reason given, but screw anyone who needed info in the mean time.

Heheh...well, actually I was a nuclear operator .

The strange thing is, the nukes (guys stuck deepest in the ship) were the only ones who would go outside at night to look around...

I was in the Navy, out at sea (probably Atlantic) when Hale-Bopp was visible.

A few of the guys I worked with would venture out on deck at night, usually to sip whiskey or stargaze, or talk about how much we hated the Nav. Anyway, I've seen comets before so when a buddy said 'you should really come outside and see the comet' I was thinking 'meh...'

When I stepped outside, I initially thought the moon was out it was so bright on deck. I look up at the sky and almost fell down (seriously...had to catch myself). The comet was so bright and beautiful it damn near took my breath away. It stretched 3/4 of the way across the visible sky; looking like some kind of cosmic jewel.

I got to see a lot of interesting things while serving, but the comet was a definite highlight.

"I like not seeing .db thumbnail files in every directory. Big win there."
Uncheck 'show system files' in explorer. This is for both XP and Vista.

I'm assuming Windows...

Download and install Zoomplayer Standard; free as in beer.
During the install process, let it install the codecs it wants; its an automatic process.
Done. It plays everything, and well. It is the most configurable media player known...which can be good and bad.
It runs light on resources, and doesn't take over file associations until you tell it to.
Uninstall Quicktime. (seriously? You have QT installed?)