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Buy an e-SATA dock and some 1TB 2.5" hard drives. The $/GB might be a bit higher but it's a lot more convenient. The 2.5" drives fit nicely in a safe deposit box for offsite storage.

They could deploy a set of parallel domains like "v4.netflix.com" without AAAA records, then add a profile setting so that affected users could be redirected there without impacting anyone else.

I am not going to turn off IPv6 across all of my devices just because Netflix can't figure out v6 geolocation. For dual-stack customers, why not simply locate them with a v4 query and then let that user session send in IPv6 requests from anywhere?

Yes. Moose out front shoulda told ya.

Did they look at Direct Use of Pressurized Water Reactor Spent Fuel in CANDU? You can pretty much grind up the "spent" fuel from a LWR, pack it into new pellets, then burn it again with a heavy-water moderator. Those reactors can also burn un-enriched uranium or thorium.

97 minutes, 6 seconds for this one.

Airplanes also work.

Maybe a path issue? Try it with /usr/bin/whoami (or wherever it is on your system).

On the system I tested, I do get a segfault but only after it has run the command. It's definitely not limited to built-in commands; "/usr/bin/man bash" worked just fine.

Technically, no. But Windows (or Linux) can program a wake-up alarm into the RTC chip. See for example http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/ACPI_Wakeup .

That was a merciless thing to do to a clam.

Let's also not forget that North Korea successfully launched a satellite into a stable polar orbit (higher than the ISS). That first payload was a bit of a dud, but they have a proven ability to send a package over any part of the Earth's surface.

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Does the rock also keep tigers away? Because if so, SOLD!

The words 'Elon Musk' and 'Loop' make me think of the Lofstrom variety, not underground tunnels.