User: Lord Northern

Actually, habitable is a reletive term

On: Kepler Mission Could Detect Exomoons

When talking about "habitability" in the context of Kepler Mission, it's more like "as much as Kepler can say about this object's Habitability". It's not necessarily that the planet or the moon are within the so called habitable zone. Since Kepler is able to analyze the atmosphere on some of the bigger objects, a planet within the habitable zone but with an invalid atmosphere or for example a gas giant would not be considered "habitable" by Kepler's standards. It also includes many other factors. Not just the location of the object within the habitable zone of its star.

Caps suck but oh well

On: Time Warner Expanding Internet Transfer Caps To New Markets

Hey. I'm saying sure it's always nice to have the all you can eat Internet plan but after all, let it be caps and not non neutral network.