With a subject as touchy as nuclear power plants, arguments for or against can quickly degrade into fear, uncertainty, and doubt. But today's featured commenter, Cynical Tech Media Bitch, offered up rebuttals to create a discussion worth the read:

Hipsters must be quite sad that Muxtape is down but we have RIAA to blame. Today's featured commenter, pepelicious knows the other problem with Muxtape though:

A Fox News exec let it slip that Facebook users are "more sophisticated" than Myspace users. But, honestly, what does that even mean? Today's featured commenter, random_play, explains with SAT-style analogies:

Just what exactly is Sheryl Sandberg doing at Facebook? Who knows, but someone, albeit with a scant history, offers up a personality study of Sandberg from back in the Googleplex days. And that person, apersonattheplex, is today's featured commenter. Don't be afraid to tell us more:

What's a clever way AOL can avoid datacenter layoffs? Today's featured commenter, Tnuc, has the plan:

In a post hypothesizing who will be next to leave Facebook, commenter MrMedia, wonders out loud about the job climate at the high-flying social network:

Our featured commenter, Robin Wauters, has one question for you about the latest spat between Mahalo's Jason Calacanis and Rocketboom's Aaron Baron:

In a post about iPhone apps sales hitting $30 million a month, today's featured commenter Shadowlayer gives a stark prediction:

In a post about the prospect of PayPal parting ways with eBay, commenter Wabewalker shares some insider insight:

Thanks to today's commenter, dogcat, having a penchant for keeping tabs on Wikipedia Jimmy Wales' waistline we all get to enjoy a peek at what kind of man it takes to head up the world's biggest multilingual free-content encyclopedia on the Internet:

Today's featured commenter: alanwilensky. In a post previewing Neal Stephenson's novel, he first recommends The Glass Bead Game and follows up by explaining why it's hard for an old to get a job:

In a post about Google engineers using Street View to propose, commenter Norcross points out why the sign said "Proposal 2.0":

In a post about Yale's desperation to have startups stick around, commenter Passerby lays out the core competency of a Yalie:

In a post showing slides from IBM's 1975 presentation, commenter mrfomoco deftly explains the genius behind Big Blue's marketing, complete with visual aides:

In a post about Google's agricultural-mapping expeditions, commenter skwash suggests that Google's snapping shots of business-free rural roads so it can create its own geographical database, shutting out map providers TeleAtlas and Nokia's Navteq:

"Given that you're essentially saying that blogger angst is essentially just another form of white entitlement, this one is groomed to zoom." — commenter tolles, on "Entitled, whiny white tech workers find new way to get prompt service from Comcast"

"come on. Like your readers haven't seen restraining orders before."

Commenter and steadfast Yahoo apologist MarktheMarketWatcher zings Google's skimpy severance package for laid-off DoubleClickers: