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Combining Nanotech and Radiology

Twilight1 writes "According to this article at CNN, researchers are testing a microscopic "smart bomb" to target, attack, and kill cancer cells. It's quite fascinating that they are using radioactive by-products from the production of nuclear power and weapons as the effective payload."

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  1. Last Post! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Move on to the next story. Or something.

  2. Re:Linux Shortcomings by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I've been running Windows XP since beta2, and it really kicks ass. I don't have to recompile my kernel when I want to install an ethernet card, it automatically detects it and installs the drivers no matter who the manufacturer is. Dual monitors? No chore with windows, get two video cards, two monitors and it's set up! I don't need to edit config files with editors that are 20 years old, and show it. Intellimouse custom buttons? Piece of cake, with my Intellimouse software.

    You want to run games? Great! Choose from an array of tens of thousands of games that run great under DirectX and the NT subsystem. Stability got you down? Not in this version, I have had uptimes of over a month (and then the damn power goes out). Good internet browser? No need for Kommunist shit, you've got the great Internet Explorer 6 a click away.

    Doing some development? Nothing but the best for Windows users, choose from a suite of Visual Studio products that suits your needs, with one killer IDE. Or, pick up a beta edition of Visual Studio.NET if you have 200 megs of RAM to spare! You Linux faggots can keep rooting for your piece of shit operating system that Windows 3.1 tops in terms of compatibility, all the while hindering your experience for something else you could be doing, while I use the operating system of choice for over 200 million others in the world.

    Anti-Microsoft zealots piss and moan all you want, but your queer little OS won't be the reigning desktop champion anytime soon.

  3. Re:When I was a kid by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Yeah I remember sitting the school
    library and reading about them
    thinking about trying this, in
    popular science or something,
    during my last two years of college.
    And that was 1989-90.

    I'm glad they got it working.
    Now where is my flying car and my
    personnal jet pack????

  4. Re:The Turd Report 11/16/2001 by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I was f&^$king the h$%l out my gf earlier, and felt like I had to take a huge dump in the middle of the action...

    I hate when that happens...