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  1. What about... on Four Elements Added To Periodic Table (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    Kc for Kimocium (kimochi....kimochi.. :-p but seriously, Rk for Rikenium or Jp for Japanium (Np for Nipponium is already taken by Neptunium :-)

  2. And the US got its rocket technology from...... on India Launches Indigenous Cryogenic Rocket · · Score: 1

    .....technology transfer from the Germans...von Braun........after WWII...

  3. Re:The most beautiful... on Boeing Turning Old F-16s Into Unmanned Drones · · Score: 1

    Berkut:
    Nice, but the F-16 had a design version similar the Su-37 Berkut way back in the early 80s...as the F-16SFW.
    http://www.voodoo-world.cz/falcon/F16SWF.JPG

    The F-16 AFTI and F-16 CCV are just as just as beautiful.
    The vertical canards under the intake are wicked....
    http://crimso.msk.ru/Images6/SC/SC-1/84-1.jpg
    http://www.voodoo-world.cz/falcon/old/f16148.jpg
    http://www.hitechweb.genezis.eu/fightersAP07.files/general_dynamics_F-16_CCV_1_big.jpg

    Not starting a war here...just enjoy the designs.. :-)

  4. PRICELESS on Snowden Shortlisted For Europe's Top Human Rights Award · · Score: 2

    Fighting for the rights for women to get education is a very noble act by Malala (and she very nearly paid a heavy price for it with her life), but Snowden revealing the NSA spying AND pissing off the most powerful and most arrogant nation in the world?...PRICELESS...oooh, I'm getting a tingling feeling all over.

  5. The most beautiful... on Boeing Turning Old F-16s Into Unmanned Drones · · Score: 1

    ...previously sat mothballed at an Arizona site for 15 years...

    Man...what a waste!
    The F-16; the most beautiful fighter jet ever built..EVER!

    Wish I could have one....

  6. md5sum and sha1sum not matching on Cookieless Web Tracking Using HTTP's ETag · · Score: 1

    Has anyone noticed that the xpi file downloaded from the Dephormation website does not agree with the values published on that website?

    From my PC:
    26-Aug-13 01:40 PM 497,689 SecretAgent.xpi

    F:\downloads>sha1sum SecretAgent.xpi
    294673877b38e6044248cfd51f91542886297090 SecretAgent.xpi

    F:\downloads>md5sum SecretAgent.xpi
    d60880a495465aa0df69c4bb3312799e *SecretAgent.xpi

    From: https://www.dephormation.org.uk/?page=2 website:

    Latest version 5.21 (released 2013-04-14).

    Please follow the installation instructions below carefully. Protect your right to communication privacy, security, and integrity. Stop Phorm.

    MD5 Checksum: 7458753a7f54aac38e56f802fa7eb731
    SHA1 Checksum: 9f12928d15eccf92bd376638097d3451f2141f09

  7. Well done Curiosity.......now go kill the cat :-) on Curiosity Lands On Mars · · Score: 1

    Congrats NASA.

    I'm so pleased and proud...beats the London Olympics anytime.

  8. Re:The Road Ubuntu is on... on Synaptic Dropped From Ubuntu 11.10 · · Score: 1

    I've been using Linux since RH3.0.3, moving thru Mandrake, Fedora, Centos, Opensuse.
    When I first installed Ubuntu 6.06LTS, I thought I had finally found my favorite distro :-)
    I'm now on 10.04LTS and I think it's awesome. A nice compromise between power users and beginners. But I've been reading about Canonical dropping Gnome for Unity, and now Synaptic for USC..sigh....I fear the day when 10.04LTS finally reaches its EOL.
    I'll probably have to go Debian...or can I install a basic Ubuntu server edition and then apt-get Xorg and Gnome?

    Why is it any good thing must come to an end??

    "There is no charge for awesomeness"
    - Po -

  9. Re:Company Computers and NDA's?? - Avoid US on US Courts Consider Legality of Laptop Inspection · · Score: 1
    gstoddart wrote on Slashdot, thus:

    I wouldn't be willing to try to stand behind an NDA with my company at a US border -- but then again, I don't plan on presenting myself to one any more. Over the last few years, I have decided that there really isn't a compelling enough reason to travel to the US. The level of draconian crap and complete loss of rights which can ensue is just not worth the exposure or the risk. It gets echoed a lot here on Slashdot, but an awful lot of people simply will not travel to the US again. You said it so well! I'm a scientist, and I've been invited to visit research institutions in the US by fellow scientists. Friends have also invited me to visit them for holidays. I'd love to go. The US has got great research institutions and it is a beautiful country. But I've declined the invitations. It's just not worth the hassle of having to submit one's self to being violated by the post-911 policies. I'll just be an armchair traveller to the US, thank you very much.
  10. Site slashdotted, registering here on Own Your Own 128-Bit Integer · · Score: 1

    The site appears to be slashdooted just as I was about to post my number. So, I'll record it here instead.

      F0 89 5B 82 AD 09 90 9F 94 E0 B3 D3 3F 6C 99 2F

    is mine. Finally, a number to call my very own, and a nice one too. Lots of nines.

  11. Cloaking Device on Rootkit-like Feature Found in Norton Systemworks · · Score: 1
    The cloaked directory.......

    And pray tell me where I can buy this "cloaking device"?
    I need one for my starfighter :-)
  12. Statue of Liberty returned? on French Military Police Switches to Firefox · · Score: 1
    On Thursday January 05 2006, IAAP wrote:
    During the whole "Freedom Fries" French hating horseshit that was happening a couple of years ago just because the French asserted themselves.

    And I was waiting for the Americans to dismantle their Statue of Liberty and send it back to the French.......
  13. Warning for migraine sufferers..... on The Goggles, They Do Nothing · · Score: 1

    There should be a warning for migraine sufferers :-)
    I had to come in to work, just recovering from a migraine headache early this morning. Not being able to give up on a /. 'dare', I loaded up the page and whoaa..migraine headache came back. The rotating snake thing is like...oh shit, I think I am going to barf on the keybo

  14. Sakium (Sa) on Japan Claims Heaviest-Ever Element · · Score: 1

    I was going to suggest they name the new element Nipponium but the chemical symbols Ni (Nickel) and Np (Neptunium) are already taken, so perhaps Sakium (Sa), their national drink.

  15. You mean the Aborigines.. on First Americans May Have Been Australian · · Score: 1

    Shouldn't it be the Aborigines or their predecessors? "Australians" only came into the picture in 1901 wth the formation of the Commonwealth of Australia.