User: turkeydance

well, how about a time/motion study

On: Google Glass Enters The Manufacturing Sector (npr.org)

where robots replace those forgetful humans? NPR? No People Required.

One Too Many

On: Court Fines Canadian $26,500 For 'Unconscionably Stupid' Balloon-Chair Flight (www.cbc.ca)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

don't worry, Alibaba will have them for sale

On: China's Police Will Shoot Illegal Drones With Radio-Jamming Rifles (mashable.com)

but you have to wait four weeks for shipment

the Three-Dimensional Blackboard helped

On: Math Teacher Solves Adobe Semaphore Puzzle (mercurynews.com)

from Tennessee Tuxedo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Until then, everybody's in the same boat

On: Brain Aging Gene Discovered (neurosciencenews.com)

i'm on a boat. you too.

unless the U.S. acts quickly to increase spending

On: NSA, DOE Say China's Supercomputing Advances Put US At Risk (computerworld.com)

copy paste

no jab

On: Australia To Ban Unvaccinated Children From Preschool (newscientist.com)

no hijab

what is old is new again

On: Inside a Phishing Gang That Targets Victims of iPhone Theft (krebsonsecurity.com)

steal the gun, erase the serial number, etc.

then Danes have their problems right now

On: Court Orders ISP To Hand Identities Behind 5,300 IP Addresses To Copyright Trolls (torrentfreak.com)

just rotten, i tell ya.

isn't that a German thing?

On: Google Tells Army of 'Quality Raters' To Flag Holocaust Denial (theguardian.com)

flags and denying?

movie pitch potential

On: West African Village Weighs Using Genetically Modified Mosquitoes In Malaria Fight (scientificamerican.com)

like...get this...super-mosquitoes and Kristen Stewart.

guys will eat anything

On: Most People Would Give Lab-Grown Meat a Try, New Survey Reveals (sciencealert.com)

once

Facebook flaunts failure

On: Facebook Admits Flaw in Image Moderation After BBC Report (bbc.com)

for future finances

thanks

On: This Is How the Number 3.14 Got the Name 'Pi' (time.com)

that was easy.

"...according to our sources..."

On: Microsoft's Project Scorpio Will Pack Internal PSU, 4K Game DVR Capture (windowscentral.com)

details or it didn't happen.

XKCD was With Her

On: Ask Slashdot: How Would You Solve the Instant Messaging Problem?

fake foresight

block the AARP crowd for the children

On: Online Job Sites May Block Older Workers (cnbc.com)

the millennials might need a job. or not.

International

On: Lloyds To 'Offshore' 2,000 Jobs In IBM Data Center Outsourcing Deal (thestack.com)

Business Machines. no lie.

Netbooks and Tablets are Free

On: Can Crowdfunding Bring Back The Netbook? (salon.com)

yep. free. rescued a Tablet from the trash last week (well, they were going to throw it in the trash). my Netbook was my nephew's.

"suspicious" by the system

On: Google's reCAPTCHA Turns 'Invisible,' Will Separate Bots From People Without Challenges (arstechnica.com)

the ceiling is the roof

isn't that the idea?

On: Nearly 200,000 Wi-Fi Cameras Are Open To Hacking (bleepingcomputer.com)

backdoors for everything and everyone. the better to see you with, my dear.

in or on or to

On: IBM Researchers Prove It Is Possible To Store Data In a Single Atom (techcrunch.com)

"in" an atom or on it or to it. atoms want to know.

it's all over, anyway

On: GOP Senators' New Bill Would Let ISPs Sell Your Web Browsing Data (arstechnica.com)

just to put a point on it: nothing, no way, no how, is private after exposure to the internet.

this VR thing

On: Americans Are Having Less Sex Than 20 Years Ago, Study Finds (arstechnica.com)

gets in the way

now we know why tech is protected

On: WikiLeaks CIA Files: The 6 Biggest Spying Secrets Revealed By the Release of 'Vault 7' (independent.co.uk)

why no trust-busting. why no common carrier. why no nothing which would prevent "wire-tapping".