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  1. Re:That is exactly what will happen with igoggles. on Eric Schmidt: Google Glass Critics 'Afraid of Change,' Society Will Adapt · · Score: 1

    I resemble that remark

  2. Re:Change... on Eric Schmidt: Google Glass Critics 'Afraid of Change,' Society Will Adapt · · Score: 1

    You just aren't getting punched enough are you? I mean in the face.

  3. Re:What a self-righteous dick on Eric Schmidt: Google Glass Critics 'Afraid of Change,' Society Will Adapt · · Score: 1

    I think you will find people like me who will remove your glasses for you and crush them if they feel you aren't respecting them.

  4. Re:Afraid of change on Eric Schmidt: Google Glass Critics 'Afraid of Change,' Society Will Adapt · · Score: 1

    Boom Boom Mr Derek

  5. Re:Afraid of change on Eric Schmidt: Google Glass Critics 'Afraid of Change,' Society Will Adapt · · Score: 1

    No

  6. Re:He's right on Terrible Advice From a Great Scientist · · Score: 1

    My lab has been in the river. He's now a wet lab.

  7. Re:Uh, on The End Is Nigh For the Linux Game Tome · · Score: 1

    To the person who down modded the above post. You do realise that it was posted nearly two weeks prior to your brilliant example of moderation? You are typical of the brain dead mainstream user of /. lately. I really wish this site was the same as it used to be ten years or so ago.

  8. Re:Over thinking it on Researcher Evan Booth: How To Weaponize Tax-Free Airport Goods · · Score: 1

    is that a sillimeter?

  9. Re:WTH does tax-free have to do with the subject o on Researcher Evan Booth: How To Weaponize Tax-Free Airport Goods · · Score: 1

    I can recommend that you DO NOT shine your shoes before taking a plane as shiny shoes register as explosives.

  10. Re:Horrible video on Inside Mantis: a 2-Ton Hexapod Robot With a Linux Brain · · Score: 1

    Here's an eight legged version built by rednecks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz9kZh8PNVM

  11. Re:Who gives a flying monkey's?? on German Scientists' Visible Light Network Hits 3Gbps · · Score: 1

    Someone should really go check on those guys...

    I suspect they are on their private yachts. They didn't actually make anything but the IPO was a hoot.

  12. Re:But this is only half the problem on German Scientists' Visible Light Network Hits 3Gbps · · Score: 1

    LOL. He said dongle.

  13. Re:Warning! Goatse! on German Court Finds Apple's 'Slide To Unlock' Patent Invalid · · Score: 1

    I knew I shouldn't look. Why? Oh God why?

  14. Re:idiotic on New Skype Malware Uses Victims' Machines To Mine Bitcoins · · Score: 1

    As a criminal I resent that. Many criminals have standards and would not touch banking, insurance or politics as a career. Stealing from any of those three is quite acceptable.

  15. Re:What happens to those mined bitcoins? on New Skype Malware Uses Victims' Machines To Mine Bitcoins · · Score: 1

    Lots of people leave their computers on 24/7. Just run the miner while it is idle.

  16. Re:What happens to those mined bitcoins? on New Skype Malware Uses Victims' Machines To Mine Bitcoins · · Score: 1
  17. Re:Better answer on Microsoft Creative Director 'Doesn't Get' Always-On DRM Concerns · · Score: 1
  18. Re:Addiction on Firing a Laser Into Your Brain Could Help Beat a Drug Addiction · · Score: 1

    Where I live it is 1 in 384 people for Heroin and I guarantee the number is higher than that.

  19. Re:You are wrong. Cocaine IS addictive. on Firing a Laser Into Your Brain Could Help Beat a Drug Addiction · · Score: 1

    You are so wrong it isn't funny. I know several high functioning Heroin addicts who do not blow all their money on their drug of choice. One of them owns and runs a company of over 500 employees.

  20. Re:incorrect. And superfluous. on EA Responds To Its Appearance In the 'Worst Company In America' Poll · · Score: 1

    wrong

  21. Re:Stomp your feet & say it isn't DRM. on EA Responds To Its Appearance In the 'Worst Company In America' Poll · · Score: 1

    I have a very dodgy Internet connection and when I start steam up with no connection it will ask if I want to start the client in offline mode. I definitely do not have to go online to tell it I want to play in offline mode.

  22. Re:Gravitational tides will kill you on How Would an Astronaut Falling Into a Black Hole Die? · · Score: 1

    Your comments often send me back to my books. Thank you.

  23. Re:Not a replacement yet on Big Advance In Hydrogen Production Could Change Alternative Energy Landscape · · Score: 1

    All stations have LPG in Australia and have had it for possibly two decades or more.

  24. Re:Not a replacement yet on Big Advance In Hydrogen Production Could Change Alternative Energy Landscape · · Score: 1

    Moving energy around through ships and pipelines would be akin to the internet running through a "vast network of little tubes." 1. The existing electrical grid has sufficient capacity to power both houses and vehicles for the foreseeable future.

    No it doesn't.

    2. Edison and Tesla argued strenuously over the advantages and disadvantages of AC vs DC for power transmission. Edison opted for DC, but lost handily because AC can be stepped up and down with transformers and is much easier to handle than DC..

    Have you got a big brain?

    Resistance loss happens regardless of DC vs AC. Both are subject to Ohm's law, E=IR. Voltage equals Current times Resistance, so the voltage drop across any conductor is equal to the current traveling through it times its resistance..

    OMG it must be a very big brain

    Energy loss in conductors is far less than the energy required to transport a similar amount using trucks, pipelines, or ships, and even that is improving as we develop better and better conductors, and eventually, superconductors which will have no loss at all.

    I think I peed myself a little

  25. Re:Even Better Answer on Microsoft Creative Director 'Doesn't Get' Always-On DRM Concerns · · Score: 1

    They can get away with it for one or two generations, but then people will start to catch on, and the portion who aren't ok with planned obsolescence will quit buying.

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