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  1. Robonaut To Escort On Space Shuttle Mission on Robonaut To Escort On Space Shuttle Mission · · Score: 1

    Now that's an expensive escort service...

  2. Re:In other news on Video Quality Matters Less If You Enjoy the Show · · Score: 1

    "Sex is only a big deal if you're not getting any."

  3. Re:A Solution to this and the eBay 'sniping' probl on Market Data Firm Spots the Tracks of Bizarre Robot Trading · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Interesting idea. IIRC eBay already has an anti-snipe option to delay the close to X minutes past the last bid.

  4. Re:Nothing to be concerned with... on Market Data Firm Spots the Tracks of Bizarre Robot Trading · · Score: 4, Funny

    It won't kill us, it will buy our debts and subvert us into slavery...

  5. Re:Free Market = good; Capitalism = Usury on Market Data Firm Spots the Tracks of Bizarre Robot Trading · · Score: 1

    Very true. Many big business republicans see themselves as Christians, but as I've pointed out to some in the past, a true Christian would not charge interest. The Bible says it's a sin to charge interest at all, not just "excessive" interest.

  6. Re:Interesting, but... on Rethinking Computer Design For an Optical World · · Score: 1

    hmm, motherboard interconnect, NUMA for the home.

    Or if it's modular, NUMA-NUMA.

  7. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    I'm suggesting that if a country the size of China can get by with a smaller government than ours, then the size argument is irrelevant.

  8. Simple solution / countermeasure on Malicious Hardware Hacking May Be the Next Frontier · · Score: 1

    The answer is simple: Don't buy mission critical components from China.

  9. Re:Faster than a speeding on Superman Comic Saves Family Home From Foreclosure · · Score: 1

    The stock market is integral to the retirement plans of almost everyone...

    Just goes to show, most people are gullible. How many of those people would have been better off investing in their mattress?

  10. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    Except that doesn't work. You blow yourself up, and you might injure the people next to you and startle the rest of the passengers, but that's about it. This guy tried it. But don't worry, they're looking into body cavity scanning technology, too! Now we can be safe from getting splattered by bomber bits.

    From your own link:

    Later reports indicated that according to forensics, the explosives had been sewn into his underwear.

    Apparently he didn't use enough, and didn't wrap it in shrapnel. Don't sit next to the fat guy, he could have a nuke in his belly.

  11. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    I'd like to see passengers issued a sidearm on boarding, training class as a prerequisite.

  12. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    Hahaha! Ooh, you thought the constitution still mattered! That's a good one!

  13. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    Any country with 300 million people and nearly 4 million square miles is going to take a large organization to run it.

    Not THAT large. Look up the percentages. What percentage of US citizens are employed by the government? What percentage of GDP is spent by the government? China does a heck of a lot better in that regard.

  14. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    None of the above precautions will detect a non-metallic surgically implanted explosive device. This means they'll soon be advocating a complete CAT scan for every passenger.

  15. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    No, I will NOT take off my lead underpants.

  16. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    I'm sure the senate and their families fly the friendly skies; all it would take is a little hacking and they might start to think twice.

  17. Re:Of course they can on Denials Aside, Feds Storing Body Scan Images · · Score: 1

    No, raspberries. Pbbbtht!

  18. Re:The 1990s called. on Rethinking Computer Design For an Optical World · · Score: 1

    But without a nest of cables you can't do Serial Experiments Lain!

  19. Re:Interesting, but... on Rethinking Computer Design For an Optical World · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I like the mention of putting memory and such in a dock. So you have 8GB RAM in your laptop on the go, but when you get home or to the office and dock you have 32GB. You could also have your hot and power hungry CAD / gaming GPU in the dock and a lesser on built in.

  20. Could be effective on Artist Photoshops Scenes From WWII Into Present Day · · Score: 1

    Could be effective to get people over the "It could never happen here / now" mentality.

  21. Re:Full quality reproductions on FBI Instructs Wikipedia To Drop FBI Seal · · Score: 1

    Parent should be modded up, not zero. Quite relevant and informative. I've had similar experiences.

  22. Re:Government has bad lawyers? on FBI Instructs Wikipedia To Drop FBI Seal · · Score: 1

    No. C grade lawyers work for the government, B grade lawyers work for ideological organisations, and A grade lawyers work for criminals.

    You just contradicted yourself. The government ARE the criminals.

  23. Re:Government has bad lawyers? on FBI Instructs Wikipedia To Drop FBI Seal · · Score: 1

    But they don't actually have anything, it's just an arrangement of ones and zeros. If that counts, then holding the image in your mind would also count. Sure, at this point in time the image in your mind is not as easily transferred, but that will not always be the case.

  24. Re:Radioactive coolant on NASA's Top 10 Space Junk Missions · · Score: 1

    Do that a few more times and they have an orbital area denial system.

  25. Re:SCIB on Long In Development, Toshiba 'SCiB' Battery Debuts · · Score: 1

    Can you make a Lithium-Ytterbium battery?