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  1. Re:The most beautiful thing ever! on Uber Suspends Australian Transport Inspector Accounts To Block Stings · · Score: 1

    I can see the reviews coming in now:

    Was raped in cab, would not buy again.

  2. Re:Are you trying to get legislation? on Uber Suspends Australian Transport Inspector Accounts To Block Stings · · Score: 1

    Funny, cause Uber already has these standards. Uber does background checks on all drivers.

  3. Re: First world problems on Google To Test Build-It-Yourself Ara Smartphones In Puerto Rico · · Score: 1

    I think many don't know the actual meaning of third world country. Many seem to equate it with being a poor country, which is exactly what it doesn't mean.

    1st world : NATO
    2nd world : Soviet Block
    3rd world : unaffiliated.

    like 90% of the countries in the world are 3rd world, and none are 2nd world anymore as the soviet union kinda crashed.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T...

  4. Re:I want to make and receive phone calls. on Google To Test Build-It-Yourself Ara Smartphones In Puerto Rico · · Score: 1

    Are you going to tell me that a 13$ phone isn't dumb enough for you:

    http://www.walmart.com/ip/Veri...

  5. Re:Anyone who knows refrigeration? on Ammonia Leak Alarm On the ISS Forces Evacuation of US Side: Crew Safe · · Score: 1

    Looking at that link, it looks like the ammonia loop is used for cooling the solar panels, I am surprised it even enters the modules at all, as it could be a closed loop between the solar panels and the radiators (with a pump, which might be the part inside the modules).

  6. Re:what about spectrums rights? on Where Cellular Networks Don't Exist, People Are Building Their Own · · Score: 1

    That would be so much better than Verizon (you buy the phone from us and no one else) Wireless.

  7. Re:Medical meth vs. medical Heroin on Where Cellular Networks Don't Exist, People Are Building Their Own · · Score: 1

    Heck, meth analogs have been being prescribed for years to treat ADHD. The child's response to amphetamines is the primary indication of the disorder; people who have ADHD calm down when on amphetamines, people without get hyped up.

  8. Re:Then we shall manufacture their compensation on Where Cellular Networks Don't Exist, People Are Building Their Own · · Score: 1

    1 BTC = ~$500, so 11 bill BTC is WAY more than $11 bill

    Now, if you want imaginary money, pay the bill with Monopoly money you print yourself.

  9. Re:But on Microsoft Ends Mainstream Support For Windows 7 · · Score: 1

    If the problem that is being solved is "oooo shiny thing distracted me, what was I doing?", looking away from the shiny thing might help. My response was tailored to the nature of the problem which was more a problem with ADHD than a problem with the interface itself.

  10. Re:SIMD is still von Neumann on The Legacy of CPU Features Since 1980s · · Score: 1

    TFA's second line indicates that everything in the article refers to the x86/64 architecture. It is true many of these features originate in much older archs, but they are being introduced into the x86/64 arch over time.

  11. Re: Yeah, I remember when VMWare first came out... on The Legacy of CPU Features Since 1980s · · Score: 1

    It depends on the VMware product, Workstation 1.0 was available at around $70 back then I believe.

  12. Re:But on Microsoft Ends Mainstream Support For Windows 7 · · Score: 1

    Are you saying you deleted something from the main Metro screen and it isn't in the submenu (down arrow lower left of main metro screen)?

    You should be able to right click items and repin them to the Metro screen from the submenu. I also tend to search for items, then pin them from the search menu.

  13. Re:But on Microsoft Ends Mainstream Support For Windows 7 · · Score: 1

    Funny, my 12 and 14 year old boys both have no trouble with their 8.1 laptop. I'll have to ask them for their thoughts on it, it hadn't occurred to me to ask as they don't seem to be having any problems.

    They do however spend most of their time in the desktop portion, not Metro, so that could be the difference as I believe that wasn't even available on the original 8.0.

  14. Re:But on Microsoft Ends Mainstream Support For Windows 7 · · Score: 1

    You pick up your mouse? Do you have one of those 3d mice?

  15. Re:But on Microsoft Ends Mainstream Support For Windows 7 · · Score: 1

    Here is a time saving hint. Hit the Windows key, and start typing the name of the app and hit enter. You now have the program you were looking for running on your screen.

    Though I did find it broke a bit with Putty as the first search hit is Putty help, not the application.

  16. Re:Nostalgic for Windows 7? on Microsoft Ends Mainstream Support For Windows 7 · · Score: 1

    Why would you SSH when remote powershell commands work?

  17. Re:From the Enderverse on Ancient Viruses Altered Human Brains · · Score: 2

    Another one, the religion virus in Snow Crash?

  18. Re:Why the overreaction? on Nuclear Waste Accident Costs Los Alamos Contractor $57 Million · · Score: 1

    My strawman? I was directly refuting your 250-30k year statement. If it is hot enough to need to be buried, it won't last anywhere near that long.

    As far as Carter, the nuclear engineer; it doesn't matter what his background is when his fears of reprocessing where someone getting a hold of the output and building bombs or attacking cities (omg terrorists!). These arguments have nothing to do with nuclear, and everything to do with security.

    If nuclear costs so much, why is it the cheapest power source even when taking into account the accidents (which cause much less loss of life than normal operating modes of coal, accidents in hydro, deaths from solar installs, etc.)

  19. Re:My vote in 2016 is going to on Ted Cruz To Oversee NASA and US Science Programs · · Score: 1

    But Nye is such a poser ;)

  20. Re:Panic way over-blown on Ted Cruz To Oversee NASA and US Science Programs · · Score: 1

    I would say the massive deceleration involved to make a rod fall from a stable orbit is what is wrong with that idea.

  21. Re:Geeks don't get it on Ted Cruz To Oversee NASA and US Science Programs · · Score: 1

    One year of military spending is about equal to the last 50 years of NASA.

    From the other side of the spectrum, 1 year of paying people to sit at home (welfare) could do the same.

  22. Re:Inhofe in charge of the EPA is scarier on Ted Cruz To Oversee NASA and US Science Programs · · Score: 1

    Qty vs Quality. When some of those executive orders are clearly unconstitutional overreach, there are issues.

  23. Re:Scope creep ... on FBI Access To NSA Surveillance Data Expands In Recent Years · · Score: 1

    BUT only once they've actually identified a REAL target.

    You mean like specifically targeted email addresses in project PRISM as stated above?

  24. Re:Makes sense. on Google Throws Microsoft Under Bus, Then Won't Patch Android Flaw · · Score: 1

    How long does apple support the previous OS release? This is what we are talking about here, not the old phones in reality.

  25. Re:Makes sense. on Google Throws Microsoft Under Bus, Then Won't Patch Android Flaw · · Score: 1

    Samsung refuses to push out the patch which is Android 4.4, do you expect MS to keep pushing out patches for Windows 8 without a service pack long after the forth service pack is released?

    Do you expect Linus to continue to backport kernel patches to 3 versions previous of the Linux kernel?