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  1. Re:Too bad they didn't hack www.ibtimes.co.uk on BBC Twitter Accounts Hacked By Pro-Assad Syrian Electronic Army · · Score: 1

    I don't know, that "the more the merrier" attitude worked for myspace.

  2. Re:Flouride.. on Sewage Plants Struggle To Treat Fracking Wastewater · · Score: 2, Funny

    I see they've gotten to you too. This goes a lot deeper than I thought.

  3. Re:"Always on" is "Mostly Unusable For Several Wee on In Wake of Poor Reviews, Amazon Yanks SimCity Download · · Score: 5, Funny

    Maybe we aren't giving EA enough credit. Maybe they discovered the best DRM was to make a total crap game that no one would even attempt pirate.

  4. Re:Breeding infertility on Mosquitoes Beginning To Ignore DEET Repellent · · Score: 1

    I think the original comment is a joke, but if you figure out how to selectively breed infertile mosquitoes for several generations let me know.

  5. Re:Patent "Natural Selection" on Mosquitoes Beginning To Ignore DEET Repellent · · Score: 1

    Good plan, show those mosquitoes how real blood suckers operate.

  6. Re:Bow down on Mosquitoes Beginning To Ignore DEET Repellent · · Score: 1

    I was all fired up about this until I read how it works. Gone are my dreams of Stallone or Schwarzenegger blasting mosquitoes while saying things like "Suck on this!" or "Sucks to be you"

  7. Seems random but, on USPS To Launch Line of Smart Clothing · · Score: 1

    I can't wait for more random commercial ventures from government agencies. Maybe the FDIC can make an energy drink or the Coast Guard can start a cosmetics line.

  8. Re:Run for the hills!!!! on Apple Now the Top PC Vendor, For Some Values of PC · · Score: 1

    This is exactly right. Let's have a nice programming languages discussion instead. Surely no one can get worked up over that.

  9. Re:Their conclusion, my conclusion. on Male Scientists More Prone To Misconduct · · Score: 2

    In most of the companies I've seen, things run smoother when C-level employees are not around

  10. Re:Their conclusion, my conclusion. on Male Scientists More Prone To Misconduct · · Score: 1

    A lot of my overweight male friends would beg to differ

  11. Re:Interviews with Former Employees on Steve Jobs Threatened Palm To Stop Poaching Employees · · Score: 1

    I like the start of your screenplay. Can you convert to a musical? That would be perfect.

  12. Re:Buy your own and try it for yourself! on China's Nuclear Rover Will Sample the Moon · · Score: 3, Funny

    Poor UPS guy. Imagine trying to get that up to the porch

  13. Time to start stealing phones on Bug Sends Lost-Phone Seekers To Same Wrong Address · · Score: 1

    No way this guy is going to get caught now.

  14. Re:Standout vs Dumb on The Best and Worst From CES 2013 · · Score: 1

    I was thinking the same thing.
    iPhone case that had been 3D printed? Ok, the software may be good for allowing the average consumer to create a 3D model, but to create iPhone cases. That's a ridiculous product. Let's see I get to put my face on my phone and my phone won't lay flat anymore and now it's 3 times as thick and when I talk on the phone it looks like I have a parasitic twin head on the side of my face. These are all great features sign me up.

  15. Re:Clinton on Timothy Lord Discovers the Good Night Lamp at CES (Video) · · Score: 4, Funny

    That may be true, but I bet he really went for the booth babes.

  16. Oh good on Timothy Lord Discovers the Good Night Lamp at CES (Video) · · Score: 3, Funny

    Someone invented the precursor to the IP phone. It's the IP telegraph. Now I just need to polish up on my Morse code.

  17. Glad to see a product like this on Timothy Lord Discovers the Good Night Lamp at CES (Video) · · Score: 4, Funny

    It's like the spirit of the "Jump to Conclusions" mat lives on

  18. Re:sounds cool to bad it's not college = useless t on Raspberry Pi Gets an Open Source Educational Manual · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Here's a tip. Don't live strictly based on the demands of someone else.

    If you want to learn about Raspberry Pi, here's one method that cost you nothing. Don't learn about it and then throw a fit when someone else doesn't hand you a large bag of money for learning it. Learn about something that you like to learn about.

    If you can apply it to a career, that's even better.

  19. Re:YAY !! 1952 ALL OVER AGAIN !! on SpaceX's Grasshopper VTVL Finally Jumps Its Own Height · · Score: 1

    It's tough to compete with Hollywood expectations.

    Heck, the governor of California was going to go to Mars, kill several bad guys, issue several lines of dry cool wit as he dispatched them and then install an atmosphere on Mars. Where is all that awesome stuff?

    What was I saying again? Oh nevermind, did you see what Kim Kardashian was wearing?

  20. Glad to see it. on Your Hands Were Made For Punching According To New Study · · Score: 2

    More quality research from the Chuck Norris Institute of Bodily Harm. I predict the findings of their next study will either focus on the advantages of delivering a roundhouse kick while wearing jeans.

  21. Doesn't have anything to do with Kickstarter on Most Kickstarter Projects Fail To Deliver On Time · · Score: 5, Insightful

    You can remove the word Kickstarter from that headline and it is just as true.

  22. Re:Not a tank on Playstation Controller Runs Syrian Rebel Tank · · Score: 1

    No way that would stand up to a RPG-7. The typical warhead on a RPG-7 is a HEAT warhead, which focuses the blast through a cone shaped cavity at the end of the explosive material. HEAT warheads typically make short work of homogeneous armor. In fact, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPG-7 states the penetration of the basic RPG-7 round as 260 mm. Over 10 times the thickness of their armor.

  23. Re:Over stated protection. on Playstation Controller Runs Syrian Rebel Tank · · Score: 1

    My thoughts exactly. When I looked at the pictures my first thought is that this thing won't stand up to a .50 caliber or 12.7mm, especially multiple hits in the same area. There are just too many variables to the protection such as the weld quality, steel hardness, angle of impact, etc to make the blanket statement that it can resist up to 23mm cannon file. Seems like that, plus the reduced vision, high profile and most likely reduced mobility, would make that vehicle a death trap.

  24. Re:They've already announced their picks for the c on Over 1000 Volunteers For 'Suicide' Mission To Mars · · Score: 2

    Guess the entry requirements were too hard on Mike Hawk.

  25. Re:Yeah! This means on Scientists Develop Sixty Day Bread · · Score: 1

    Let's not roll the twinkie back to a mere 60 day of freshness.