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  1. Re:enough to power a huge smartphone on Your Body, the Battery: Powering Gadgets From Human "Biofuel" · · Score: 5, Interesting

    wolframalpha has some more interesting numbers for "2k Cal per day in watts":
    ~~ (1 to 5) × typical laptop power consumption ( 20 to 60 W )
    ~~ (1 to 1.1) × human daily average power ( 85 to 100 W )
    ~~ 0.81 × power output from a 1 square meter solar panel in full sunlight at 12% efficiency at sea level (~~ 120 W )
    ~~ 0.75 × peak power consumption of a Pentium 4 CPU (central processing unit) (~~ 130 W )

  2. Re:Internet dating is for cows. on Internet Dating Scams Target Older American Women · · Score: 1

    Moderating him +1 insightful was the joke(Him failing as a troll as always), you insensitive clod.

  3. Index on Reddit Will 'Hide' Vile Content After Policy Change · · Score: 1

    Does this mean they won't be indexed by search engines anymore?
    Or are they going to make that an exception?

  4. Re:The NSA has done several things to help securit on NSA Releases Open Source Security Tool For Linux · · Score: 2

    My computer is the clod

  5. Re:Fuck yes! on NSA Releases Open Source Security Tool For Linux · · Score: 5, Funny

    Kexit, He uses KDE.

  6. Re:Almost there... on Study Details What Happens When Galaxies Collide · · Score: 2

    Didn't you read the GP? no touching

  7. Re:OYJOE on For £70,000, You Might Be Able to Own an Enigma · · Score: 1

    03e51e824013df89fb49ba73239bfc1b1180524acd31bf8768801689168456c6 FTFY
    You had a newline character at the end of your string.

  8. Re:More importantly on Adblock Plus Reduces University's Network Traffic By 25 Percent · · Score: 1

    Oh man, You didn't get the joke.
    Don't you remember the hosts file guy? The troll who posted an 8 page long comment about hosts file in every single thread...

  9. Re:If only... on Computer Program Fixes Old Code Faster Than Expert Engineers · · Score: 1

    Actually there is a lot of software that automatically detects Buffer Overflow, Use After Free and similar errors.
    Once I even had someone run them one a few assembly pieces me and a bunch of other people wrote, the results were amazing. He exploited almost every single piece of code in less than 30 minutes. I know we sucked at assembly, but he(his software) did an amazing job too.

  10. Re:More importantly on Adblock Plus Reduces University's Network Traffic By 25 Percent · · Score: 1

    I'd mod you down if I could, stop talking about the fucking hosts file, we hate the fucking hosts file at /..just stop.

  11. wrong reason on Bomb Squad Searches House Over Teenager's Chemistry Experiments · · Score: 2

    I had heard the saying 'Good thing all the criminals are dumb'
    Who would use a mercury switch if it gets you on a watch list?
    There are hundreds of different sensors out there with much more accuracy and redundancy if you want to tamper-proof a bomb. google
    And of course you can make our own sensor without mercury, You could use Iron powder or even ball bearing balls in a tube. retarded criminals and law enforcement agencies result in this.

  12. https://github.com/hackedteam/...
    No mention of iceweasel and family. I may delete my X server after reading all those stuff, they hate GUI programs.

  13. Guess what on Study: Women Less Likely To Be Shown Ads For High-paid Jobs On Google · · Score: 1

    Women are more likely to see ads for tampons, seriously people, stop writing and think before you post a friggin article.

  14. Re:Did anyone believe China's economy was real? on China's Stock Crash: $3.5 Trillion Wiped Out, $2.6 Trillion Frozen · · Score: 1

    s/china/China #FTFY

  15. Re:New? Really? on Supercomputing Cluster Immersed In Oil Yields Extreme Efficiency · · Score: 2

    Wouldn't the Cray turn off at the same time?

  16. Re: yes. tried one. on Ask Slashdot: Have You Tried a Standing Desk? · · Score: 1

    outstanding comments here

  17. It's been an hour on Proposed Regulation Could Keep 3D-printed Gun Blueprints Offline For Good · · Score: 1

    Where is the magnet link?

  18. I was too lazy to finish the sentence, You insensitive clod

  19. This,
    because fucking TV companies are retarded for canceling Heroes and Forever, I'm not a harbinwhatever

  20. I'd use Firefox as OS and chromium as browser.

  21. Shit, wrong thread, sorry. would be a nice joke for the other thread:|

  22. I'd use firefox as OS and chromium as browser

  23. Re:News for Nerds? on Firefox 39 Released, Bringing Security Improvements and Social Sharing · · Score: 2

    This,
    I open around 400~1100 tabs before it starts to show any sign of slowness when I'm ready manga. Of course with adb and noscript and a bunch of other stuff to keep the pages clean. otherwise it slows down at around 150 tabs.
    Haven't cleaned history since march 2011. (profile is around 1900 MB)

  24. Re:Compile errors on Amazon's New SSL/TLS Implementation In 6,000 Lines of Code · · Score: 2

    Same here, but in some weird way the '.so' file is there and a header file which has a 'duplicate function' in it named 's2n_shutdown', maybe they wanted to make sure it shuts down.
    btw I'm making a .net wrapper at https://github.com/Behrooz-Amo...
    only a few hours spent figuring this thing out/coding, any help is appreciated people.

  25. Re:Why no use libressl on Amazon's New SSL/TLS Implementation In 6,000 Lines of Code · · Score: 1

    It does, from README file:br/ s2n has been structured so that different encryption libraries may be used. Today s2n supports OpenSSL, LibreSSL, BoringSSL, and the Apple Common Crypto framework to perform the underlying cryptographic operations.