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  1. While we are at it! on AMD Launches Athlon 64 FX-57 · · Score: 1

    The 'k' in "kilo" is still not capitalized!

  2. Let me guess on 83,431 Recited Digits of Pi · · Score: 1

    It's porno?

  3. It's official! on Our Brains Don't Work Like Computers · · Score: 1

    From here on anyone who can't construct an ALU(or at least a fp-div unit) from dominoes is to be considered completely retarded.

  4. Re:Wow. on Microbes That Produce Miniature Electrical Wires · · Score: 0

    I don't know about the germs... but the finns have been eating steel and shitting chain for quite some time now.

  5. Re:which is worse, the drunks or the judges? on Closed Source -> Charges Dismissed? · · Score: 1
    This sounds more like a worst case scenario of judges legislating from the bench.


    Judges demanding that the defence can scrutinize the evidence... HOW SHOCKING!


    If the state does not have a requirement of disclosure then by what basis do the judges operate?


    Because the defence still has a FUCKING RIGHT TO SCRUTINIZE THE EVIDENCE!!!!!!!!

  6. Re:I'm just curious on Cell-based Server Blade Demonstrated · · Score: 1

    I'd much prefer Natalie Portman...

  7. Re:What about security? on Inside the Xbox 360 · · Score: 1

    It won't have a hyperthreading registry flaw... it will have a hyperthreading reginstry flaw however.

  8. Re:Are people really this stupid? on Home Made Star Wars Movie Injury · · Score: 1
    Should that be a blanket warning on anything with a fillable orifice?


    Dammit, stop reminding me of goatse!

  9. Re:Companion Cloning/Bio-Engineering Project? on Building the World's Most Powerful Laser · · Score: 1
    3. Real Genius was gay and noone cares.


    Yeah, gay as a fox!

  10. Bad nerd, bad nerd! on Scooba the New iRobot Product · · Score: 1

    Don't you see that it is your chance to build a roomba elevator? The kind old ladies in wheelchairs use seem like a good template to start from.

  11. TCPA? on House Passes Spyware Bills · · Score: 1

    Any chance this law bans TCPA too by accident?

  12. Hmm on NASA Offers Reward for Extracting O2 from Moondust · · Score: 1

    You realize of course that 2096A for 8 hours 16768Ah not 262...

  13. Yes... on Stanford Accelerator Uncovers Archimedes' Text · · Score: 1

    And _iron_ in the paint is what makes it possible for us to appreciate the _irony_...

  14. Re:CRT? on Kansas Challenges Definition of Science · · Score: 1
    Oh, I dunno. How about something generally agreed upon to be random so far as we're concerned, like turbulence or radioactive decay? Or we could make up clever experiments involving phenomena which are fundamentally understood but too complex in practice for us to predict, and therefore couldn't be wholly designed.

    If something like that managed to exhibit specified complexity, we'd have something.



    If i gave our solar system as an example of specific complexity without design, someone could simply say it was designed... If i used a human being as dito, someone could claim it was designed... One of those boring-looking rocks with fancy crystals inside? Same thing.



    And comparing say evolution to radioactive decay isn't any good, evolution isn't just random, it's random with a filter and a feedback-loop applied to it. As such it can exhibit much greater "specific complexity" without being designed.(Still won't stop anyone from claiming design with impunity from disproof)

  15. Re:CRT? on Kansas Challenges Definition of Science · · Score: 1
    William Dembski, who is probably the most recognized figure in ID, has provided mathematical backing to the notion of specified complexity, which is a test for design. This filter can be applied to a wide variety of things, not just biological complexity. If Dembski's filter indicated that something was designed that we knew in advance wasn't, it would cast serious doubts on his ideas.



    "knew in advance wasn't"

    How?



    Well, let's take the Bohr model as an example. Was it shown to be superflous? No, it was proven to be wrong. Unnecessery but possible is far from impossible.

  16. Re:CRT? on Kansas Challenges Definition of Science · · Score: 1
    1. By showing how ID doesn't account for the data either


    How does something become proovenly undesigned?

    2. By showing how naturalistic evolution does account for all the data without appeal to a designer, making it superfluous as an explanation.


    If at worst it gets superflous it is already invalid.

  17. Re:CRT? on Kansas Challenges Definition of Science · · Score: 1

    You are still off the mark, hard is not the same as impossible, if for example inheretance was proven wrong, evolution whould fall, what could possibly prove GOD not to exist?

  18. Re:More like Kansas on Kansas Challenges Definition of Science · · Score: 1

    Well that's a lot of text, but the only thing you really said is that neither the authors not the translators were perfect, and then tried to use a few improbabilities out of a another large text as proof of it. You see, a few improbabilities with imperfect authors/translators in a large text is a probability.

  19. Re:CRT? on Kansas Challenges Definition of Science · · Score: 1
    Ideas like quantum mechanics and particle-wave duality overthrew the Bohr model.


    Exatly, he Bohr model was subject to disproof, hence a valid scientific theory. A creator(besides me) in not.


    And suppose we call them pink elephants instead of electrons? Unless we can show elephantile shape and pink colour we might as well call them green sqirrels. Or and infinite number of other names - all equally retarded.

  20. CRT? on Kansas Challenges Definition of Science · · Score: 1
    Electrons are quite easy to measure. The worst that can happen is that it is something else having the exact same properties, but even then it does'nt matter because a rose by a different name...

    Supreme being? You'd end up calling the laws of physics that but the difference is that people jump to a bunch of other psychotic conclutions regarding unrelated propertis.

  21. Re:More like Kansas on Kansas Challenges Definition of Science · · Score: 1

    Does it say in the bible that that is the test of truth?

  22. It the carrier is intercepted on Secure Video Conferencing via Quantum Cryptography · · Score: 1

    The data on the disk becomes useless. All you need is a device that can tell you if the disk has been read while in route. Such things cost a lot less than $20k.

  23. Re:Infinity on The Pseudoscience of Intelligent Design · · Score: 1

    Ah, you fail to realize that as a GOD i am bimortal.

  24. Re:Infinity on The Pseudoscience of Intelligent Design · · Score: 1
    Take the number 0. Add 2 to it. Add 2 to it again. Do this an infinite number of times.

    You'll only ever have even numbers. Just because a set is infinite does not mean it includes all possibilities

    It does, in the set of zero and all positive even numbers, zero and positive numbers are _all_ of the possibilities.

    "But it *would* have happened eventually, because in infinity, all possible things happen. "

    Notice how it does'nt say "everything" happens.

  25. No need to postulate: on The Pseudoscience of Intelligent Design · · Score: 1

    My parents "created" me back in the seventies.