User: The Creator

STO...

On: Copy-and-Paste Reveals Classified U.S. Documents

STO refers to the _methods_ used to conceal information, not to the nature of it. Should you hide details of military operations? Duh!

Should you rely on the entire world not being able to copy and paste from a PDF? Hell no!

assume it is a word document

On: More on Newly Broken SHA-1

Or a pdf-file, i bet there is more that 69 bits of entropy there that is not visible to the reader.

Suppose

On: Random Number Generator That Sees Into the Future

I have an infinite number of random strings, and i then choose the one with exactly the properties i'm looking for. Is it still a random string?

Suppose t still shows some tendencies to predict H_n, are you going to construct new ones until it doesn't?

ex anus

On: DC Could Ban 'Mature' Video Game Sales to Minors

But porn cheapens what sex is, and degrades women and men alike.

Tell me how you came to that conclusion.

Hey!

On: Robots that Lust and Reproduce

Get your damn robot to stop humping my car!

I'm curious

On: New Spam Zombies Use ISPs' Mailservers

Can you use the ISP's server to send emails to for example: bob@music.indy? If not, then they have broken the internet...

Ironically...

On: The Hundred-Buck PC

The AK-47 is the "100$ PC" of assault rifles...

Close

On: The Hundred-Buck PC

The computer can show videos of how to build solar desalinaziers so that people can build them...

What?

On: Carbon Dating & The Shroud of Turin

And why?

Easy

On: Carbon Dating & The Shroud of Turin

If the man in the scroud only had 23 chromosomes...

I opened a nokia battery...

On: Nanotech Brings Battery Life Extender for Mobiles

It had a capacitator in it. It makes perfect sense as cellphones don't draw a steady current, instead they seem to need current in pulses.

Perhaps..

On: Nanotech Brings Battery Life Extender for Mobiles

"Please push."

Wrong!

On: Nanotech Brings Battery Life Extender for Mobiles

Heaters are common and can improve performace greatly in cold enviorments.

Th Pentium fallen ladder?

On: New Intel Trademark Filed

It clearly indicates that it is broken too...(/. space?)

False alarm.

On: Man Reportedly Jailed for Using Lynx

So what happens if it turns out that the information you gave was false, and that you put hardly any effort into making sure it was true?

The prefix kilo...

On: New Climate Change Warning

Is not capitalized. You'd have a point if it was "11k".

Re:Pattern-based enemies...

On: Artificial Intelligence for Computer Games

I've always preferred fighting and learning pattern-based enemies

Maby you find them easier to outsmart...

Dammit

On: No Pictures, Thanks

Tinfoil hats just won't cut it anymore, we need lead foil hats now!

Microsoft...

On: Rambus Takes Another Shot At High-End Memory

RAM.Net

Re:Catch 22

On: Volatility of Human Memory

There was a show on tv about a man who remembered everything, his problem was that he understood almost nothing. He could remember all details about an event, but had no idea about how or why something had happened.

It seems that the lack of need of association results in none being created, resulting in data rather than knolage being built.

distilled spirits...

On: Volatility of Human Memory

Have you not herd of buffalo theory?

strategy?

On: Build Your Own Soccer-Playing Robot

Suppose that the robot is simply capable of running 250mph with the ball...

And the robot goalie? Simply following the ball and capable of accelerating with 50G...

"TEN TIMES LESS POWER"

On: Intel's New Chips, High Power And Low

Wow! I'll take 10 of those and power my electric car with them! :)

Please don't mix multiplication and subtraction like that, it makes it sound like the chip uses
P-10P=-9P... lol

Yes..

On: Transmeta Mulls Exit From Processor Market

And if it was tiny and had a 9-30VDC power input i whould buy lots of them...

Re:Hydrogen is a Boondoggle - Biodiesel

On: The Physics of the Hydrogen Economy

Not in America, in America it is FREEDOM that is SHIT