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  1. Re:Great news for poor people on Obama Reveals Climate Change Plan · · Score: 1

    sad but in this country good food costs more than junk & processed garbage. high fuel costs just means poor people's lives become more miserable while they rest of us just have less free money for toys and entertainment and better gear. poor people have more children too.

  2. Re:Sorry to those in the religion of Einsteinianis on Quantum-Tunneling Electrons Could Make Semiconductors Obsolete · · Score: 1

    but Gunter Nimtz has used microwave tunneling to send information fast than light, and his experiments have been replicated.

    Many researchers are complaining, they don't like the results.

  3. Re:scrutiny is normal on The IRS vs. Open Source · · Score: 1

    but agenda driven discriminatory review is forbidden. each application is to be judged separately on its own merit. There is to be no political or ideological triage.

  4. Re:Hello on Xfce, LXDE, GNOME3 Desktops Running On Ubuntu Mir Via XMir · · Score: 1

    make a bad joke and get modded "insigthful"......yeesh.......

  5. Re:are they really going to check? on Ask Slashdot: Can I Cross US Borders With Legally Ripped Media? · · Score: 1

    forget the drugs and weapons. one of two big concerns when entering is food, the US doesn't want pests contaminating agriculture. The other is foreign goods, if you have a bunch of new ready-to-sell merchandise in wrappers you're going to pay a tariff at least....

  6. Re:Let me be the first to say it on Quantum-Tunneling Electrons Could Make Semiconductors Obsolete · · Score: 1

    wrong. After Jack Kilby of TI invented IC, their first customer was the U.S. Air Force. After four years of working together TI and Air Force built IC based computer used in various defense projects including Minuteman missile.

    Get it into your head, space/defense and integrated circuits and computers closely linked,

  7. Re:BS right in the first sentence on Quantum-Tunneling Electrons Could Make Semiconductors Obsolete · · Score: 1

    transistors have doped semiconductors, and some also might have a layer of another material

  8. Re:Hello on Xfce, LXDE, GNOME3 Desktops Running On Ubuntu Mir Via XMir · · Score: 2

    nah, we just have.deb based or .rpm based. some whackjobs use kooky shit like arch or gentoo but numbers are in the "statistical noise" range.

    ("are you chinese or japanese" -- Hank Hill to Laotion)

  9. Re:Hello on Xfce, LXDE, GNOME3 Desktops Running On Ubuntu Mir Via XMir · · Score: 4, Informative

    there are actually at least 8 X servers

  10. Re:I'd mostly love to on Harvard, IBM Crunch Data For More Efficient Solar Cells · · Score: 1

    so some company gets rich while we have 10% or 30% less pollution....what's your problem?

  11. of course it was, look up the definition of computer sometime.

  12. Re:Fallout rations on The Glorious Return of the Twinkie · · Score: 1

    that does bring up interesting question of fate of orange hostess cupcakes, the only super-disgusting-barely-food I used to care about

  13. Re:Geek Food Staple? on The Glorious Return of the Twinkie · · Score: 1

    yes, but redundant since beer is to wash down the bacon.

  14. Re:Significant figures on The Glorious Return of the Twinkie · · Score: 1

    there is nothing ambiguous about the number of significant figures in "over 400". there is exactly one.

  15. Re:Fallout rations on The Glorious Return of the Twinkie · · Score: 1

    the actual shelf life of a twinkie is 30 days

  16. Re:Skynet and terminators? on The Men Trying To Save Us From the Machines · · Score: 1

    machines have killed hundreds of millions under the control of sociopath politicians and the corporations that have them in their pockets. We don't even have intelligent machines yet, it is clear where the danger lies.

  17. Re:Some sites block... on Firefox Advances Do-Not-Track Technology · · Score: 1

    don't shop at their store either. vote with your dollars and your feet...

  18. Re: on Trying To Learn a Foreign Language? Avoid Reminders of Home · · Score: 1

    That is false, it is found in formal writing. A word in constant use for over 1,000 years is not slang. There are other verbs conjugated exactly in the same way, that you use.

  19. Re:Facts about Iowa on Server Farms Flourish In Iowa: Microsoft Plows $700M More Into Des Moines · · Score: 1

    of course, their "gayest" city, Iowa City, has a single gay bar not much bigger than a minivan. conclusion: Iowa's gay marriage law was a tourist attraction trial balloon.

  20. depends on definitions. first electronic binary computer was invented by Vincent Atanasoff, but it was not a general purpose machine.

  21. Re:Ridiculous on Fear of Thinking War Machines May Push U.S. To Exascale · · Score: 1

    Intel has already announced plans to deliver exascale computing in less than five years and at least two departments of the federal government are endorsing that plan and contributing funds.

  22. Re:Facts about Iowa on Server Farms Flourish In Iowa: Microsoft Plows $700M More Into Des Moines · · Score: 1

    you'll hardly ever smell them, thanks to the sweaty corn-fed iowan women

  23. Re:Innocent until blogged about on Security Researcher Attacked While At Conference · · Score: 1

    and there should be a mark on his head about coffee-cup sized too.

  24. Re: on Trying To Learn a Foreign Language? Avoid Reminders of Home · · Score: 1

    "Learnt" never was slang, it is in fact from the Germanic origins of English.

  25. Re:Why does every energy topic become a flamefest? on Tesla To Build Its Own Battery-Swap Stations · · Score: 1

    my minivan with 20 gallon tank and 29 MPG can go over 550 miles.

    factor in $5K replacement cost every three years for heavy driving and electric cars not so attractive

    As for toxic materials, the gasoline gets burned and the oil & transmission/brake fluid are actually biodegradable in the long haul (bacteria eat them). What's left to compare, one small battery with the batteries of the electric car?