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  1. I am from Saskatchewan on Probable Meteor Strike in Saskatchewan · · Score: 3, Funny
    I am from Saskatchewan, and I don't see no meteor sho

    [NO CARRIER]

  2. Astronomer's Flamewar on Is {pluto|sedna} A Planet? · · Score: 3, Funny
    "You haven't seen squat until you've seen astronomers argue."

    Astronomer: "oh oh oh, yeah, well, you have your head up Uranus"

  3. there is a simple explanation on Delta 2 Rocket Launches 50th GPS Satellite · · Score: 5, Funny
    Geocaching is fun because they replace old GPS satellites with new ones?

    I think he just hid his cache in the satellite before it went up. Darn, that is going to be hard to get.

  4. Re:MuT at UT on Sub-atomic Particles Used To Map Pyramid · · Score: 1

    In fact, it is a completely different technique. While they use a spark chamber and iron to cut-off low energy particles, we use Scintillator Strips and a Cherenkov can. So, ours is smaller because it uses modern techniques.

  5. Re:Replacement for the X-Ray machine? on Sub-atomic Particles Used To Map Pyramid · · Score: 1

    Cosmic Ray muons are particles with very high energy. That means that to stop them you need a lot of material. This technique is good for geology, big buildings, volcanos, etc. And still you need weeks of collecting data to get any results.

  6. Re:IIRC it didn't work (the 60s version), did it? on Sub-atomic Particles Used To Map Pyramid · · Score: 3, Informative
    Or at least it did give unexpected results.

    Quite contrary, it did work, but the results weren't interesting. Nothing new was found in the pyramid. Go read the paper.

  7. MuT at UT on Sub-atomic Particles Used To Map Pyramid · · Score: 2, Informative
    I'm part of that project. We like to call it Applied Astro-Particle Physics to Archeology. Yes, it sounds like an oxymoron, but that is exactly what it is.

    The basic concept is similar, except our detectors use modern HEP technology. Our detector is smaller and more versatile than the one in the article. The smaller detector will permit us to use it in a harsh enviroment. We plan to use it in a unexplored pyramid (still buried) in La Milpa, Belize. Read: in the middle of the jungle, as opposed to a well studied pyramid. It is going to be exciting!

  8. cooking on the internet on Cooking with the Internet? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Remember when looking for baking recipes to have cookies ON on your browser

  9. Re:What a waste of time and energy on Banryu, Robot Or Dragon? · · Score: 1
    like virtual sex androids? I think there would be a huge market for those babies.

    When you say babies, you mean the half-robot/half-human borg-like babies that would come out of such kind of sexual relationships?

  10. Re:Oh, well then on Banryu, Robot Or Dragon? · · Score: 5, Funny

    The way it works to secure your house is that it detours thieves: they rather just steal the $18k robot that they can just grab and run than your car, computer or others.

  11. just like the DnD movie on Banryu, Robot Or Dragon? · · Score: 3, Funny

    Just imagine a beowulf cluster of these. Just like the DnD movie! *schivers* I can't believe I watched that horrible movie...

  12. I for one on Banryu, Robot Or Dragon? · · Score: 1, Funny

    I for one welcome our new robotic draconic overlords!

  13. Re:big brother is watching. on Guilty By Association · · Score: 1

    Thanks. I've been searching for a *good* Ender's Game webpage, and I can't find a single one. All of the suck pretty bad. Any ideas?

  14. Re:big brother is watching. on Guilty By Association · · Score: 1

    Very interesting. Can you have this person elaborate on this a bit? Maybe write a webpage, and link it as a reply to your post? I really want to know what they know about me.

  15. Re:John Glenn doesn't want the rest of us to go mo on Glenn Urges Direct-to-Mars Trip · · Score: 1
    what's he hiding? WHAT DO THEY KNOW IS UP THERE.

    It is called TMA-1, is just a magnetic anomaly, not a big deal.

  16. Re:Lawyer Central? on HardOCP Sues Infinium Over Legal Threats · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    don't forget Ask Slasdot, where most post start with "IANAL"

  17. like alienware on Acer Plans A 16 lb. Notebook · · Score: 4, Funny

    16pounds, desktop processor. Sounds like an Alienware Laptop. Those puppies have 3 fans (!!!) to cool it down. In fact, I don't think it can technically be a laptop. If you put it in your lap, the high temps would boil your sperm...

  18. Re:The computer is your friend. on Paranoia RPG Returns in New Edition · · Score: 2, Interesting

    This games sounds really really interesting. Can anyone provide hyper-links to more information online? I bet the rule-book is hard to find, but where can I learn more about this game?

  19. reply! on An Ignition Interlock In Every Car? · · Score: 1
    Don't you hate it when you get moderated up. But there are no responses to your post.

    Yes, I do!

  20. i'm confused on Today Is SCO's Deadline To Sue Linux User · · Score: 4, Funny

    Now I have to pay for Linux? I better switch to the new free open source version of Windows Fast!!

  21. please sue google! on Today Is SCO's Deadline To Sue Linux User · · Score: 4, Funny

    Yes! Please! Sue Google! I want them to put back in SCO on top of the litigious bastard search!

  22. move into the matrix on Cell-Phone Wars · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Do we want to live in a place where everyone is expected to be connected remotely all the time? Where remote connection is way more important than face-to-face? Move into The Matrix then!

  23. Re:'War on' cell phones on Cell-Phone Wars · · Score: 2, Informative
    Why is it socially acceptable to talk to people but as soon as the person is separated by a bit of technology is it considered obnoxious and socially unacceptable?

    The question is why is it socially acceptable for people with cellphones to be rude by being loud and interrupting social situations with them? I strongly feel that presential interaction should be more valuable and respected than the typical cellphone call "I'll be there in five minutes".

  24. verizon dude on Cell-Phone Wars · · Score: 2, Funny

    I want to get one of those devices and just run after the Verizon guy all the time.

  25. La li lu le-go! on Metal Gear Solid's Rex & Ray in Lego Blocks · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    Liquid Snake: What are you going to do, make a Hind with your bare hands?

    Ninja: Only a fool trusts his life to a lego

    Liquid: I've been inside this lego arm all along, waiting for the right time to awaken.

    Raiden: Did you say "nerd?"