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  1. Re:Spider Silk powered flying car... on "Ballooning" Spiders Use Electrostatic Forces To Generate Lift · · Score: 1

    Yes.
    As long as you weigh no more than a typical spider.

  2. Re:And I have a 3 foot long penis on Letter to "Extended Family" Assures That NSA Will "Weather This Storm" · · Score: 0

    There has never been a more appropriate user name than "sumdumass".

  3. Re:Because, ya know, we are SO CREDIBLE! on Letter to "Extended Family" Assures That NSA Will "Weather This Storm" · · Score: 1

    s/stripper/hooker/

  4. Re:And I have a 3 foot long penis on Letter to "Extended Family" Assures That NSA Will "Weather This Storm" · · Score: 1

    No, it was about those slutty Kardashians!

  5. Re:What is PCB? on PCBs Cause Birds To Sing a Different Tune · · Score: 1

    Printed Circuit Boards. Crows just love to eat those things.

  6. Re:12 hours, 16 comments on Robotics Research Lab Willow Garage Shutting Down? · · Score: 1

    Actually, guys at CM, MIT and Stanford (and many other places) are steaming ahead with robotics.
    And don't get me started on Japan.
    Another place is at the companies who are trying to build a self-driving car.

  7. Re:manufacturing problem, not software problem on Robotics Research Lab Willow Garage Shutting Down? · · Score: 1

    something like the $500,000 pr2

    At $50,000 the PR2 would be grossly overpriced for what you get.

  8. Re:I don't mind on US Killer Robot Policy: Full Speed Ahead · · Score: 1

    Woosh.
    Double Woosh.

  9. Re:I don't mind on US Killer Robot Policy: Full Speed Ahead · · Score: 1

    - Ascending some stairs

    Do you have stairs in your house?
    Beware The Terrible Secret!

  10. Re:Yeah... on US Killer Robot Policy: Full Speed Ahead · · Score: 1

    "But it was just a glitch".

  11. Re:Let's be clear on Ballmer Admits Microsoft Whiffed Big-Time On Smartphones · · Score: 1

    The new Haswell Surface Pro, and Bay Trail tablets, are good examples of this.

    And nobody is buying them. Windows on a portable device will never work.

  12. Re:Let's be clear on Ballmer Admits Microsoft Whiffed Big-Time On Smartphones · · Score: 1

    No matter what the application, if you are using it to further some objective that is important to you, then it as tool.
    Like you.

  13. Re:More importantly on Why Are Some Hell-Bent On Teaching Intelligent Design? · · Score: 1

    Typo:s/what lead to/what led to/

  14. Re:More importantly on Why Are Some Hell-Bent On Teaching Intelligent Design? · · Score: 1

    The existence of free will is something that can never be resolved: we do what we do, and can never really know why.
    Even if we know what lead to a particular action, we would still be faced with the problem of where that action came from.
    Thus free will is a topic only important to navel gazing fools.

  15. Re:The solution is simple: on Emotional Attachment To Robots Could Affect Battlefield Outcome · · Score: 1

    This whole article is some education student's fantasy.
    The only emotional attachment a soldier would have with a robot is the same that he likely has with his gun:
    it's important to him, and if it gets damaged in battle, he will be more motivated to get even with the enemy.

  16. Re:Infrastructure on Tesla Working On Autonomous Cars: Musk Wants Teslas With Auto-Pilot · · Score: 1

    Autonomous cars have driven hundreds of thousands of miles on existing roads.

    What existing roads? Under what driving conditions?
    You don't know, and neither do I.

  17. Re:Infrastructure on Tesla Working On Autonomous Cars: Musk Wants Teslas With Auto-Pilot · · Score: 1

    That's the old name for microwave oven.

  18. Re:No Surprise on Secret Court Upholds Phone Data Collection · · Score: 2

    In fact, the whole idea of "primaries" (which, as far as I know, do not exist outside of the U.S.) is inherently anti-democratic, and was created to give the early primary states an unfair advantage.
    Case in point: the only reason the U.S. is still promoting corn-based ethanol is because any politician who came out against it would be sure to lose the Iowa primary.

  19. Re:Private entetise controlling speech on NYT Publisher Says Not Focusing on Engineering Was A Serious Mistake · · Score: 1

    Or FOX. Or Limbaugh.
    In other words: Lots of people are stupid. News at 11.

  20. Re:Private entetise controlling speech on NYT Publisher Says Not Focusing on Engineering Was A Serious Mistake · · Score: 1

    So what is the most influential form of information today? Obviously video.
    And what is the most influential source of that video information? AP?CBS? FOX?
    No, YouTube .

  21. Re:Within a species? on Flies See the World In Slo-Mo, Say Researchers · · Score: 1

    Is so!
    I saw one on the Flintstones.

  22. Re:First they came... on Robots Join Final Assembly Line At US Auto Plant · · Score: 1

    And then they came for short-sighted assholes like HeckRuler.
    And nobody gave a shit.

  23. Re:You will become a cog in the machine on Robots Join Final Assembly Line At US Auto Plant · · Score: 1

    In old days processes were executed by humans

    In the future, humans will be executed by processors!

  24. Re:So what IS the plan? on Robots Join Final Assembly Line At US Auto Plant · · Score: 1

    and in the end I think people will find some way to feed themselves

    They already have. It's called crime.

  25. Re:Coming Soon on Robots Join Final Assembly Line At US Auto Plant · · Score: 1

    Certainly this can be done, and will be in "socialist" places like Denmark, Germany and Finland.
    But unless the U.S. takes a huge turn to the left, disaster will result.