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  1. No hiss.

  2. My parents PC. on Ask Slashdot: What Was Your First Home Computer? · · Score: 1

    TRS-80. Loved it.

  3. So does ping even work now? This is why I went back to Windows 7 after a drive failure.

  4. Pluto temperature. on New Horizons Gets Closer to Pluto, But Mystery Spots Now Out of Sight · · Score: 1

    Pluto is -233 degrees Celsius right? Therefore if there was an alien civilization living on the surface, they would need to use materials that could withstand the awesome cold there. If we went there would a spacesuit not freeze solid and shatter like glass? What materials could stay in one piece in this cold? I think that an alien with Helium II blood could live there, but what could sustain it?

  5. This is what the war on terror gives us. on James Comey: the Man Who Wants To Outlaw Encryption · · Score: 5, Insightful

    More and more surveillance of Americans instead of the supposed enemies. This is the US after 9/11 and the Boston bombing. Welcome to 1984.

  6. End of the world song? on Doomsday Clock Could Move · · Score: 0
  7. Ubuntu on an iMac. on Why Run Linux On Macs? · · Score: 1

    I tried to fix an iMac once by re-installing Mac OSX and I could not get it to boot from the installation disk. It would just sit there loading and loading and never load the installation. So I installed Ubuntu 14.04 and it worked flawlessly. Why is it so hard to install Macintosh OS on the actual hardware?

  8. Re: Note to Self.... on AirAsia Flight Goes Missing Between Indonesia and Singapore · · Score: 1, Funny

    Just a question, if there was a black hole in the air at 25000 feet, that just materialised there, would the gravity of the Earth cause it to fall to the ground and into the planets core? Say if it was the size of a marble? Just a hypothetical.

  9. Molten Sulphur fish. on New Record Set For Deepest Dwelling Fish · · Score: 1

    There are fish that can survive swimming on molten sulphur. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sci...

    Beat that.

  10. Factory reset. on Avast Buys 20 Used Phones, Recovers 40,000 Deleted Photos · · Score: 4, Interesting

    So taking out the SD card and a factory reset is not enough anymore? But how do you run DOD quality data wiping software on a phones built-in memory anyway? Most people hock phones and they are re-sold with phone numbers still on them. That should not happen. Let alone personal photos.

  11. Gravity? on Astronomers Discover Earth-Sized Diamond · · Score: 1

    How much of a gravitational pull would there be on this object? Could you approach it closely or would that be a bad idea?

  12. Re:NOOOOOOOO!!!!! on Draper Labs Develops Low Cost Probe To Orbit, Land On Europa For NASA · · Score: 1

    Use them together, use them in peace.

  13. Just more opportunistic cybercrime. on Cybercriminals Ramp Up Activity Ahead of 2014 World Cup · · Score: 1

    People will exploit any opportunity to make a quick buck out of customers anywhere. This goes to show that you must be very careful when using electronic payment and ATMS anywhere. Better security will help too.

  14. Microsoft make up your mind! on The Upcoming Windows 8.1 Apocalypse · · Score: 5, Insightful

    First you end support for XP, which is a good thing, then you end support for Windows 7 in 2020, now you are ending support for Windows 8 on May 8. Why? the bog standard Windows 8 still has newer software than Windows 7, the only thing holding it back is the retarded Modern UI interface. But this is a pretty lame apocalypse. I am perfectly happy with Windows 7 in a qemu KVM hypervisor running on a Linux laptop. This way I can run Windows in a window and use MS Office for those tasks that require it and still have access to the superior Linux command line tools. I just wish I still had my XP Pro VM. Now that was fun. Why is everything an apocalypse these days?

  15. Are there any old drives around that read these? on US Nuclear Missile Silos Use Safe, Secure 8" Floppy Disks · · Score: 1

    Are there any old drives around that can read these disks? What do they do if the drives fail? I am surprised this really still works, but I guess the stuff works, so they have no real inclination to upgrade it anytime soon. What old operating system do you need to read 8" floppy disks? Would DOS 6.22 work or would you need something even older?

  16. Will we get more information about possible life? on NASA Mars Rover Begins Examining Strange Slab Nicknamed "Windjana" · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Will we get information from this rock concerning ancient life? There could have been life on mars in ancient times that was wiped out when the atmosphere disappeared. That would be very intriguing for humanity. Better news than the search for this so-called missing plane or the Royals tour.

  17. Probe to the sun? But it is 6000 degrees celsius. on India Plans Mission To Probe Sun By 2020 · · Score: 2

    How are they to withstand the heat and gravity sending a probe to the sun? Surely this is just to get close to take closeup pictures. But we have Helios for that. And will the probe be named the Icarus 1?

  18. 3D printed guns. on Affordable 3D Metal Printer Developed Based on RepRap · · Score: 2

    This will be the next thing demonised in the media, even though the technology has many positive benefits in terms of manufacturing. But after printing the object do you still need to trim it and sand it down? Maybe you print it slightly oversize and then trim it down to smooth it out. What is the exact finishing process with this tech?

  19. At least someone wants to go back to the Moon. on Chinese Chang'e-3 Lunar Rover On Its Way After Successful Launch · · Score: 2

    At least China are interested in the moon. America are only interested in Iraq and Afghanistan. I hope that China land men on the moon and send back photos and video of the lunar lander. That would shut up the conspiracy theorists.

  20. Science. on Bizarre Six-Tailed Asteroid Dumbfounds Scientists · · Score: 1

    Asteroids do not have tails. Fusion powered spaceships or comets do though....

  21. Nokia have always been a leader in mobile devices. on Nokia Introduces Windows Tablet · · Score: -1

    It is time that they abandoned the old Symbian OS and enbraced something else; but I wonder if they will ever create a good Linux phone like the Ubuntu Edge. Now that is a device that is made for the desktop as well as mobile. But I have a Nokia 520 and I love it. The battery life could be better though. When are we going to get more advanced batteries?

  22. Re:Documentary available on Elevated Radiation Claimed At Tokyo 2020 Olympic Venues · · Score: 1

    The SOL laser will be ready by then, but Gamera is still not ready.

  23. Re:Lets not forget Mars' Ice Caps... on Water Discovery Is Good News For Mars Colonists · · Score: 1

    Just dig underground and the First Hundred can live in Underhill.

  24. Text based adventure as a boot option? on Boot To Zork · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Someone do this, I loved playing the text-based adventure games as a kid. Someone should bring these back. They had amazing graphics as you saw the world in your head. Nothing like the 1080p games they make now. But Zork is a classic and the ability to play it now is incredible. Pity that graphics now is the selling point instead of gameplay and story development.

  25. Photoshop in Linux? on GNUstep Kickstarter Campaign Launched · · Score: 2

    Does this mean that we could run the Adobe suite on Linux? Maybe Dreamweaver as well? Or is this a hopeless dream. Anything is better than having to use the Mac OSX Finder.