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  1. Get the word out on ESA Announces Space Elevator Sci-Fi Contest · · Score: 2, Insightful
    A lot of people that I have talked to about this, simply dismiss it as science fiction, even thought in one for or another it could be feasible(with a few breakthroughs in technology).

    Maybe this will let more people know about the ideas, especially scientists.

  2. Re:Home Printing=Hassle on PC Photo Printers Challenge Pros · · Score: 1

    I use Wall-Mart because they are inexpensive and most important-they make quality prints. And you sir, are a coward.

  3. Outsourcing on Hacker Sentenced To Longest US Sentence Yet · · Score: 1
    Great, now I will be forced to hire hackers from Russia and India

    *sigh* *Starts reading Russian for Dummies*

  4. Free? Im in! on Anarchy Online to be Subscription Free · · Score: 1
    I'm too cheap and too time strapped for WoW, so I'm going to try this out at the beginning of next quarter, I mean you can't beat free.

  5. Home Printing=Hassle on PC Photo Printers Challenge Pros · · Score: 5, Interesting
    Speaking from experience, I found that printing at home is not worth the time and money.

    Here is why:

    1. Paper, Printer, Ink Costs

    2. Hassle of finding the right brand/model/style/type(glossy, photo etc)

    3.Printer Troubles

    4.Cropping photos

    5.Time

    I use Wal-Mart for my digital prints, and they usually do a really good job, while Costco has been a nightmare for me(horrible quality, bad paper etc). You should find a good place to print in your area, and stick with it.

    my $.02

  6. Wrong numbers on EU Moves Forward with Data Retention · · Score: 1
    I think some posters are overestimating the numbers. Here is what the post says:

    ...require EU service operators to retain data about telephone calls and e-mails as part of an overall fight against crime and terrorism. The retained data would not only consist of logs, but of entire conversations and contents of the e-mails and SMS messages.

    So the are talking about SMS messages, emails and phone data. calculating the entire badwidth usage is extreme, since they will not store everything. This makes it more feasible, and thus- a bigger reason to worry...

  7. Re:EU 1984? on EU Moves Forward with Data Retention · · Score: 1
    Its a good thing they have a country like the US to shift the attention away from them, otherwise the citizens would not be so happy.

    This is totaly unrelated to what I just said, but check out this old story(sorry if already covered):

    http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,97538,00.html

  8. Re:EU 1984? on EU Moves Forward with Data Retention · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The EU is getting to be a huge economic power, and one of the appeals is having a common single market. The EU has the largest economy in the world right now, so not joining may hurt a country.

  9. Re:EU 1984? on EU Moves Forward with Data Retention · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    Im not trolling, and I am a new user...

    I've been reading SD for a while, and I just feel strongly about this topic, so I decided to sign up.

  10. EU 1984? on EU Moves Forward with Data Retention · · Score: 0, Troll
    It seems the EU is becoming less and less appealing...

    I hope that countries look at these trends before clamoring to join the EU for purely economic reasons.