Comment Re:And now that it's all over the internet (Score 1) 183
You're missing the plan, man. He's going to sell people the tools to do street mining. After that, he sits back in fat city.
You mean a styrofoam cup and a butter knife?
Comment Re:Fuck you neoacademic and fuck you Taco (Score 1) 484
shut your cyberfucking mouth
Comment Hunter Hoffman (Score 1) 64
Anyone else notice how his name is more or less a mash up of Hunter Thompson and Albert Hofmann?
Comment Re:Pre-1952? (Score 1) 100
Actually, world wide there are reports which go back thousands of years. UFOs are even documented in art work from The Renaissance and by well known scholars. Even Christopher Columbus documents a UFO sighting in his journals as he sought the new world.
More likely why there is no documentation before 1952 is because of the same reason its true (with varying dates) all around the world. Before such a time, no one was charged with recording such sightings.
And for what its worth, crash sites are also reported long before Roswell. Others are reported all over the world, even including Germany, several decades before WWII.
I don't get why you linked to the Wikipedia article about the Renaissance, but this link is a lot more valid to your argument.
Comment WTF? (Score 1) 402
lol!
Submission + - Did NASA just discover extra terrestrial life? (engadget.com)
loafula writes: Something interesting coming down the pips from NASA it seems. On Thursday, 12/2/2010 at 2 PM the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has scheduled a press conference "to discuss an astrobiology finding that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life."
An interesting find near Saturn perhaps?
An interesting find near Saturn perhaps?
Comment Re:Sad day (Score 0, Troll) 132
Leonard Nimoy..
Comment Re:Hmmm .... (Score 2, Funny) 858
'Cept if it was a demonstration to China, why do it 35 mi off the coast of LA? It seems unlikely to be seen from China there.
Comment Well it's a good thing (Score 4, Informative) 277
That I prefer to use Frostwire.
Comment Re:Well, I'm not buying one (Score 1) 246
I agree with GP. Buy the PS3, but buy it used.
Comment Re:Agent Provocateur (Score 1) 240
I'm sure they watch
Do you think they have an agent provocateur on
It's me...
Comment Re:Er.. (Score 4, Insightful) 144
If I'd have to make a wager, I'd say the risk of hitting a person in the head with the projectile is much less than the risk of that person having to swim 150m through rough seas to get to a raft dropped off the side of a boat.
Comment why? (Score 1) 168
why spend so much time and money making all of these devices hearing-aid compatible? why not just make the hearing-aids device compatible? install bluetooth receiver in hearing aid. problem solved.
Submission + - Verizon Eliminating Unlimited Data Plans This Year (arstechnica.com)
loafula writes: Looks like Verizon is going the way of AT&T by eliminating their unlimited data plans and switching to a tiered only plan by the year's end. Everybody take a good look at your contracts, this will be a nice opportunity to jump ship without the hefty fee.
Submission + - Mozilla's 'Seabird' Concept Phone Will Focus on 3D (pcworld.com)
LinuxyOne writes: Bluetooth dongle and dual pico projectors promise to ease content input and manipulation for mobile users.
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/206166/mozillas_seabird_concept_phone_could_be_a_boon_for_business.html
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/206166/mozillas_seabird_concept_phone_could_be_a_boon_for_business.html
