You know, if you read the article, you would might have understood what the scientists were doing. Do you know why? Because the fucking article says the purpose.

Right there. It fucking said it. It said what the Hell they were thinking. Stop being such a fucking retard.

You should have used a car analogy: I'm sure the original poster has a vehicle that is more fuel efficient than construction equipment; therefore, construction equipment is useless.

Do you have to overclock your droid a significant amount in order to run any of the gingerbread distributions at a decent pace? I recently downgraded to CM6/Froyo because I was getting sick of the poor performance using any of the GB releases.

Why not read the article? If you had, it would be readily apparent to you that this system is comparing license pictures at the RMV to other license pictures at the RMV in order to detect similar pictures. This is being done to find multiple license issued to the same person for whatever reason. They're not snapping pictures of motorists in public and comparing them to a database.

Franklin likely would not be.

Someone must inform Madagascar!

I'm sure most cities are wary of roundabouts because it would mean a decrease in revenue; there would be fewer intersections in which to install those awesome, money making, red light cameras.

You let him take support phone calls and fix computers? Meaning you derived immediate advantage from the actions of the unpaid intern? I hope you know that you violated provisions regarding unpaid internships in the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Unpaid internships unfairly shut out people that can't afford to take them, that is, those of the poorer demographic. Also, companies hiring unpaid interns choose that route because they don't want to pay a salary or benefits; you're a complete fucking idiot if you think otherwise. In fact, it actually doesn't make sense to hire unpaid interns, because in order to classify someone as an unpaid intern, they can in no way benefit the company.

Are you implying he used the word capitol incorrectly? The sentence is ambiguous in meaning, but I guess it wasn't likely that he meant people could not find or identify the capitol in the capital of their own state.

I think spelling classes should be mandatory.

You can already resolve objects much smaller than 100 nm with electron microscopes.

I call bullshit on this story. Look at the units! MPH? You can't pull the wool over our eyes so easily.

Paid off.

"A foreign substance is introduced into our precious bodily fluids without the knowledge of the individual. Certainly without any choice. That's the way your hard-core Commie works."

It had to be said.