Comment I have a suggestion! (Score 4, Funny) 140
BSOD - you can simply bang your head on the table to restart your computer!
Comment Coincidence (Score 3, Funny) 203
Siri and I were just talking about this
Comment ... and not many people know that (Score 1) 89
Robert Fano's password was hunter2. True* fact.
Comment Re:Terrorists putting their plots on FB? (Score 1) 133
Do we really think that terrorists are going to be coordinating things via FB?
It's like that old joke, what was Bin Laden's last FB entry?
"BRB, someone's at the door"
No, it was "Osama needs credits for farmville
Comment Prediction.. (Score 1, Funny) 133
Now trending: #FBIbastards
Comment II ffoorr oonnee...... (Score 4, Funny) 171
......II ffoorr oonnee wweellccoommee oouurr nneeww 33DD oovveerrlloorrddss
Comment Re:Let me get this straight... (Score 1) 360
Let's see how you'd react when someone fired you because your "business model" of wanting to be paid for doing your job is outdated. Apart from the greed of record companies there are actually many people who work hard to create music. Shouldn't they be paid because you think that you should be able to get anything for free?
Explain that to the artist who gets 10 cents out of the dollar from the record company. Shouldn't he/she be paid fairly?
Comment Re:About those downloads... (Score 4, Funny) 360
From the article:
(..) users who had downloaded films like The Hurt Locker, Far Cry and Call of the Wild
I liked the game Far Cry, so how about that movie? Is it any good? Is it worth the download?
Well worth the $20 I paid for it
Comment Re:Let me get this straight... (Score 2, Interesting) 360
The pack sold is not illegal in any way. it does not teach the owner how to break the law? it simply educates them about it.
I quite agree. Syfert himself puts it very well:
"If 19 cases costs them $5000 in attorney time, I wonder how many cases it'd take before their business model crumbles. That is unless they are going to actually work for a living."
It's funny cos it's true. The whole thing reminds me of record companies trying to hold THEIR outdated business model with ligitation, which is also funny; they are on borrowed time.
Except, this time it's not Joe Public. I hope this guys socks it to them. Huzzah
Comment Scary. (Score 4, Funny) 104
I'm on the battlefield, wounded, afraid and possibly delerious, and up rolls the bastard offspring of Wall-E and pedobear?
Comment Re:Wow, that's even worse (Score 5, Funny) 72
If everyone who had a bluetooth were able to communicate via their mind to their phone instead of audibly, that would save me a lot of confusion. I welcome it with open arms.
I realised recently that when I walk down the street and see someone talking to themself I now assume it's a Bluetooth headset. The other day this led to an interesting run-in with a good, old fashioned, crazy person. Sign of the times.
Comment Re:oh come on... (Score 1) 72
Comment Thought control on an Android (Score 4, Funny) 72
Obligatory:
This isn't the Android you're looking for
Comment 90GB on 1g of bacteria.. (Score 1) 164
..plenty of room for a Windows 7 install
This is what is known in the art world as a perfect marriage of subject and medium :-]
This is what is known in the art world as a perfect marriage of subject and medium
Submission + - Was there only one Big Bang? (physicsworld.com)
goldaryn writes: physorg.com are running an interesting story about the work of Oxford-based theoretical physicist Roger Penrose.
Penrose has been studying CWB radiation and believes it's possible that space and time did not come into being at the Big Bang but that our universe in fact continually cycles through a series of "aeons". He believes that he has found evidence supporting his theory that the universe infinitely cycles, which contradicts current theory.
They thank Physics World , who ran the original story.
Penrose has been studying CWB radiation and believes it's possible that space and time did not come into being at the Big Bang but that our universe in fact continually cycles through a series of "aeons". He believes that he has found evidence supporting his theory that the universe infinitely cycles, which contradicts current theory.
They thank Physics World , who ran the original story.
