Comment Re:I disagree; Bill is an idiot. (Score 1) 1774
Creationism is just a symptom of a much more fundementalproblem.
I saw what you did there....
I saw what you did there....
Comment Re:OLD NAME: "METRO" NEW NAME: ? (Score 2) 356
Microsoft(c) Windows(tm) Phone Experience PE Live 2012 - Home Professional Extreme, Version 3.0 (SP 4.32.1.192)
Comment Oh, come on, now. Really? (Score 1) 128
"Amazon will likely succeed only in alienating customer with PlayBooks who have already purchased lots of streaming video content."
Isn't that a bit dramatic?? I mean look at this, "RIM sold into the channels approximately 150,000 BlackBerry PlayBook tablets in the third quarter...".
Ok, that is Q3, and you can go back to April 2011, but still, just how many are there really who a) bought a PlayBook, and b) "have already purchased lots of streaming video content" ??
I venture to think Amazon maybe "doesn't give a shit".
Isn't that a bit dramatic?? I mean look at this, "RIM sold into the channels approximately 150,000 BlackBerry PlayBook tablets in the third quarter...".
Ok, that is Q3, and you can go back to April 2011, but still, just how many are there really who a) bought a PlayBook, and b) "have already purchased lots of streaming video content" ??
I venture to think Amazon maybe "doesn't give a shit".
Comment Re:Science vs Religion: Contradictions? (Score 1) 1014
They tried, several times. And quite predictably failed.
They tried and failed?
They tried and died.
They tried and failed?
They tried and died.
Comment Re:What's taking them so long? (Score 1) 370
How about body double Young Frankenstein's Monster ?
Comment Mr Universe (Score 2) 323
Can't stop the signal, Mal.
Comment Re:Want one so bad but won't buy (Score 1) 1184
Oh boo-frickity-hoo. That's been rescinded or modified anyway. Got another ooooh! Scaaaary "draconian policy" you want to parrot?
Comment Especially useful (Score 1) 260
See: John Wayne Bobbit
Comment Re:Ahem (Score 1) 278
Come on! That is comedy gold right there!
Comment I embrace our mechano-eukaryotic overlords (Score 1) 250
Um, do we really, really want to implant something that thinks parts of us are food? It's not like the yeast are gonna say "whoa, we've had enough! If we get any more food we're gonna start multiplying like crazy, and we don't want that!"
AND they're connecting them to a mechanical device? Can you say "flesh-eating robots devour mankind"? ;-)
I embrace our mechano-eukaryotic overlords
AND they're connecting them to a mechanical device? Can you say "flesh-eating robots devour mankind"?
I embrace our mechano-eukaryotic overlords
Comment Re:I can't believe... (Score 0, Redundant) 158
HA!! I personally mod this up +5 "Funny Coz It's True."
Comment Re:Wow. Just wow. (Score 4, Funny) 290
"They deserve a long and very painful and unpleasant life instead."
A job in IT?
A job in IT?
Comment Re:Centro (Score 1) 210
Damn, that was funny. And me with no points. Thanks, though.
Submission + - Remote whiteboard with digital pen? 1
hardie writes: "I work from home. I and co-workers need to be able to send fairly simple drawings back and forth. Shared whiteboard software is available to do this, but drawing with a mouse is terrible. I think that pen drawing without a line appearing on the surface you are drawing on is likely almost as bad.
Is there a way to marry a digital pen (which leaves behind either a trail of ink or an equivalent, like marks on a graphics pad) to shared whiteboard software? It could work in Windows or Linux.
We do analog circuit design, and describing schematics verbally or with minutes delay to draw and send just isn't as effective.
Thanks,
Steve"
