Jamonek - Slashdot User

Comment North Carolina A&T (Score 1) 645

by Jamonek on Sunday November 13, 2011 @10:10PM (#38044716) Attached to: Is There an Institutional Bias Against Black Tech Entrepreneurs?

North Carolina A&T produces a great amount of Black Engineers but I'm not sure where many of them though, I am currently enrolled as a Computer Science major hoping to dual major with Electrical Engineering and get my masters.

Comment Feels good to have Fiber (Score 1) 372

by Jamonek on Saturday April 16, 2011 @09:32AM (#35839256) Attached to: Comcast's 105MBit Service Comes With Data Cap

Feels good to have Fiber with no cap. :)

Comment Re:Internet saves (Score 2, Interesting) 114

by Jamonek on Monday February 15, 2010 @08:33PM (#31150810) Attached to: How an Android Phone and Facebook Helped Route Haiti Rescuers

First time,Facebook was proved useful...Hope more can get help like that.What a disaster really...

I wouldn't say the first time it has been proven useful. There was also an article of facebook being used to help save a little girl? from a sewer over in Austrailia. Give me some time and I can find it.

Comment They didn't try hard enough (Score 1) 186

by Jamonek on Thursday December 18, 2008 @01:36AM (#26156129) Attached to: Are Biofuels Still Economically Feasible?

They didn't push the fuel hard enough to get it standard

Are Biofuels Still Economically Feasible? 186

Posted by samzenpus on Thursday December 18, 2008 @01:28AM from the Mr.-Fusion dept.

thefickler writes "With falling gas prices, and the end of capitalism as we know it (otherwise known as the credit crisis), the biofuels industry is not looking as viable as it once was. Indeed biofuel production has fallen well short of expectations, with biofuel companies closing down or reducing production capacity. It appears that the industry's only hope is government support."

Scientists Find Hole In Earth's Magnetic Field 200

Posted by samzenpus on Thursday December 18, 2008 @12:19AM from the better-tan dept.

Velorium writes "The Earth's magnetic field has been found to have two large holes that are making Earth's surface vulnerable to solar winds. Despite what scientists originally thought, these holes allow 20 times the normal amount of solar particles through when they are facing away from the sun. This is the opposite of what the scientists had first speculated."

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