Reality Master 101 - Slashdot User

Submission + - Mississippi Looks to Ban Food From Fat People

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Reality Master 101

on Thursday February 07, 2008 @05:49PM

Reality Master 101 writes: "You're big, bulky — and hungry. So you lumber into a restaurant to get a bite. You scan the menu for a tasty meal, but when it comes time to order the waiter refuses to serve you. The reason? You're too fat. Sound outrageous? You may want to steer clear of Mississippi, where legislation was recently introduced that would ban restaurants from serving proportion-challenged patrons."

Submission + - X Prize Foundation to Announce New Space Prize

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Reality Master 101

on Wednesday September 05, 2007 @04:03PM

Reality Master 101 writes: "Wired has announced that a new space prize will be announced September 13th at Wired's NextFest. According to the invitation, it will be the largest space prize ever, and, "The challenge is extreme, the destination is extraordinary, the prize purse is exceptional." Teaser video here. So what will it be? Orbit? Payload on the moon?"

Submission + - Best Geek Phone?

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Reality Master 101

on Friday August 10, 2007 @10:41PM

Reality Master 101 writes: "Recently we had an Ask Slashdot about simple cell phones, now I'd like to ask the opposite question. I'm thinking of replacing my phone, and I'd like to replace it with the best "geek" phone. What are Slashdotters using these days? It should have a great browser and have good third party applications, especially ssh (and an RDP client?) for remote access. The iPhone is out, of course. What deals did you get from the US carriers?"

Submission + - Blue Origin Release Flight Videos

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Reality Master 101

on Wednesday January 03, 2007 @04:52PM

Reality Master 101 writes: "Super secret space start-up Blue Origin (financed by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos) had a super secret test flight on November 13, 2006. They've now released video and pictures of the very successful flight. Looks like they're making good progress. From the page: 'We're working, patiently and step-by-step, to lower the cost of spaceflight so that many people can afford to go and so that we humans can better continue exploring the solar system. Accomplishing this mission will take a long time, and we're working on it methodically.'"

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