Comment Re:Accidentally or Tactically Aquired data (Score 0) 120
Google Chrome?
Comment Re:Tooties Roll Pop! (Score 0) 120
Well i thought i was funny.
Comment Tooties Roll Pop! (Score -1, Offtopic) 120
and most importantly how many licks does it take to get to the center of the tooties roll pop?
Comment Accidentally or Tactically Aquired data (Score 2) 120
How do you accidently collect wi-fi data through Street View photos?
Comment Re:Impossible design (Score 1) 222
So its like double negatives. It just cancels out?
Comment Re:and why, exactly? (Score 1) 253
I believe you meant, "All your base are belong to us."
Submission + - Japan Plans Moon Base built by Robots for Robots (popsci.com)
An anonymous reader writes: These ARE the droids we've been looking for. The Japanese space agency, JAXA, has plans to build a base on the Moon by 2020. Not for humans, but for robots, and built by robots, too. A panel authorized by Japan's prime minister has drawn up preliminary plans of how humanoid and rover robots will begin surveying the moon by 2015, and then begin construction of a base near the south pole of the moon. The robots and the base will run on solar power, with total costs about $2.2 billion USD, according to the panel chaired by Waseda University President Katsuhiko Shirai.
Submission + - Record-Breaking EV Goes 623 Miles on Single Charge (inhabitat.com)
An anonymous reader writes: The Japanese Electric Vehicle Club has just earned one of the most coveted honors on Earth — a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. They did it by smashing the current record for longest electric vehicle trip on a single charge by driving their custom built Daihatsu Mira a whopping 623 miles. The little electric car ran technology built around 8,320 Sanyo li-ion cells (totaling about 807lbs), which make up about half the weight of a commercial Mira.
