Comment Re:Conclusion (Score 1) 380
Bah. Google knows how smart I am!
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Comment Badges? (Score 1) 112
Badges? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinkin' badges!
Comment Oh great. (Score 4, Funny) 364
64-bit Firefox: Now with 192 gigabytes of memory leaks!
Comment Here they come... (Score 1) 550
Pffffftttt. Oh man, dude. I totally have a prescription for this. Pfffffttt, . Like, my eyes are totally messed up, I've got the glaucoma, I swear! Pfffffffffffffffffftttt. Oh wow, the colors, man!
Where are the Doritos?
Where are the Doritos?
Comment What do you expect? (Score 0) 42
Bah! What do you expect to happen? It's crappy Microsoft software, of course it has security vulnerabilities.
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Waiting for the wooshes...
Waiting for the wooshes...
Comment Re:Fishing for an invite (Score 1) 408
Thanks man. I appreciate it.
Submission + - Google Android 3.2 Honeycomb OS Released (techtribune.com)
An anonymous reader writes: The Google Android 3.2 OS release date is here. Motorola users are already receiving the rollout of updates in phases. For Xoom tablet users you can expect a new viewing mode known as "zoom to fill" and you will also get fully enabled SD card slots.
Comment Re:Fishing for an invite (Score 1) 408
If anyone has an invite they could spare I would greatly appreciate it. kramkroy [bat] gmail [bot] com
Submission + - Larry Page: Over 10M Google+ Users,1B Items Shared (digitizor.com)
dkd903 writes: Larry Page has confirmed that Google+ now has more than 10 Million users and the Plus 1 button is being served more than 2.3 billion times daily. Also, more than 1 billion items are being shared and received daily.
Comment Re:Good (Score 1) 103
Not a decision. This is Texas House Bill 1841, so it isn't the result of a lawsuit.
Comment Re:Jumping to conclusions (Score 1) 157
They must have got the mat.
Submission + - China Launching Own Space Station Soon (spaceflightnow.com)
arisvega writes: It seems like what will comprise the Chinese Space Station's first module has been moved to its final testing location, and will soon be launched into orbit- two manned missions are scheduled to follow after an unmanned mission checks out. The best part? A movie about China in space is already premiering.
Submission + - 10 Tech Products Which Came Too Late
adeelarshad82 writes: There's fashionably late, and then there's tragically late. Plenty of perfectly good technology has perished merely because it was late to the party and ended up coming off as a copycat product. PCMag rounds up ten tech products from Digital Compact Cassette to Netbooks which just didn’t survive the market because of their poor timing. Beware, this is a slideshow.
Submission + - Will keyboard type deathknell for cursive writing? (networkworld.com)
coondoggie writes: "Keyboard typing and messaging are the way of future no doubt but at the cost of cursive writing? That seems to be the trend as Indiana this week became one of a number of states that no longer require cursive to be taught, but rather require typing skills instead. The Indiana move is part of a larger move to a common learning and ultimately testing program known as the Common Core State Standards Initiative."
Submission + - Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant pumping out water (therepublic.com)
mdsolar writes: "The Omaha Public Power District has installed a new barrier around its Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant and is now pumping out floodwaters from the Missouri River.
OPPD installed the new 8-foot-tall, water-filled barrier around the plant to replace a similar one that failed two weeks ago after a worker inadvertently punctured it with a bobcat.
The utility planned to pump out the water behind the new barrier on Sunday to create a dry area around the plant, so it will be easier to for workers to get around."
OPPD installed the new 8-foot-tall, water-filled barrier around the plant to replace a similar one that failed two weeks ago after a worker inadvertently punctured it with a bobcat.
The utility planned to pump out the water behind the new barrier on Sunday to create a dry area around the plant, so it will be easier to for workers to get around."
