Comment Nostalgia gone awry (Score 1) 116
Are you also nostalgic for slavery?
Comment ...and, btw, we sell anti-virus software for linux (Score 3, Funny) 220
http://www.eset.com/us/downloa...
So buy our software to stay safe!
Comment So buy our anti-virus software! (Score 4, Insightful) 42
See! See why we're important! You need to buy our software, and quickly!
Comment Re:Firefox OS (Score 1) 303
...with portable bluetooth keyboard
Comment Firefox OS (Score 3, Informative) 303
Comment nothing lasts forever (Score 2) 126
Nothing lasts forever. Move on.
Comment Save the Helium! (Score 1) 268
Get in line, damnit. Helium gets saved first.
Comment after-life? (Score 1) 386
What do you believe happens -- if anything -- after we die?
Comment Your vitamin regimen? (Score 1) 244
I've read that you ingest huge daily amounts of vitamins, minerals, and possibly other supplements. Would you share the specifics of what you ingest and in what quantities? Are your choices based on research or something else?
Cree Introduces 200 Lumen/Watt Production Power LEDs 421
ndverdo writes "Cree just announced production power LEDs reaching 200 lumen/watt. Approximately doubling the previous peak LED light efficiency, the new LEDs will require less cooling. This should enable the MK-R series to finally provide direct no-hassle replacements to popular form-factors such as MR-16 spots and incandescent lighting in general. The LEDs are sampling and it is stated that 'production quantities are available with standard lead times.'"
Comment GhostShell is gov't shill (Score 2) 124
This fake info was posted by a government shill. The point of the post is no different than Operation Fast & Furious--find those behind the lines.
Comment Re:Not the first time (Score 1) 202
What have they done with those 5 patients since then?
however, it remained impossible to establish any form of communication at the bedside.
Sounds like all they've done is frustrate the hell out of them, but I hope I'm wrong.
Comment Not the first time (Score 1) 202
Both the BBC and the Star articles claims this is a first. But it's not.
Submission + - The space jump -- in Lego! (hlntv.com)
mykepredko writes: "All this chatter about Felix Baumgartner and his remarkable space jump, but where's the love for this brave little Lego man. Just because he's physically incapable of suffering from ebullism, going into a flat spin, or bleeding out through his eyes doesn't make this guy's faithful recreation of the space jump any less remarkable. Two fearless pioneers — one, a person; the other, plastic — plummeting from amazing heights. In the case of the Lego Man, that means about 365 feet, according to the video's "Scale 1:350" note."
Why Do So Many Liberals "Like" Mitt Romney On Facebook? 376
pigrabbitbear writes "Mother Jones reports that, 'In recent weeks, a host of liberal types have complained that their Facebook accounts have erroneously "liked" Romney's page, and some are floating the theory that the Romney campaign has deployed a virus or used other nefarious means to inflate the candidate's online stature. This conspiratorial notion has spawned a Facebook community forum, and its own page: "Hacked By Mitt Romney" (cute url: facebook.com/MittYouDidntBuildThat)' So what's going on? Is the Romney campaign engaging in some tech wizardry to hijack Americans' Facebook pages? Seems unlikely, but Romney did somehow manage to acquire millions of fake Twitter followers. But it looks like the Romney campaign isn't behind this one — Facebook and its mobile app is."
