Comment Did anyone else read the headline and think (Score 1) 136
that they were building an open source Synchrotron Light Source accelerator.
Comment I was hoping it was a spin isomer battery (Score 2, Interesting) 234
I though someone had got the induced decay of Hf spin isomers to work.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_gamma_emission
1300 megajoules per gram would be a good battery.
Comment according to the scrabble word list. (Score 1) 423
a quick grep of TWL06.txt
shows "SWEATERDRESSES" as the longest left handed word which is 15.
the command for the curious.
egrep -i "^[qwertyasdfgzxcvb]+\b" TWL06.txt |wc -L
Comment Re:Google 'Transparency' (Score 2, Informative) 60
Ummm, a lot of the information or "general feedback: you think you would be willing to pay $500 for is available for free from Google.
Look up Webmaster Tools. http://www.google.com/webmasters/
Look up Sitemaps, and look up Analytics. http://www.google.com/analytics
Disclaimer: I work for Google but I am not speaking for them officially here... just trying to spread some useful information!
Look up Webmaster Tools. http://www.google.com/webmasters/
Look up Sitemaps, and look up Analytics. http://www.google.com/analytics
Disclaimer: I work for Google but I am not speaking for them officially here... just trying to spread some useful information!
Submission + - EMI Releases Entire Catalog DRM-free on Amazon.com
An anonymous reader writes: EMI has announced today that it will be releasing its entire catalog in MP3 format DRM-free on Amazon.com. This is step up from last month's announcment when a partnership was reached with Apple. The big difference however, is that this service will not only be DRM-free, but in MP3 format. Is the iTunes boat being rocked?
