Comment Re:Smart (Score 1) 1880
Exactly! Same could be said for a car, refrigerator, dish washer, central air unit I have outside, and a television!
Comment Re:Probably Not (Score 1) 314
You're thinking of anti-matter drives. The concepts are well understood and doable except we can't produce enough antimatter to do anything useful. Of course, when, not if, we discover a method of creating antimatter in more abundant quantities, it will not only change the way we travel in space
Comment Re:One of many? (Score 2) 203
Like drive across country in a diaper?
Comment Re:So remind me again... (Score 2) 236
Apparently
mkdir android ; cd android ; repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git ; repo sync ; make
is supposed to shut iPhone users up. Or something.
Comment Re:Horrible. (Score 1) 2254
Typical geek, thinking there is too much white space, and wanting to fill every empty space with some stupid widget or control. White space is good. Now if your beef is with the contrast, maybe version 3.1 will include a reversed chromatic view.
Personally, I like this redesign a lot. The old design seemed so cluttered.
Apple Releases IOS 4.3 Beta To Developers 101
m2pc writes "Apple has just released iOS 4.3 beta to developers. New features include: Developer access to AirPlay API, Four and Five-finger gestures, and the return of the hardware orientation lock for iPad, a feature that upset many when Apple suddenly removed this feature with no software option to re-enable it. Also interesting to note is the lack of mention of the Mobile Hotspot feature rumored to be included in 4.3 for all iOS devices by the Verizon announcement yesterday."
Comment Re:Seriously though... (Score 1) 648
" If you've been to the Creation Museum or read anything by Ken Ham you would know this."
What?! This is like saying, "If you've falling 2 stories on your head or ingested a gallon of anti-freeze you would know this."
Kentucky Announces Creationism Theme Park
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riverat1 writes "On December first, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear announced that a creationism theme park is expected to open in 2014. Park developers are seeking state tourism development incentives and could receive up to $37.5 million over a 10-year period. Gov. Steve Beshear said he does not believe the incentives would violate the principle of church-state separation because the 14-year-old tax incentives law wasn’t approved for the purpose of benefiting the Ark Encounter. The park will have a 500 foot replica of the Ark with live animals on it and a Tower of Babel explaining how races and languages developed. The park will be turned over to Answers in Genesis after it is built. They are a non-profit organization which may allow them to discriminate in hiring on the basis of religion."
Comment Re:I predict (Score 1) 233
Your quaint religious views amuse me.
Comment You are more right than you know. (Score 5, Funny) 284
anyone with half a brain has a droid anyway.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Comment Re:Good, let CA and TX fight it out. (Score -1, Troll) 857
Oh, the noble moderate! To chicken-shit to take one side over the other.
Comment Re:Sounds to me... (Score 1) 1067
The difference is that no one cares what you have to say.
Comment Re:Hrmm (Score 1) 526
Ignorance of the law is no defense.
Comment Re:I bought my 2nd netbook just a week ago (Score 1) 911
Well stock up on netbooks. I have a feeling they will be a passing memory in a few years.
Comment Teach them a lesson (Score 2, Funny) 325
Adobe should just teach them all a lesson and take their apps off Microsoft and Apple's platforms! That will teach em.
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