Comment Re:Wait, this is coming from China right? (Score 1) 130
Ha ha! That's what I was thinking. Probably exactly what will happen.
Comment Re:On the other hand... (Score 1) 221
I believe it's an exact literal translation from the Chinese for the phrase, "If at first you don't succeed, try try again."
frickin' Google Translator...
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Internet 92
MMBK writes "Our friends at JESS3 have unveiled The Ex-Blocker. It's a Firefox and Chrome plugin that erases all name and likeness of your ex from the Internet, even if they become a meme, or the president. You'll no longer have to threaten to delete your Facebook account or concoct an elaborate e-hoax to assuage the reality-shattering complications that are born from break-ups. Simply construct an Internet that omits bad vibes all together."
Comment It's just a word (Score 1) 572
Just write "Please" on there, you egotistical jerk.
Comment Try Make:Electronics (Score 1) 301
It's a little pricey at $34.99, but worth it. You will need some basic understanding of electronics before you can do anything useful.
Good luck.
Supersizing the "Last Supper" 98
gandhi_2 writes "A pair of sibling scholars compared 52 artists' renditions of 'The Last Supper', and found that the size of the meal painted had grown through the years. Over the last millennium they found that entrees had increased by 70%, bread by 23%, and plate size by 65.6%. Their findings were published in the International Journal of Obesity. From the article: 'The apostles depicted during the Middle Ages appear to be the ascetics they are said to have been. But by 1498, when Leonardo da Vinci completed his masterpiece, the party was more lavishly fed. Almost a century later, the Mannerist painter Jacobo Tintoretto piled the food on the apostles' plates still higher.'"
