Comment Obligatory quote (Score 1) 197
"Kirov reporting"
Comment Arbeit Macht Frei ! (Score 1) 450
In a modern way ...
Comment Replicators ! (Score 1) 65
I have seen that on a tv show ...
Comment Brute Force Attack ! (Score 1) 43
Literally, this is the first real life example of what I read in the books.
Comment Re:Ha ha (Score 1) 132
Again 79%.
size does not matter
Comment Canon Laser Jet Printer (Score 1) 464
Am the only one to percieve the heading like this ?
Comment Thank god (Score 1) 106
I am happy to hear that the patch is out in action otherwise WOULD YOU LIKE TO ENLARGE YOUR P**IS ?
Car Glass Rules Could Impair Cell, GPS and Radio Signals In CA 762
An anonymous reader writes "The California Air Resources Board (CARB) just passed a new regulation that requires glazed glass in automobiles that is supposed to reduce the need to use air conditioning. The catch is that the same properties that block electromagnetic sunlight radiation also block lower frequency electromagnetic radio waves. That means radios, satellite radios, GPS, garage door openers, and cell phones will be severely degraded. Even more surprising is that it requires this glass even for jeeps that have soft covers, plastic windows, and no air conditioning.'"
Comment USB flash disks as new media of distribution (Score 1) 238
a 4GB thumb drive is around $8 ... and price going half every 3 months. I will never burn a dvd again. In this tempo, the blu ray capacity will be affordable as "give away usb stick" in 2 years
Comment Obligatory (Score 1) 287
In Soviet Russia you get "Level 700" concept case for $10 !
Comment change ! (Score 1) 246
In European Union the pirate party joins the parliament
Comment Re:Like the phonograph.... The what? (Score 1) 743
WHat Denny's ???
Mc Donalds coffee is best, it is sold everywhere. It can't be not good
Submission + - Have Wii seen the end of the mouse?
Triple Sec writes: Tech that could put the keyboard and mouse out of service has surfaced in Britain. According to silicon.com, BT has demoed a USB-based device that enables a user to manipulate a tablet PC or laptop to 'move the cursor, view maps, surf the net or turn the pages of a digital book'. The motion-sensitive device apparently works in a similar way to the Nintendo Wii controllers.
Feed ID card will be needed to vote, says UK election watchdog (theregister.com)
Use it to fix the bit that isn't broken...
Unexpected support for ID cards has come from Electoral Commission chairman Sam Younger, who has told the Times that photo ID should be required at polling stations, and that if (or, in the view of the current Government, when) ID cards become compulsory they would "undoubtedly" be applied in elections. "I think there’s a very strong case for making sure we go down the road of tightening up the identification of polling station voting as well [as postal ballots]" he said.
