Comment: So who need Internet Radio? (Score 1) 139
What is the point?
Comment: Steve Jobs says "People don't read any more." (Score 1) 327
As a teacher I know that my students sure don't read scarcely anything.
Do you remember limits in your study of math?
Let us assume the number of readers is rapidly approaching zero.
The effect on prices of books is clear:
Each book will approach the price point of precisely $ infinity.99
Intelligent life out there somewhere?->
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BrentRJones writes "Michio Kaku, Professor of Theoretical Physics, CUNY, poses an interesting question on bigthink.com Is there intelligent life in the universe? He was on Larry King Live tonight. Kaku’s responses to Steven Hawkin’s recent comments are revealing. “We may be too insignificant for them to make formal contact. “"
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Comment: Comcast can encrypt video (Score 1) 69
And make sure that nobody can steal it. Isn't that the point?
Comment: Re:Is the recording admissible? (Score 1) 324
Rick, If I had a recording of me talking with 3 terrorists planning to blow up some federal building, would I not be able to use it? Would I be liable to arrest for hidden recording?
As a public high school teacher I have often thought of hiding a video camera doing constant recording of class. I have been assaulted several times and kids often curse me out. Yet, because I am in Illinois I can't legally do this??
Brent Jones [at] brentjones . org
Comment: but you can buy a over shoulder camera too (Score 1) 347
just watch out for those guys who grab you from the drains you walk over
Comment: I hope he fails! (Score 1) 374
He = Mr iPad
If we defeat him on this WiFi issue then we Republicans will sweep the next election.
Long live CHAOS.
Comment: Scientists at Fermilab are drinking something (Score 1) 256
It looks like Kool Aid but the flavor is very strangeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Comment: My wife has cold fingers 90% of the time. (Score 2, Funny) 223
So she could not use the device. Security should have fingerprint, strong password, challenge question and voice recognition.
Comment: Exactly what I told the first 1.08 x 10^72 (Score 1) 546
Einsteins that I met on the way to this planet.
Wally Warp,
The guy who learned to JUMP to hyperspace and not accelerate into it.