Comment: Re:Spell it out the first time (Score 3) 279
Thanks! And I could not agree more.
Comment: Extremely old news (Score 1) 150
This is the Google X-Prize they are talking about, right? The one that got everyone exited years ago?
Why, even BBC makes fake news these days to attract more views.
Comment: Not enough brainpower (Score 1) 121
to understand what they are talking about. And I am even singletasking.
Comment: Re:Can't help but think (Score 5, Insightful) 649
No, Anonymous is right.
SOPA meant anyone could take down anyone else's website for any or none reason.
Now Anon shows what that would mean. For once there is a actually a point in the DDoS.
Comment: Why not use dates scheme? (Score 1) 378
linux-2011-06
linux-2011-09
linux-2011-12
etc.
Comment: Re:Dark matter is always there when you need it (Score 2) 174
Properties: it has mass (bends space)... don't know of any others, except the trivial stuff like it can move and be scattered around.
Effects: explains galactic rotation curves, explains some instances of lensing, possibly explains the perturbations this article is about.
Yeah, it has exactly the one property that someone is missing: mass. But is conveniently free of any other property that could influence anything.
The explanations you refer to are all based on calculations that are ultimately based on our understanding of gravity. The least understood force, the one that just won't fit into the picture. What a real scientist should do was to better research and explain gravity instead of making up some magic invisible soup to fix it all.
Pseudoscience, I say.
Comment: Dark matter is always there when you need it (Score 1) 174
Tell me, what properties does dark matter have, save for explaining the factor 2-4 miscalculation of the universe's mass?