Comment: Re:I think he knows the underwear gnomes. (Score 1) 176
Step 2 is "get noticed by the cops".
Comment: Dee Em See Ay (Score 0) 74
DMCA takedown notice in 3...
Comment: Re:Kind of off topic, borderline AC even, but.. (Score 1) 560
Depends on how close he was to a nuclear reactor's core.
Comment: Re:WAY old! (Score 1) 118
More than 10 years ago I had a coworker that suffered from RSS from mouse-use, and she got a piece of hardware that is more or less the spitting image of this device.
Slashvertisement, anyone?
Well, duh, XML-based formats are bad for you.
Comment: Re:For crying out loud, let's just move to IPv6. (Score 1) 275
That would be great... if only all the companies hadn't realized they could now abuse the situation to steal^H^H^H^H^Hacquire increasing amounts of money from their victims^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hclients.
Comment: Re:Barbarella had it right (Score 1) 158
Voyager was filmed in the 1990s.
Comment: Re:Thank goodness there's no damage (Score 1) 154
That I know - I'm talking about the CME itself.
Comment: Re:Thank goodness there's no damage (Score 0) 154
Umm, NASA didn't predict this - it was detected. How does that count as forecasting?
Comment: Re:Spelling Nazis Rejoice? (Score 2, Funny) 125
As this program appears designed to interpret what you want to say based on actual, English-language words, it would be interesting to see how it would handle poor spellers. Personally, I am probably somewhat of a spelling nazi, as I cannot stand how inept some persons (seemingly the younger generation--get off my lawn!) appear to be at spelling. If this is released, I would imagine that poor spellers would either (a) be forced to finally learn how to spell (again, get off my lawn!), or regrettably more likely (b) be frustrated with the program and write off it's inability to correct their own deficiency as a problem with the software, itself.
FTFY.