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Comment: Re:And so the downward spiral continues (Score 1) 67

by Jenming (#35982066) Attached to: AMD Gives ARM License a Miss, Will Stick To x86

AMD and Intel are truly amazing innovators.
Each time they shrink the process on those chips requires feats of engineering that are staggering. 28 nm, 20 nm soon. Thats nanometers. How cool is that?
The computer hardware companies have done incredible things to personal computing power. Intel, AMD, Nvidia, IBM. Awesome.

Get off my lawn.

Comment: Re:I'm an American... (Score 1) 394

by Jenming (#35515622) Attached to: US Reneges On SWIFT Agreement

And I'm not alone in hoping for an economic downfall into poverty of the US. It may hit us too, but at least the money-bribe-saction bully that the US often is will loose its power.

US money was not offered to Europe as bribes, it was offered as humanitarian aid because Europe bombed itself into the stone age.

If it looks like bribes now its because Europe no longer needs the money. Instead of wishing poverty on the US, why don't you lobby your government to stop taking US money.

If you don't like the policies the US (urges/requires) when it gives out aid to the poverty stricken countries around the world, why don't you lobby your government to provide the aid?

Comment: Re:Two things ... (Score 1) 176

by Jenming (#35371940) Attached to: Microsoft, Google Sue Troll Who Sued 397 Companies

We need the USPTO to stop giving out obvious patents that aren't really anything more than "with a computer".

Neutral experts, or a neutral judge and competing experts, don't come cheap.

The current system is to have a low standard at an outset and then a high standard if it turns out there is actually disagreement.

You could put the high or a higher standard first, but you would have to fund it and its not clear that it would reduce the overall expense or justness of the patent system.

Comment: Re:Why does he fear Sweden will send him to US? (Score 1) 530

by Jenming (#35299628) Attached to: Julian Assange To Be Extradited To Sweden

Take off your tinfoil hat.
This is how we feel about Free Speech in the United States.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentagon_Papers

What I find worrisome is people who are more afraid of a vast US conspiracy than the very real possibility that he raped two women. I thought Western Europe was about on par with the USA as far as womens rights go, am I mistaken?

Comment: Re:The logistics required to move spent fuel (Score 1) 88

by Jenming (#35201968) Attached to: Sandia Helps Secure Kazakh Nuclear Material

1) It is easier to build a bomb with weapons grade fuel than pu-239.
2) It is easier to fuel a reactor with weapons grade fuel than pu-239.

The value of spent fuel is less than the value of raw ore.
The value of weapons grade fuel is far greater than the value of raw ore.

Which do you think people are going to try harder to steal?

Comment: Re:Let's not let broadband history repeat itself.. (Score 2) 324

by Jenming (#35177594) Attached to: Obama's Goal: 98% of US Covered By 4G

There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old's life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs.

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