Comment: Re:Right to submit future domains, but (Score 1) 304
Ninja dojo?
Comment: Re:What's the problem? (Score 1) 292
If that were the case people in Italy administering or writing on the English version of Wikipedia would be faced with the same problem... and you would be able to keep supporting Italian Wikipedia with contributors from outside Italy.
Comment: Re:Simplicity wins. (Score 1) 835
That's not how good Fax is, that's how bad e-mail is. E-mail is probably the most out of date widely used protocol on the planet. You want single point reception, use an IM's file transfer.
Comment: Re:Deprived Again (Score 1) 415
No need to trick anyone, just snap a photo, make a fb profile for the teacher, friend yurself and blackmail away. How can he prove it's not his account?
Comment: Re:wow, nice. (Score 1) 156
A grenade you can control the flight path of from outside the building your target is hiding in? sounds pretty damn useful to me, even with an 8 minute battery!
Battery lasts long enough, EVAs have 5 mins and look what they can do.
Comment: Re:not just autorun! (Score 1) 639
The USB stick concept is wrong. Every other popular removable medium was just that, a medium. You could only mount files on a computer with floppies, cds, zips, and even sticking HDs and flash cards. USB sticks are evil because they can be anything. They load a driver that's kernel level and instruct it to do anything it can, as demonstrated by the USB stick keyboard. People need to get SD readers and use those.
Japanese Scientist Creates Meat Substitute From Sewage 417
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from the I'm-going-to-need-another-slice-of-cheese dept.
from the I'm-going-to-need-another-slice-of-cheese dept.
An anonymous reader writes "Hold on to your hamburgers — Japanese scientist Mitsyuki Ikeda at the Environmental Assessment Center in Okayama has invented an artificial meat substitute made from human feces. The unseemly meal is made by extracting protein and lipids from 'sewage mud.' The lipids are then combined with a reaction enhancer and whipped into 'meat' in an exploder. Ikeda makes the 'meat' more palatable by adding things like soy protein."
Comment: MAME support (Score 1) 325
Can someone link to the MAME build that supports this?
What do you mean they're not coding this directly into MAME source?!?!?!
Most IPv6-certified home network gear buggy->
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Julie188 writes "The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Lab held an IPv6 consumer electronics Plugfest on Feb. 14 and CableLabs has scheduled two more for this year. UNH is tight-lipped about the results, but the sad fact is that most home routers and DSL/cable modems certified as IPv6-compliant by the IPv6 Forum are so full of implementation bugs that they can't be used by ISPs for IPv6 field trials. And that's not helping the Internet have a smooth, fast transition to IPv6. Though OpenWRT and DD-WRT solve the problem, ISPs point out that requiring the average consumer to upgrade their own firmware, because the manufacturer can't do IPv6 right, isn't a practical solution."
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Comment: Re:Enough of this already (Score 1) 433
They should just have someone change his name to Tolkien, write a book about comparing various kinds of wood and ask HIS permission.