Comment: This reminds me of a movie... (Score 5, Funny) 114
Total Ratcall was it?
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Comment: Re:Ends for Means (Score 1) 127
I for one am always lying on the Internet!
+ - SPAM: Iomega releases all-in-one security video surveillance and network storage solut
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johnsmith7866 writes "Iomega, an EMC company, recently announced the North America availability of an all-in-one network storage video surveillance product that includes both hardware and software, providing SMBs and others with an easy-to-deploy, high performance video surveillance solution"
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+ - Boston Dynamics develops an 11-lb robot that can jump 30 feet into the air,->
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Ruvim (889012) writes "Boston Dynamics has developed a "Sand Flea" 11-lb robot that drives like an RC car, but when it needs to it can jump 30 feet into the air. An onboard stabilization system keeps it oriented during flight to improve the view from the video uplink and to control landings. This youtube video shows its amazing trickery."
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Comment: Hardly the most-anticipated 24 hours (Score 2) 243
This event had been very unpublicized for this to be the most-anticipated 24 hours in tech industry for the last 10 years.
Comment: Didn't we see this article 5 days ago? (Score 1) 226
It also mentioned that discovery was made by a highschooler or something...
Comment: Danger zone! (Score 1) 222
I would consider moving away from wherever company that will be releasing/distributing DNF is located.
Because we just know, that just when they are about to release it, a meteor or aliens or Godzilla will attack that area and destroy everything in vicinity, preventing it from being released.
Comment: Re:DRM (Score 1, Redundant) 358
Should have used old trusty RFC1149 Protocol
+ - How Was Egypt's Internet Access Shut Off?->
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SonicSpike (242293) writes "Scientific American Magazine has a piece on it: "Preliminary investigations indicate that most of the country's ISPs cut Internet access within a 20-minute period, likely at the government's behest.""
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Comment: Re:I'm confused. (Score 1) 506
We are not located at the center of the universe. Which means that if universe is expanding with at least speed of light, we would not be able to see at least the half of the universe that is expanding to the other side from the center.
Now, how does it approach 250+ times bigger? More beer and some additional funding will surely find an answer.
Comment: Re:I am glad I don't use twitter (Score -1, Redundant) 99
What is this twitter thing people are talking about?
Comment: Lights-off haste? (Score 1) 338
So, when the lights came back up again, did they recount the warheads, to make sure that they are not missing one to Ocean's 11?
Comment: Sad to see it go.... (Score 1) 156
This was a great tool for calling businesses while driving, Google would even text the matching result if I wanted a record on my phone. I think I would even be willing to pay a small monthly/per-use fee for this service, as long as it's under $2/call current AT&T directory assistance rip-off.
Comment: Re:Alien signals from space (Score 1) 386
mmm... LCD is very chewy in the morning!
Comment: More sex! (Score 1) 397
Did iPhone users include butt-raping by Steve Jobs in this statistics?
