Comment Re:This is why I straight talk on AT&T (Score 1) 321
Comment Re:Collectors? (Score 1) 39
Comment Re:...a cultural what!? (Score 1) 462
Why would it come crashing down?
If the two pieces were completely separated, (assuming they kept the same relative velocity) would they not go flying off into space?
Less gravitational forces?
Comment Re:If you have nothing to hide... (Score 1) 350
... Imagine if the family hiding Anne Franke had their information leaked. Would you still be chanting the same thing?
Is this a whoosh moment...   Anne frank and her family were betrayed (leaked location). They were caught, sent to a concentration camp, where all but the father died. The only thing that may have happened is they could have been detected earlier.
Comment Re:Umm, yeah (Score 1) 232
Really?
Dr Logan said it was vital to understand both these permanent genetic and temporary olfactory changes that were taking place.
He said: "Mosquitoes are very good at evolving very very quickly."
So there are genetic chsnges being attributed to this along with the scientist saying mosquitos are good at evolving quickly. Yeah, clearly it's not evolution. *rolls eyes*
That was two separate things, the genetic changes (introduced in the lab) and the temporary olfactory changes.
Earlier research by the same team found that genetic changes to the same species of mosquito can make them immune to Deet, although it was not clear if there were any mosquitoes like this in the wild.
Comment Re:This is relevant (Score 1) 218
Any new nokia phone out there is either windows, or series 40.
There are still older phones out there running symbian, and they are most certainly smart phones. In some ways android and iOS are only just catching up.
That betng said, my next phone will be Android, after Elop killed the symbian ecosystem.
Comment Re:seems a bit extreme (Score 1) 74
I went to Cambodia/Thailand a couple of years ago, a three course meal a a decent restaurant cost under US$20 for two of us including many beer/wines. Much much cheaper at a "local's" restaurant or cook yourself.
I would assume that accommodation would be similarly cheap.
Unless this is sarcasm as Laos is basically third world.
Comment Re:G-7 is a chord not a note (Score 1) 173
This is infrasonic so referring to it by note name is a bit silly anyway other than referencing it as having a frequency of G * 1/2^n
I think at this frequency, Hz or just as the summary says 8 octaves below the lowest G on a piano is more meaningful.
btw. it is not trivia I picked up accidentally, I did study music theory, I just haven't made any use of it for 15 years or so, understandably it's getting a bit rusty.
Comment Re:G-7 is a chord not a note (Score 1) 173
I have no excuse for putting the Bb in there other than I copied from the GP without reading properly.
My apologies for being slightly misleading.
Comment Re:G-7 is a chord not a note (Score 2) 173
But you are also correct that the G7 (should be G superscript 7) chord, which is the G minor 7 chord has thee notes G, Bb, D, F
Comment Re:Phones should just be phones (Score 1) 738
Comment Re:Surprises? (Score 1) 257
I almost bought one of these bad boys, Symbian was a big selling point for me. It's a pity that Nokia has effectively killed it.
Comment Re:Bigger != Better (Score 1) 660
Comment Re:RMS supports file sharing???? (Score 1) 634
One example is Nine Inch Nails. For the last few albums he has released all of his tracks as individual parts under a creative commons share, attributon, non-comercial license. (in both proprietry and raw(wav/flac) formats.
There is quite a large remix comunity built around this.