Comment: Re:a graphing calculator these days... (Score 1) 65
I'll try to be respectful here, but I do have a question: A felon has, by definition, disobeyed the law. What makes you believe they would respect the laws in regards to firearm possession?
Comment: Re:Of course (Score 1) 65
Sure, he can just pull out the hot-air rework station he was hiding under his cot, so he can remove the microcontroller from the board without breaking it.
Comment: Re:what mcafee is good for: (Score 1) 117
A 30k$ roadside bribe? That's a pretty stupid policeman. That's "shoot me" territory. He should be happy he got away with not getting what he wanted.
Comment: Re:what mcafee is good for: (Score 1) 117
I think sjames (or someone he/she knows) had a bad experience and has decided every cop is like that.
Comment: Re:what mcafee is good for: (Score 1) 117
Don't kid yourself, the absurd fuckups are the low hanging fruit you hear about.
Comment: Re:what mcafee is good for: (Score 1) 117
Just remember, it's not paranoia if they are actually out to get you.
Comment: Re:Controlling infestations (Score 1) 237
Well, just be careful with it. Especially that last part - phosphine gas is not something you want around.
Being fat soluble means skin absorption would be high as well, so be careful while handling.
Comment: Re:What do these things eat? (Score 1) 237
Out west we had the little black and white guys. Never saw them larger than a pea.
The way they would track you from across the room (their vision is absurdly sharp) and the little "hand washing" thing they did with their mouth-parts always bothered me though.
Comment: Re:What do these things eat? (Score 1) 237
Comment: Re:What do these things eat? (Score 1) 237
Mine have balls. They do not run from light.
Comment: Re:What do these things eat? (Score 1) 237
whereas most species are more like heavily armored caterpillar tanks.
Comment: Re:Controlling infestations (Score 1) 237
[And people wonder why I went around buying up all the diazinon I could find when it was taken off the market.]
Don't suppose you ever wondered why it was taken off the market, when killing insects was it's purpose?
Because diazinon is fat soluble, there is potential for delayed toxicity if significant amounts of diazinon are stored in fatty tissues. Intermediate syndrome generally occurs within 24–96 hours after exposure. Intermediate syndrome in humans is characterized by difficulty breathing and muscular weakness, often in the face neck and proximal limb muscles. Cranial nerve palsies and depressed tendon reflexes have also been reported.
Diazinon is relatively stable under standard ambient temperature and pressure but is susceptible to form toxic phosphine gas upon heating.
Comment: Re:Controlling infestations (Score 1) 237
Well then you just don't have the right ants. These bastards are 1/4" long.
Comment: Re:Really??? (Score 4, Insightful) 500
The same way it happened during the Red Scare?