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Comment: Re: It isn't cheap, nor is it easy. (Score 1) 47

by mysidia (#43778775) Attached to: Dell Dumps Its Public Cloud Offerings

If you are really concerned about latency then a private cloud would be the best solution.,

Ah, but you see... It's not about private clouds... it's not me alone that is concerned about latency... it would be my customers that would be considering using a cloud service for their internal servers, because there are no big datacenters nearby, but my datacenter is nearby...

The big cloud providers' datacenters are far-away net-wise, so I ought to be able to service some latency-sensitive workloads with good performance at a level of service that Linode/Rackspace could not possibly hope to provide... naturally, I would expect to be paid a premium for doing this, but if there is sufficien demand, it still ought to be reasonable for me to build..

+ - Forbes Takes a Second Look At Rossi's E-Cat Cold Fusion Device->

Submitted by Baldrson
Baldrson writes "Forbes technology contributor Mark Gibbs reports that: "I haven’t posted about Rossi and his E-Cat since last August simply because there wasn’t much to report other than more of Rossi’s unsupported and infuriating claims ... What everyone wanted was something that Rossi has been promising was about to happen for months: An independent test by third parties who were credible... much to my, and I suspect many other people’s surprise, a report by credible, independent third parties is exactly what we got. Published on May 16, the paper titled “Indication of anomalous heat energy production in a reactor device” would appear to deliver what we wanted...And now, the big reveal the authors’ conclusions are (again, the emphasis is mine): ' if we consider the whole volume of the reactor core and the most conservative figures on energy production, we still get a value of (7.93 ± 0.8) 102 MJ/Liter that is one order of magnitude higher than any conventional source.'""
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Comment: Re:Been to the web site? (Score 1) 94

No, it should be forwarded to the relevant authorities (and bar association), the lawyer disbarred, whoever ordered it sent to jail (even only a week actual locked up will do...

It's nice to be "outraged", but connection to reality generally drives the actions that people who have something to spend and something to lose do.

A lawyer sending a uppity letter alleging this and that is not illegal. Everyone is entitled to an opinion.

But by all means, become "outraged", it's what the Internet is about these days, not rational clear thinking, apparently.

Comment: Re:Skeptical fungus is skeptical... (Score -1, Troll) 150

by cryfreedomlove (#43774189) Attached to: Yahoo Pinkie-Swears It Won't Ruin Tumblr

Perhaps, a few months into the job, Marissa is realizing how bad things really are at Yahoo, and it depresses her, so she's engaging in a little "retail therapy" -- paying way too much for something she doesn't really need in order to feel better about herself.

You are realizing how bad things really are in your life, and it depresses you, so you're engaging in a little misogyny in order to feel better about yourself.

Comment: Paging Mr Darwin (Score 0, Troll) 239

by Gothmolly (#43773221) Attached to: Uptick In Whooping Cough Linked To Subpar Vaccines

With population exploding, shouldn't we return to an era where the weak were culled out? With chronic unemployment as the new norm, maybe there's just too many people. It's like managing these "lifestyle" diseases - back in the day old people had the grace to die of diabetes or a heart attack, now they live until 90, but don't work the last 30 years of their lives, effectively eating the seed corn of the new generation. We're soon going to be victims of our own successes.

Mystics always hope that science will some day overtake them. -- Booth Tarkington

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