Comment: Re:How easy it was to apparently fake product revi (Score 0) 240
What sucks is they brought in body doubles for the reenactment.
In this case... probably a good thing.
Comment: 911 (Score 0) 307
Old cell phones turned into my local sheriff's office are programmed to dial 911 only then given to victim's assistant program...
so zero.
Comment: Re:decomission nuclear subs (Score 0) 490
Couldn't we park a couple of navy designed reactors off shore and run some jumper cables to the grid?
They seem have the most reliable designs.
Comment: Re:I think the Dutch are jealous (Score 0) 117
Montana dental floss isn't all it's cracked up to be, either.
I guess that foils my plan to go to Montana and become a dental floss tycoon
Comment: Re:Battery research (Score 1, Funny) 163
Call me when this research turns into a produced battery.
O.K. as long as your battery is charged... conversation limited to about 15 minutes.
Comment: Re:figures (Score 0) 470
Where are these convenient, pre-formed, barren valleys? In all of Europe? I doubt it, not everyone here has the space for solar, or enough sunshine to make it worthwhile.
Well there is this one in Michagan USA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludington_Pumped_Storage_Power_Plant But it wasn't pre-formed
Comment: Re:Research (Score 0) 141
the combined color
The memrestors have a color code on them?
Comment: Re:Motor cars weren't (Score 0) 242
here is the fastest of those.
Hay... Your "car" uses two "aircraft Engines"!!!
Comment: Re:medical and research (Score 0) 727
anything labelled medical, nuclear, or laboratory grade.
You forgot to add the word "safety" and then double the price.
Comment: Re:Americans are just mental wimps (Score 0) 300
a ton of stuff
Obviously you are talking in metric tonnes here.
Comment: Re:If you want to know what's wrong with "lively". (Score 4, Funny) 305
(don't even try to U-turn if you're on a bidirectional street).
As opposed to the U-turn on the one-way streets?
Comment: Re:Impact (Score 0) 262
without knowing the facts beforehand.
Are You new here?
Comment: Re:Does Moore's Law end when things get too tiny? (Score 0) 77
what else can you think of to incorporate into it?
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Comment: Re:Astronomy (Score 0, Redundant) 201
directly image a nearby terrestrial sized planet.
You must be using VERY large values of nearby
Comment: Re:10,000 years (Score 2, Funny) 307
And when (not if) this clock breaks down, what will that encourage us to do?
My old wind-up alarm clock is busted but it is still right twice a day.