Comment: The shape (Score 1) 351
The shape of that phone makes no sense what so ever.
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Comment: Total profit per PS3.. (Score 1) 117
I wonder how much sony makes on average per PS3 sold. I guess the bulk income must be from licensing of games and such, since the hw hasn't turned a profit until now. Are there numbers on this?
Comment: Resolution? (Score 1) 60
What's the resolution on this thing?
Major Study Concludes That Cloud Seeding Is Effective 81
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from the not-so-sure-about-the-dancing dept.
from the not-so-sure-about-the-dancing dept.
An anonymous reader writes "A 45-year Australian trial is the best evidence yet that cloud seeding — the practice of artificially inducing clouds to make rain — really works."
USB Flash Drive Comparison Part 2 — FAT32 Vs. NTFS 198
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timothy
from the get-your-data-past-the-border-guards dept.
from the get-your-data-past-the-border-guards dept.
Dampeal writes "Ok, a little while back I ran a somewhat large USB Flash Drive Comparison with 21 drives compared, today I got part two of that comparison. I've taken the 8gig and 4 gig drives, nine in total, and formatted them FAT32, NTFS and ExFAT and ran all of the tests over again for a comparison of how the file systems work on the drives." Good news — after some exhaustively graphed testing scenarios, the author comes to a nice conclusion for lazy people, writing "[I]n my opinion the all around best choice is FAT32, or the default for most all USB drives out there today, it seems to give us the best average performance overall."
