Comment Re:Gun control however... (Score 1) 856
You, sir, put a lot of effort into that. I applaud you, and may God have mercy on Yee's soul.
Comment Re:Lawmaker wants sheet metal to be regulated (Score 1) 856
Maybe we could kill them with cell phone radiation.
Comment Re:Yee must have the Maker Bot Steel Edition (Score 0) 856
Okay, I'll calm down. I agree, they will get cheaper. Might I ask you read this article by a NASA astronaut on how our dreams are being hijacked by terrorists?
http://news.discovery.com/space/history-of-space/astronaut-leroy-chiao-space-dreams-media-130507.htm
This one is also intriguing: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/13/130510-buzz-aldrin-space-mars-moon-nasa-science/
Comment Re:Comprehensive reform (Score -1, Troll) 856
Why is this asshole getting upvoted? Laser printer counterfeits aren't worth shit, 3D printers need to be >$40,000 to make any gun mechanism useable, and unless this duncecap is being sarcastic, he should be taken out back and shot with a zip gun.
Comment Re:Thanks, Cody! (Score 1) 856
Slut.
Comment ....dipshit. (Score 0) 856
Because every idiot with two left hands has a 3D printer. Including kids? WOW! I'll just head over to my local preschool and have them print me a gun.
Cunt.
Comment Re:Yee must have the Maker Bot Steel Edition (Score 0) 856
Hey dipshit,
You need a ~$50,000 3D printer to make anything of an accuracy that will actually fire. Otherwise, it'll blow up in their face.
You really think making a 3D printer is that easy?! Cunt. It's easier to use a steel tube and a stapler.
People like you are the ones keeping us on this fucking mudball.
Comment Re:This is why space is empty (Score 1) 856
Beautiful yet hideous. It's true; the human race is too fucking retarded to ever leave this orbit.
Comment But realistically yes. (Score 1) 160
I'd mod up if I had points, but I don't. Mod 'em up!
Comment We couldn't resist... (Score 0) 217
After all, we had to one-up the Commies!
Submission + - Tor Researchers' Tool Aims To Map Out Internet Censorship (forbes.com) 1
Sparrowvsrevolution writes: Tor developers Arturo Filasto and Jacob Appelbaum have released OONI-probe, an open-source software tool designed to be installed on any PC and run to collect data about local meddling with the computer’s network connections, whether it be website blocking, surveillance or selective bandwidth slowdowns. Unlike other censorship tracking projects like HerdictWeb or the Open Net Initiative, OONI will allow anyone to run the testing application and share their results publicly. The tool has already been used to expose censorship by T-Mobile of its prepaid phones' browser and also by the Palestinian Authority, which was found to be blocking opposition websites. The minister responsible for the Palestinian censorship was forced to resign last week.
Comment But who... (Score 1) 214
thrown in jail, too, if possible.
But who will arrest... the sheriff? Badum-CH!
Comment NOD?!?! (Score 1) 5
Who keeps tagging this "nod"? It's not boring, retard!
Submission + - Nanoscientists find long-sought Majorana particle (tudelft.nl) 5
boner writes: In a follow-up of an earlier Slashdot story (http://news.slashdot.org/story/12/03/01/1915236/majorana-fermion-may-have-been-spotted-at-tu-delft), scientists at the Technical University of Delft in the Netherlands, today published their findings that they have indeed found the Majorana particle.
The announcement on the university website provides both a summary and background of this groundbreaking discovery. The page is available in both dutch and english : http://tudelft.nl/en/current/latest-news/article/detail/nanowetenschappers-vinden-langgezocht-majorana-deeltje/
The announcement on the university website provides both a summary and background of this groundbreaking discovery. The page is available in both dutch and english : http://tudelft.nl/en/current/latest-news/article/detail/nanowetenschappers-vinden-langgezocht-majorana-deeltje/
Submission + - New study show Mars Viking robots found life (tech-stew.com)
techfun89 writes: "New analysis of data, now 36 years old, from the Viking robots, shows that NASA had found life on Mars. This conclusion was published by an international team of mathematicians and scientists this week.
The Labeled Release experiment looked for signs of microbial metabolism in soil samples in 1976. The general thinking was that the experiment had found geological not biological activity
However, the new study approached things differently. Researchers broke the data into sets of numbers and analyzed the results for complexity. What they found were close correlations between the Viking results' complexity and those of terrestrial biological data sets. Based on this they concluded that the Viking results were more biological in nature than just geological processes."
The Labeled Release experiment looked for signs of microbial metabolism in soil samples in 1976. The general thinking was that the experiment had found geological not biological activity
However, the new study approached things differently. Researchers broke the data into sets of numbers and analyzed the results for complexity. What they found were close correlations between the Viking results' complexity and those of terrestrial biological data sets. Based on this they concluded that the Viking results were more biological in nature than just geological processes."
