Comment Re: Sure sure... (Score 1) 53
Me too. Best phone I have ever had. Keyboard to scroll is awesome. Big screen, great resolution, wonderful phone.
Me too. Best phone I have ever had. Keyboard to scroll is awesome. Big screen, great resolution, wonderful phone.
I was going to post a suggestion for goatse.
It is the obvious choice for humanity. It could keep some aliens away, but maybe also attract others...
Goatse, tubgirl, lemon party. We need to perfect selective mind erasing technology.
I want a second screen to be touchscreen e ink so I can see it outdoors...
Hey, I resemble that comment!
Yeah, without CmdrTaco the site is pretty lame. No real soul anymore...
Orville was odd. Bad acting, plus is it comedy or is it parody or is it real?
Not sure what it is, but I will watch it just to support hard scifi on TV. Heck, I watch Lexx and it was awful. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexx
This.
Doesn't Tesla guarantee a certain amount of storage for so many years? If you deep cycle your batteries, I believe you will reduce their lifetime / capacity. If you reduce their lifetime, you increase the probability that Tesla will have to replace them under warranty. If they have to replace their batteries, it increases the cost to Tesla cost. They pass that cost (or savings) on to you.
That being said, riding in a P100D with ludacris PLUS in launch mode is a life altering experience.
I used Netscape Communicator 4.7 way longer than I should have. Keep the installer bundle and run until she dies or you find a replacement.
Or find a fork.
BlackBerry Priv is the best phone I have ever owned. Hardware keyboard on a high end Android phone is a dream.
The other cool feature is the extended keyboard acts as a touch sensitive scroll control and a cursor.
And the screen is the same size as a iPhone 6+ but the priv is smaller due to a smaller bezel.
Great phone!
We had a 1200 baud and a 300 baud smartmodem. The aluminum case was snazzy.
My Blackberry Priv is the best phone I will probably ever own.
The small amount of plasma is confined using magnetic forces.
If they lose containment, the pressure and temperature on the plasma reduce significantly and the reaction no longer takes place. There is no runaway scenario AFAIK.
I have been down the hall from a tokamak when it is firing. I have also walked next to a tokamak when it is off. I have crawled through stellarator rings. These things are not scary, they are impressive.
Fusion never!
Fusion funding plot:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ab/U.S._historical_fusion_budget_vs._1976_ERDA_plan.png
This has been out for a while. Dolby bought BrightSide which first pushed individual LED backlighting for HDR LCDs AFAIK.
Maybe they have now gone to individual pixels instead of white LED? Same idea, just higher res and probably lower cost.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BrightSide_Technologies
2005 BrightSide Demos
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2005/10/04/brightside_hdr_edr/8
This. They basically get weeded out by by the moderation and default limits. Most folks never see them.
Don't monkey with crap that doesn't need monkeying with.
I, for one, welcome our new zombie rat-stingray overlords.
Seriously, add some fiber optics, LEDs, and a Raspberry Pi and we have some awesome robots. Think BigDog / PetMan but organically actuated. Encapsulate the fibers in the special fluid that keeps them alive and we have a cool metal-free actuator (that currently only lives a week). Still very cool.
"Protozoa are small, and bacteria are small, but viruses are smaller than the both put together."