HAHA! Nice! Well, my h/w hack was to build a "walking ring counter" out of a 555 timer, a binary counter, and a one of ten decoder. Plopped it into a project box and hooked up modular phone plugs, and LEDs to it and viola; Automated Modular Wiring Test Box. More of a project proper than a hack, but there we are. Saved me all sorts of time verifying a wall-jack or a set of connections on M-150s. Yes, I have an M-150 to RJ adaptor! Nerds.
I love these high school software hacks mucho! Way back in the stone ages we had a DEC PDP-11/34 and an
We also broke into the system and had admin access via the crafting of random access data files (which didn't zero their contents!) and viewing the un-zeroed content. Eventually the system password files were discovered and read. Afterwards our instructor got wise and renamed the files, but posted daily file listings for the whole system, so just check it for four small, new files, and then copy them to 8-inch (holy crap 8-INCH!) floppy when you boot the frame, and you're in, bros.
Just block the fuckers and stop worrying about stupid shit already. The have a button for that. Unless you WANT to gather these trolls as active followers, then you're all set! Here's a tip; make websites, don't live on them. When you have more important things to do, then Twatter and Farcebook look like what they really are; huge motherfucking wastes of time to people who are creative.
Or, at the very least, certify and otherwise make them professionals. I would also want them to carry some sort of signage with them or have another person standing near them, at every hour of their day, to shout out "INTERNET TROLL! PROFESSIONAL INTERNET TROLL IS IN THE VICINITY!" Sort of like what we should do with rapists. (stolen from Mr. Show)
That's what I said when I first saw Catlin (!Bruce) Jenner!
Paraphrasing Steve Jobs, he once said that any great new technology should be indistinguishable from magic.
I always like to say; any great new technology got the crucial momentum primarily due to porn.
I'm sure there are some graphene-dildo experiments or jokes in there someplace.
Why not have the lasers mounted a-stearn on the spacecraft itself? Of course, any light may do:
"They even got the graphene to move by focusing ordinary sunlight on it with a lens."
Pretty freakin' cool, I'd say. You'd need a good push to get back home with the blackness of space behind you, or use laser-drive when piloting towards the Sun.
I'd wager that the directionalness(made up word) of the graphene sponge might be due to the alignment of the nanotubes in the sponge material, but they'll figure it out.
Them as has, gets.