Comment Re:Hmm.... (Score 1) 833
Comment Re:No different than the food supplements in Ameri (Score 1) 296
I think death is the "exile of life". Elixir?
Comment Re:not so simple... (Score 1) 197
Here, I'm not copying it.
None of that goes against this law.
Comment Re:Story is from The Sun (Score 4, Informative) 572
Recommended reading for anyone who'd mod 'Faux News' troll.
Submission + - Breakthroughs in HTML Audio & JavaScript (vocamus.net)
jamienk writes: Imagine if you could grab and manipulate audio with JavaScript just like you can images with canvas... Firefox experimental builds let you do just that: crazy audio visualizations, a graphic equalizer, even text-to-speech, all in JavaScript! Work in progress, you need a special build of Firefox (videos available), being worked on via W3C. Weren't people just saying that Firefox doesn't innovate?
Comment Re:And Zoidberg! (Score 1) 183
How's it taste?
Comment Re:Good News! (Score 1) 183
Comment Re:no analogue holes (Score 1) 424
If you don't like the idea of a $20 cable we also sell Analogue Floor Cleaner and Analogue Plugs for $19.99 each in case your current cables ever spring a leak.
Comment Re:Am I the only one? (Score 3, Funny) 367
Okay, iPoop is coming out.
Comment Re:"The case will continue...." (Score 3, Informative) 292
Comment Re:We're screwed (Score 1) 143
Okay, genetics helps of course, but the point is that genetics doesn't change over the course of a person's life in order to make him/her resistant to a disease. Either it's there from conception or it's not; however, acquired resistances throughout life are passed from mother to child as well through blood pre-birth and breast milk post-birth.
Comment Re:We're screwed (Score 1) 143
This isn't genetic. The blood of the mother and child are shared before birth, thus antibodies are passed on through blood.
Comment Re:This is nonsense (Score 1) 248
Comment Re:Odious (Score 1) 439
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