Comment Re:Australian Gun Laws are STRICT! (Score -1) 880
It's a good thing Australia doesn't have a second amendment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment Re: Who cares... (Score -1) 346
What is "AM radio"?
Comment Re:Investigation a Crapshoot (Score -1) 229
Wish I could mod your post up but it's currently at terrible!
Comment bitcoin is NOT anonymous (Score -1) 111
The state can successfully trace where your bitcoin creation originates. Hiding being an IP is not anonymous despite what people might claim.
Comment Re:Just like the onion predicted the 5 bladed razo (Score -1) 216
That's why stick with using a safety razor and double edged blades. $10 for 100, that'll last me about a year. http://www.amazon.com/Shark-Do...
Comment The Hubots are taking over (Score -1) 110
pretty soon your job will just go *POOF* and you'll be replaced by a machine. it's only a matter of time until we serve them !
Comment Re:Calories in, calories out... (Score -1) 252
Well, thankfully I don't have a brain tumor to deal with but I've been on the same path for the last 2 years.. only counting carbs. Although, I don't really do it anymore because I know what I'll be eating everyday. It's interesting that you're doctors would suggest such a diet in this cultural environment.
Comment Re:Calories in, calories out... (Score -1) 252
And you really really needs carbs to live. What is your point?
As someone that's lived on a zero-carb diets for months at a time that this is simply not true. The biggest problem with that kind of diet is that it's extremely boring.. and you're not much fun going out with friends for dinner. I consider the paleo diet an extreme one but useful. Most of the time I keep my daily intake of carbs under 15 grams/day... and I feel bad if I hit 30, but it's okay if that happens.
As someone that's lived on a zero-carb diets for months at a time that this is simply not true. The biggest problem with that kind of diet is that it's extremely boring.. and you're not much fun going out with friends for dinner. I consider the paleo diet an extreme one but useful. Most of the time I keep my daily intake of carbs under 15 grams/day... and I feel bad if I hit 30, but it's okay if that happens.
US Marshals Auctioning $20M Worth of Silk Road's Bitcoins 119
coondoggie writes: The U.S. Marshals office says it will auction off almost 50,000 bitcoins (about $20 million worth) seized from alleged Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht. The auction, which is the second sale of Silk Road's bitcoin collection, will take place during a 6-hour period on Dec. 4 from 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. EST. Bids will be accepted by email from pre-registered bidders only, the U.S. Marshals office said. In June more than $17 million in bitcoins seized from the Silk Road take-down were auctioned off.
Comment I've had two legitimate death threats (Score -1) 716
Somone(s) on my youtube gaming channel didn't take kindly to my opinion regarding anarcho-capitalism. I didn't publicize that it happened. The first thing that I did was contact the FBI and let them look into it.
Don't know who the woman in this story is but she sounds like an attention whore begging for as much public sympathy as she can get. Was it a real death threat? I hope she's contacted someone besides the peanut gallery to find out.
Don't know who the woman in this story is but she sounds like an attention whore begging for as much public sympathy as she can get. Was it a real death threat? I hope she's contacted someone besides the peanut gallery to find out.
Comment Already saw this happen (Score -1) 409
in the movie Twenty Eight Days Later. Once the ebola virus reaches the shores of north america we are FUCKED. We're talking about 75-90% of the population being eliminated by this virus. I have a well stocked bunker that will last for 5-7 years. I'll make it but it will be devastating for western society. My prayers are with you.
Lots Of People Really Want Slideout-Keyboard Phones: Where Are They? 544
Bennett Haselton writes: I can't stand switching from a slideout-keyboard phone to a touchscreen
phone, and my own informal online survey found a slight majority of people
who prefer slideout keyboards even more than I do. Why will no carrier
make them available, at any price, except occasionally
as the crummiest low-end phones in the
store?
Bennett's been asking around, of store managers and users, and arrives at even more perplexing questions. Read on, below.
Comment Re:Surprising (Score -1) 52
The moon landing was a damned hoax. The closest Neil Armstrong got to the moon was an elaborate stage somewhere in hollywood. What a joke this nation has become
Apollo 11 Moon Landing Turns 45 211
An anonymous reader writes On July 20, 1969, U.S. astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to walk on the moon. Neil Armstrong would say later he thought the crew had a 90% chance of getting home from the moon, and only a 50% chance of landing safely. The scope of NASA's Apollo program seems staggering today. President Kennedy announced his moon goal just four years into the Space Age, but the United States had not even launched a human into orbit yet. Amazingly, just eight years later, Armstrong and Aldrin were walking on the moon.
Comment Re:Climate Science (Score -1) 305
LOL. True...
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