Comment Re: I remembered why it takes so long (Score 0) 57
And this is why the first vaccine will come from China. All those falun gongers and uyghurs would love to volunteer. Voluntarily
Comment Why? (Score 0) 152
My steady alcohol consumption had purged that memory. Thanks for this
Comment and... (Score 0) 551
How's that national conversation going?
Comment The Social Network? (Score 0) 164
Nelson: "...People you are speaking to need to know that they have your undivided attention..."
Zuckerberg: ".. you have part of my attention..."
Zuckerberg: ".. you have part of my attention..."
Comment Back in the USSA (Score 0) 242
If it were the USSA.. some politician would be calling for tougher gun control..
Comment When is this going to pass? (Score 0) 623
History will tell you that every generation see themselves as the chosen ones for the next big catastrophe.. It happens over an over.
Let's see... It was nukes, commies, god, witches, the muslims, plague, Y2K, asteroids, jews, virus, aliens, jesus returning, famine..
Oh but now it's different... "Oh! You have a really limited model?? Of a really, really complex system?? And sort-of ok data for only a fraction of it's existence?? On a computa?? With a graph and everything?? And a Phd?? And funding to protect....?? And power to grab by those who fund you....??? And good intentions....???"
"Wow! You must be right!!!! .........this time"
Really???
Nexus One Update Fixes 3G, Adds Multitouch 174
snydeq writes "Google is pushing out an update for the Nexus One that will fix a 3G connectivity problem and add limited support for multitouch. After receiving over 1,500 messages in a support forum from people complaining about trouble connecting to 3G, Google said it has identified the problem and has started delivering the fix. In addition to fixing 3G, the update adds the first applications to support multitouch. While the recent versions of the Android OS include multitouch capability, no phone in the US has supported it."
"Tube Map" Created For the Milky Way 142
astroengine writes "Assuming you had an interstellar spaceship, how would you navigate around the galaxy? For starters, you'd probably need a map. But there's billions of stars out there — how complex would that map need to be? Actually, Samuel Arbesman, a research fellow from Harvard, has come up with a fun solution. He created the 'Milky Way Transit Authority (MWTA),' a simple transit system in the style of the iconic London Underground 'Tube Map.' (Travel Tip: Don't spend too much time loitering around the station at Carina, there's some demolition work underway.)"
Comment You're all missing the point (Score 0) 938
The study was focusing on factors that lead to bullying. It was not a moral study on 'who' is at fault.
It is addressing social factors that bullies respond too. In trying to understand all the factors of human psychology on both side of the event are we ever to effectively deal with the problem. ie We must understand what the bullying is responding to so we can deal with the bully more effectively.
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