Comment Re:Wait, WHAT? (Score 1) 29
Birds switch off half their brain while migrating:
So do some drivers...
Comment Clarke & Dawe - Interview with a bar tailed go (Score 1) 29
Comment How about Colin Furze's one 6 years ago... (Score 4, Informative) 117
Comment Sega SC3000H (Score 1) 523
In 1986
Comment Re: One thing is clear (Score 1) 216
He trains in MMA, he knows what being punched in the stomach is like.
Comment "Successful" (Score 1) 35
The did catch it, but it was undersized, so they had to let it go.
Comment Re:What this condition is (Score 1) 93
I can recognize faces, but I can't see them in my head. I want to remember what people look like without pictures.
Yep, I can recognise my wife, but I couldn't describe what she looks like.
Comment Re:What this condition is (Score 1) 93
People with Aphantasia are the literal opposite of this. They can't "imagine" an elephant even if they've seen one whereas you or I who are told NOT to think of an elephant will imagine an elephant (which I just did by writing this).
We can "imagine" or think about an elephant, just not "see" it.
What we perceive as "imagining" is different to what you perceive.
Comment Windows ChromeOS? (Score 1) 62
Sounds like a ChromeBook...
Comment Re:The headline is a lie (Score 1) 140
Just RTFS. It was written in Windows XP.
It was written in Movie Master.
A DOS program.
Running under XP.
Comment John Brunner had it right (Score 1) 43
In The Shockwave Rider with the Delphi pool.
Comment Re: This may be a good thing... (Score 2) 159
Look at the source of the Google search page...
Comment Ohh, burn! (Score 1) 255
Anyone can heckle a senator with snotty tweets.
You need to be big/powerful for a senator to feel they have to respond though.
You don't write loopholes, you find them and by definition they're legal.
Comment What? (Score 1) 110
Did someone just pick buzzwords at random?
Comment Times Square? (Score 1) 443
What's a Times Square?
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