Comment Re:Analogy sucks (Score 0) 22
"Scientists have explored 0% of unexplored areas"
Comment Re:A convincing link on this topic (Score 1) 110
And that was 9 years ago!
Comment Re:Netflix, but not for content (Score 1) 37
My biggest gripe with the streaming service interfaces is that the continue watching on a lot of them seems to remove shows after a set amount of time. Instead the list should be limited by , a fairly large, number of shows, so if you don't watch a service a lot, you can find that show you started 6 months ago.
Submission + - Linus Sebastion from Linus Tech Tips is stepping down as CEO (youtube.com)
thesinfulgamer writes: Linus talked about thinking about resigning from LTT on a live stream 3 years ago. He announced he is stepping down as CEO to focus on just the videos and content today. His former boss from NCIX, Terren Tang will be taking over as CEO on July 1st, Linus is changing to chief visionary to focus on just the content and community, and have zero business duties.
Comment Re:Loss in tax revenue != hole in budget (Score 1) 290
The rainy-day fund is not built with taxes from citizens and business. It is built only with taxes from the oil-industry. And then they have invested all that money, so the money itself helps to build up the fund even more.
Comment Re:The problem with these in the US (Score 1) 303
It should not be allowed to have both the pedestrian crossing and the turn signal showing green at the same time. The turn signal could switch from red to green immediately after the ped-crossing turn red, but no sooner.
If they want to increase the flow of the intersection, they could have the turn signal be red-less, as in not having a red state. Then when the straight-ahead signals go green, it would be allowed to turn left yielding to oncoming traffic and any pedestrians in the crossing. Then when the oncoming traffic and the ped-crossing have turn red, the left turn signal goes green indicating free path.
If they want to increase the flow of the intersection, they could have the turn signal be red-less, as in not having a red state. Then when the straight-ahead signals go green, it would be allowed to turn left yielding to oncoming traffic and any pedestrians in the crossing. Then when the oncoming traffic and the ped-crossing have turn red, the left turn signal goes green indicating free path.
Comment Re:The XKCD Captcha is more anxious inducing... (Score 2) 115
Think I solved it: (Would be really xckd-y if it was unsolvable)
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Comment Re:It could be smartphones or it could be (Score 1) 136
Maybe we should start making feature length headlines?
Comment Re:Depends on how you define "own" (Score 1) 259
Why wouldn't a router function without internet?
Comment Re: What? (Score 1) 36
So: "Grandman builds gizmo for grandmother"?
Comment Re:Do an Sim demolition derby! (Score 1) 58
Wreckfest?
Comment Re: Grassroots Motorsports (Score 1) 58
One of the best rules I've come across to keep the racing affordable was this one:
* Any competitor can purchase the winning car for $500
So that either keeps the cost of the cars down, or one very rich competitor eventually having made all the cars competing. :-p
* Any competitor can purchase the winning car for $500
So that either keeps the cost of the cars down, or one very rich competitor eventually having made all the cars competing.
Comment Re:Film theater screens (Score 1) 232
My local cinema uses a constant horizontal, and have some black fabric at top and bottom that get adjusted to make the desired aspect ratio. You see them moving when they switch from showing commercials and trailers (1.77), and to the movie proper (2.35)
Comment Re:Less scrolling with 4:3 (Score 1) 232
There should be 24:9 screens, witch would be 2 4:3 (12:9) screens worth of width.
Comment Re:And Just like that! (Score 1) 338
So vote L or G?
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