Comment Cosmic Radiation att 33km! (Score 1) 221
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Comment Engineering University Towns (Score 1) 315
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Comment Re:I'm male but... (Score 1) 545
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Comment Re:Who has the most to gain by competing? (Score 1) 159
Comment MS already resorting to TV commercials for IE! (Score 1) 212
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Comment Re:Work is NOT a dating agency!!! (Score 1) 375
... you're no longer in the college atmosphere surrounded by single girls but instead
Easy there tiger...please remember that most engineering universities are extremely male-dominated, campus-wide. The problem becomes even worse if the institution is the only university in a small to medium sized city and has attracted a truckload of tech companies around it as well. So essentially from the moment you enter such a place you are pretty much toast unless you invest inordinate amounts of energy into competing with the other guys over the few single girls on the campus or unless you have been blessed with an extensive social network in a different city or in a different university than your own - with all the logistical problems this might entail. And no , 'dance classes' and other activities that 'attract women' in a place with skewed demographics don't help. Heck in my university you can't sign up at a dance class unless you bring your own (female) partner due to the catastrophic oversupply of guys.
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"Still, satellite internet is still one of those need-it-because-we-can't-get-anything-else technologies. It's that pesky speed of light problem that gets in the way."
And do not forget the even peskier radius of geostationary orbit at ~3.6*10^4 km altitude.