Comment Re:Really? (Score 1) 596
Comment Re:Oh the Irony..... (Score 1) 735
Comment Re: Hype pain (Score 1) 75
Comment Re:How could they mess this up??! (Score 1) 443
Comment Re: BLINDED BY ARROGANCE (Score 1) 315
Comment Re:The Problem Isn't "Free Speech vs Privacy" (Score 1) 278
Comment Re:Useless (Score 4, Informative) 187
Second, this is not painted on the road, it is a special strip that is embedded in the road surface. They can also send a tiny bit of current through it to intensify the glow, which is especially useful in winters. It essentially cuts the energy requirement with a factor of a few million (a number which I just made up).
Disclaimer: I live in the Netherlands
Comment Re:Producing them is one thing (Score 1) 88
Comment "snaps" (Score 4, Informative) 32
Comment Re:geostationary GPS satellites (Score 1) 247
:-D
Comment Re:geostationary GPS satellites (Score 2) 247
GPS satellites are not in LEO, but not quite GEO either...
Comment Re:geostationary GPS satellites (Score 1) 247
and they're geostationary (or at least some of them are)
Are you sure?
Comment Re:it's like that and that's the way it is (Score 1) 186
Thanks, that is a nice one!
One thing still bothers me with this: What if the second envelope had equal content to the first the whole time, but it just flips depending on the way you slice it open? That way, you can never prove that there is some entanglement, the association was made when the envelopes were created, and the flip (or not) to opposite is made only with local information.
Comment Re:The peril of new technology (Score 5, Insightful) 293
This is something I truly do not understand. Americans should be extremely proud of Tesla Motors! An american company launches their first fully in-house developed electric car, almost out of nothing, and completely blows away anything that is available anywhere in the world. Including decades old multi-billion dollar companies in Europe and Japan. This car is not cheap, but it is exclusive, well built, comfortable, reliable, has good range, incredible performance, is innovative and almost legacy-free. And very importantly (and surprisingly for an american car if I may say so) actually looks very good! Furthermore, the company takes initiative to create a very useful charging network, and has amazing customer service.
Americans, embrace Tesla Motors please!!