blizter - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Something similar to trapit (Score 1) 183

by blizter on Saturday October 22, 2011 @02:40PM (#37805330) Attached to: Meet Siri's Little Brother, Trapit

Hey thanks, It does that when the articles are updated or edited. Unfortunately sometimes they are websites are re-saving articles with nothing new or updating a story like crazy and it gets a bit annoying. Thank tho.

Comment Something similar to trapit (Score 1) 183

by blizter on Saturday October 22, 2011 @12:55PM (#37804638) Attached to: Meet Siri's Little Brother, Trapit

I launched http://www.undivided.info/ about 6 months back. Tells you when news from around 120 websites are posted in real-time.

Comment Re:Poverty is the REAL issue (Score 1) 147

by blizter on Wednesday October 19, 2011 @09:13AM (#37761194) Attached to: New Vaccine Halves Malaria Risk

In Soviet Russia, if they have more bodies available to pick up, then the economy will work.

Comment Facebook (Score 1) 214

by blizter on Saturday September 24, 2011 @06:32PM (#37504814) Attached to: Steam Translation Community Slaving Away

Has been doing this for a while now..

Comment Disturbing (Score 1) 417

by blizter on Wednesday June 15, 2011 @07:09PM (#36456656) Attached to: Japanese Scientist Creates Meat Substitute From Sewage

That finger pointer is disturbing!

Comment Emulators (Score 1) 330

by blizter on Tuesday June 07, 2011 @04:11PM (#36366984) Attached to: Nintendo Announces New Console: Wii U

They will probably allow you to play Game Boy games on the controller.

Comment Re:UPS Rings Doorbells? (Score 1) 363

by blizter on Monday June 06, 2011 @09:17AM (#36349238) Attached to: English Teenager Invents a Better Doorbell

What does he do, instead? Just parks and gives you 60 seconds to notice him and storm out of the house?

I caught one that wrote that "You weren't in" cards in advance, then came to the door, faked to knock, put the card and just run.

Submission + - Intel Designs Faster, 3D Transistor (nytimes.com)

Submitted by

lee1

on Wednesday May 04, 2011 @01:13PM

lee1 writes: "Intel has found a way to keep on the Moore's Law track by making smaller, faster and lower-power computer chips by building 3D transistors. They are already manufacturing microprocessors using this new design, called a FINFET (for fin field-effect transistor), which incorporates a small pillar, or fin, of silicon that sticks up above the surface of the chip. Intel said that it expected to be able to make chips that run as much as 37 percent faster in low-voltage applications and use as much as 50 percent less power. Products based on the new technology may appear some time later this year."

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