Comment Re:Anyone else sense ulterior motives? (Score 1) 273
Really, +4, Interesting?
This is an inane comment, not an interesting one. They are ALREADY face-tagged, by us, before they ever enter this CAPTCHA scheme.
Comment Better use for this technology... (Score 1) 325
...would be Body Markers, to write things directly above genitalia, or on buttocks. Such as, "Bite Here!"
Comment Re:When is it going to happen dammit! (Score 1) 373
Are you speaking of the media industry, ISP's, investment bankers, airlines, big pharma, or phone companies? Be clear, man! :-)
Comment Re:Who would've though? (Score 0, Redundant) 514
You suggested that they should have named Bing "10^1000"...
10^0 gives me 1, or 1 with 0 zeroes after it.
10^1 gives me 10, or 1 with 1 zero after it.
10^2 gives me 100, or 1 with 2 zeroes after it.
A google (actually, googol, as named by Milton Sirotta in 1938) is 1 with 100 zeroes after it, therefore 10^100.
(Or were you suggesting that it's that much better than Google?)
Comment Weird coincidence - who'd've thunk it? (Score 1) 133
From the article, "...Some 84 percent of online retailers will be holding major promotions..."
Interestingly, that is precisely the percentage of all statistics that are made up!
Google Demands Higher Chip Temps From Intel 287
JagsLive writes "When purchasing server processors directly from Intel, Google has insisted on a guarantee that the chips can operate at temperatures five degrees centigrade higher than their standard qualification, according to a former Google employee. This allowed the search giant to maintain higher temperatures within its data centers, the ex-employee says, and save millions of dollars each year in cooling costs."
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