Comment Re:How easy it was to apparently fake product revi (Score 0) 240
What sucks is they brought in body doubles for the reenactment.
In this case... probably a good thing.
Comment 911 (Score 0) 307
Old cell phones turned into my local sheriff's office are programmed to dial 911 only then given to victim's assistant program...
so zero.
Comment Re:decomission nuclear subs (Score 0) 490
Couldn't we park a couple of navy designed reactors off shore and run some jumper cables to the grid?
They seem have the most reliable designs.
Comment Re:I think the Dutch are jealous (Score 0) 117
Montana dental floss isn't all it's cracked up to be, either.
I guess that foils my plan to go to Montana and become a dental floss tycoon
Comment Re:Battery research (Score 1, Funny) 163
Call me when this research turns into a produced battery.
O.K. as long as your battery is charged... conversation limited to about 15 minutes.
Comment Re:figures (Score 0) 470
Where are these convenient, pre-formed, barren valleys? In all of Europe? I doubt it, not everyone here has the space for solar, or enough sunshine to make it worthwhile.
Well there is this one in Michagan USA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludington_Pumped_Storage_Power_Plant But it wasn't pre-formed
Comment Re:Research (Score 0) 141
the combined color
The memrestors have a color code on them?
Comment Re:Motor cars weren't (Score 0) 242
here is the fastest of those.
Hay... Your "car" uses two "aircraft Engines"!!!
Comment Re:medical and research (Score 0) 727
anything labelled medical, nuclear, or laboratory grade.
You forgot to add the word "safety" and then double the price.
Comment Re:Americans are just mental wimps (Score 0) 300
a ton of stuff
Obviously you are talking in metric tonnes here.
Comment Re:If you want to know what's wrong with "lively". (Score 4, Funny) 305
(don't even try to U-turn if you're on a bidirectional street).
As opposed to the U-turn on the one-way streets?
Comment Re:Impact (Score 0) 262
without knowing the facts beforehand.
Are You new here?
Comment Re:Does Moore's Law end when things get too tiny? (Score 0) 77
what else can you think of to incorporate into it?
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Comment Re:Astronomy (Score 0, Redundant) 201
directly image a nearby terrestrial sized planet.
You must be using VERY large values of nearby
Comment Re:10,000 years (Score 2, Funny) 307
And when (not if) this clock breaks down, what will that encourage us to do?
My old wind-up alarm clock is busted but it is still right twice a day.
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Karl's version of Parkinson's Law: Work expands to exceed the time alloted it.
