Comment Re:Burn them (Score 3, Funny) 301
I am using one of my older 7" tablets as a bedside clock at the moment, always synched and accurate
Comment Re:CDs? (Score 2, Insightful) 334
A CD is a funky mirror (at least according to my workmates)
I can't imagine that this is going to do EMI much long term good!
I can't imagine that this is going to do EMI much long term good!
Comment Oh dear! (Score 1) 202
I can't imagine this going well :|
Although I would have thought that this would have been covered under 'prior art'?
Although I would have thought that this would have been covered under 'prior art'?
Comment Re:You don't get better by not doing (Score 2, Informative) 315
I agree, I would rather not be 'inside' a crash, but it is a fact that Nuclear technology has not been able to develop due to fears that people have about radioactivity ect.
Coal vs Nuclear (Take your pick of these articles)
Coal evil: http://www.restoringeden.org/community/CreationVoice/january2009/coalash
Nuclear evil: http://www.cejournal.net/?p=410
There are issues (primarily with the Radioactive waste) but we still have what amounts to cira 1970/1980 Nuclear technology. pity that.
Coal vs Nuclear (Take your pick of these articles)
Coal evil: http://www.restoringeden.org/community/CreationVoice/january2009/coalash
Nuclear evil: http://www.cejournal.net/?p=410
There are issues (primarily with the Radioactive waste) but we still have what amounts to cira 1970/1980 Nuclear technology. pity that.
Comment Interesting (Score 2, Funny) 361
I wonder if this would help me, I am running 2 VMWare servers on an older box and it is a little lethargic at the moment.
If I could ever get to the story I might be able to find out :|
Comment Re:Primary? (Score 1) 596
That process sounds rather familiar to me :)
Comment Re:Good Writeup! (Score 1) 368
I think that if they had all the answers then they would be building the Space Elevator now rather than a planned finish date of around 25 years!
Submission + - ZFS on Linux: It's alive! (linuxworld.com)
lymeca writes: LinuxWorld reports that Sun Microsystem's ZFS filesystem has been converted from its incanartion in OpenSolaris to a module capable of running in the Linux user-space filsystem project, FUSE. Because of the license incompatibilities with the Linux kernel, it has not yet been integrated for distribution within the kernel itself. This project, called ZFS on FUSE, aims to enable GNU/Linux users to use ZFS as a process in userspace, bypassing the legal barrier inherent in having the filesystem coded into the Linux kernel itself. Booting from a ZFS partition has been confirmed to work. The performance currently clocks in at about half as fast as XFS, but with all the success the NTFS-3g project has had creating a high performance FUSE implementation of the NTFS filesystem, there's hope that performance tweaking could yield a practical elimination of barriers for GNU/Linux users to make use of all that ZFS has to offer.
Submission + - Videogame Unites Republicans and Democrats (gamepolitics.com)
An anonymous reader writes: This is a cool game that was launched out of the capitol building in Washington DC last week. It was created by the USC Game Innovation Lab and has been getting lots of press. It's about time someone took on a tough issue like redistricting reform using the power of the internet. The game is fun and well made.
Submission + - Female Astronaut Sets Space Record (thestar.com)
Raver32 writes: "U.S. astronaut Sunita "Suni" Williams set a record for the longest single spaceflight by any woman. Williams, who has lived at the space station since December, surpassed the record of 188 days set by astronaut Shannon Lucid at the Mir space station in 1996.
"It's just that I'm in the right place at the right time," Williams, 41, said when Mission Control in Houston congratulated her on the record. "Even when the station has little problems, it's just a beautiful, wonderful place to live.""
