Comment When i no longer have a keen sense of intelligence (Score 0) 813
I will end it all when my brain strarts turning to mush and dripping out my nose.
Comment Re:Bullshit (Score 0) 2
A ten year old computer running Win 7? This submission is a troll.
Probably a supercomputer....
Submission + - GNOME: Staring into the abyss. (gnome.org)
zixxt writes: GTK+ Developer Benjamin Otte talks about the stagnation and decline of the Gnome Project. He describes how core developers are leaving GNOME development, how GNOME is understaffed, why GNOME is a Red Hat project and why GNOME is losing market and mind share. Is the Gnome project on its deathbed?
Comment Student... (Score 0) 223
That means getting money from whatever job i can.
Its not a perfect system, but it works.
Comment Disaster movie? (Score 0) 109
A complex scientific drilling operation into the core of a thought to be, inert supervolcano, goes horribly wrong, and the world is plunged into nuclear winter. Wars over the last land still able to produce crops soon followed. The only chance humanity has, is to stay united and escape the earth.
Comment Seven of Nine? (Score 0) 608
Although not technically a robot, i believe she needs a honorable mention. She is definitively on the top of the "Nerd Love List"
Submission + - Ice Prospecting Robotic Rover Books a Ticket for the Moon (gizmag.com)
Zothecula writes: While the Moon may or may not contain life forms, precious metals or even green cheese, recent satellite missions have indicated that it does nonetheless contain something that could prove quite valuable – water ice. NASA has estimated that at least 650 million tons (600 million tonnes) of the stuff could be deposited in craters near the Moon’s north pole alone. If mined, it could conceivably serve as a source of life support for future lunar bases, or it could be used to produce fuel for spacecraft stopping at a “lunar gas station.” Before any mining can happen, however, we need to learn more about the ice. That’s why NASA has contracted Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic Technology to determine if its Polaris rover robot could be used for ice prospecting.
Submission + - Microsoft's Hotmail challenge backfires (pcpro.co.uk)
Barence writes: "Microsoft challenged the editor of PC Pro to return to Hotmail after six years of using Gmail, to prove that its webmail service had vastly improved — but the challenge backfired when he had his Hotmail account hacked.
PC Pro's editor say he was quietly impressed with a number of new Hotmail features, including SkyDrive integration and mailbox clean-up features. He'd even imported his Gmail and contacts into Microsoft's service. But the two-week experiment came to an abrupt end when Hotmail sent a message containing a malicious link to all of his contacts.
"What’s even more worrying is that it’s not only my webmail that’s been compromised, but my Xbox login (which holds my credit card details) and now my PC login too. Because Windows 8 practically forces you to login with your Windows Live/Hotmail details to access features such as the Metro Store, synchronisation and SkyDrive," he writes."
PC Pro's editor say he was quietly impressed with a number of new Hotmail features, including SkyDrive integration and mailbox clean-up features. He'd even imported his Gmail and contacts into Microsoft's service. But the two-week experiment came to an abrupt end when Hotmail sent a message containing a malicious link to all of his contacts.
"What’s even more worrying is that it’s not only my webmail that’s been compromised, but my Xbox login (which holds my credit card details) and now my PC login too. Because Windows 8 practically forces you to login with your Windows Live/Hotmail details to access features such as the Metro Store, synchronisation and SkyDrive," he writes."
Comment Flying Chuck Norris? (Score 1) 167
How much would it cost to put Chuck Norris on a missile with a handful of sledgehammers?
Hard times calls for "out of the box" thinking.
Comment Wait, WHAT? (Score 0) 206
Windows has buggy software? When will the madness end!
Comment Why? (Score 0) 166
Why would i want this chip? And who would put in their products? Will it not make the products less appealing?
Comment Damb LED's! (Score -1) 502
There is always a few that has to go "rouge" and break the laws! We never had this problem with incandescent bulbs, they were so well mannered...
Comment Freaked out! (Score -1) 187
Obama was probably freaked out when he was told that there were thousands of comments in mandarin.... would have freaked me out!
Comment Norway (Score -1) 498
I live in Norway, therefore 98% hydropower, 2% lutfisk-powered hamsters
Comment Sopa (Score 0, Offtopic) 495
Sopa is a piece of shit!
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