Comment Re: Does this mean... (Score 2) 138
Unless they are Muslim or come from a war thorn part of the world. Unless Trump flip-flops, again.
Comment Next (Score 1) 183
They will fill the warehouses with nitrogen to prevent fire hazards and theft from cockroaches, rats and those pesky humans.
Comment Let me guess (Score 1) 64
As soon as they substitute all the employees at their warehouses we will introduce a limited time only Soylent Green brand.
Comment Hoverboards (Score 1) 532
If they miniaturize it and connect it to a battery and a computer it could behave as the back to the future hoverboard. It could also mean drones without without a wind propeller.
Comment incomplete (Score 1) 216
What, no robotic arm so I can pull what I want from the inside like in a ufo catcher machine?
Comment Re:Or let us keep our hard-earned money (Score 1) 574
are you the oil and gas industry? If so, no, you can't keep your money, miser.
Submission + - Four-legged snake fossil stuns scientists—and ignites controversy (sciencemag.org)
sciencehabit writes: Scientists have described what they say is the first known fossil of a four-legged snake. The limbs of the 120-or-so-million-year-old, 20-centimeter-long creature are remarkably well preserved and end with five slender digits that appear to have been functional. Thought to have come from Brazil, the fossil would be one of the earliest snakes found, suggesting that the group evolved from terrestrial precursors in Gondwana, the southern remnant of the supercontinent Pangaea. But although the creature’s overall body plan—and indeed, many of its individual anatomical features—is snakelike, some researchers aren’t so sure that it is a part of the snake family tree.
Comment Re:Every cycle (Score 2) 249
... or maybe you feel like you have heard such predictions all your life, but unless you provide links to said past predictions (each one eleven years apart), then it is only that, a lingering feeling.
Comment Re:If it works... (Score 1) 456
.... because otherwise they could not pocket 1.999 million dollars.
Comment Re: The videos are bad (Score 3, Insightful) 160
"You need to have the Adobe Flash Player to view this content."
Really, even CNN has adopted html5 for showing their videos on their website and the site made supposedly for geeks still requires an outdated api, preposterous I say.
Comment Re:"long distance" (Score 1) 234
For less than $35 USD I get 6 mbps over here (and long distance calls are always paid as local) and I live in Mexico, a third world country.
Comment Query (Score 1) 46
Does anybody knows if exosomes would be removed from the blood stream if the "biospleen" is used?
http://www.nature.com/news/art...
Comment Re:Again fixed pipe (Score 1) 55
If I understand correctly then later on a wrapper for Directx 7/8 could be written on top of the directx 9 API in Gallium3D?
Comment Re:Voodoo Glide (Score 1) 55
But if we get a glide warpper at the video card driver level, then Windows (and not only DOS) games can run with glide support.
Comment Re:Glide = Fixed pipe (Score 1) 55
It would be nice if such a wrapper for Glide was made part of the Gallium3D implementation. It would be even better if they used OpenGL 3/4 (to keep the level of emulation to a minimum since from what I have heard, modern video drivers emulate OpenGL 1/2) since nowadays most people have (at least) DX10/OpenGL 3 capable video cards.
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