Comment Somalia and Ethiopia (Score 0) 100
I bet Somalia and Ethiopia would love to have their runoff.
Comment Re:Hard to ignore the writing on the wall. (Score 0) 168
Yeah, thanks for staying and helping us solve the problem... Exactly the kind of citizens we don't need to prevent electing somebody like Trump. Those that leave for whatever reason, just remind me of the spoiled kid who get's beat at a street ball game and then takes his ball and goes home. Just as big of a baby as Trump.
Comment we already have this, it's called Congress (Score 1) 152
Don't we already have a service like this? Aren't the mechanics of congress much the same?
Comment AI programming error (Score 1) 147
Looks to me like an AI programming error gone rogue. Probably from some bot out there built to be pro-Trump, but when it searches for information to support it's prime directive, it can't find anything based in science or reality and so this causes the intelligence to question it's prime directive and respond in incoherent ways.
Comment covid meth (Score 1) 256
In other news, Musk graduates from marijuana to crystal meth.
Comment West World (Score 1) 60
Let me know when it gets to the level of WestWorld.
Comment atmospheric disturbance (Score 1) 49
Uranus is leaking gas. No sh*t?
Comment Monero! (Score 1) 476
That's why we need Monero! try my pool mmmoneropool.com
Netflix Streaming Arrives For the Wii 171
Grant,thompson writes "As announced in January and mentioned here on Slashdot, Netflix is sending out discs today to enable streaming on the Nintendo Wii. 'Netflix has sent out emails to customers who pre-ordered the Wii's instant streaming disc, indicating that the disc will arrive in mailboxes tomorrow, and that the service will likely start within the next day.'"
Planned Nuclear Reactors Will Destroy Atomic Waste 344
separsons writes "A group of French scientists are developing a nuclear reactor that burns up actinides — highly radioactive uranium isotopes. They estimate that 'the volume of high-level nuclear waste produced by all of France’s 58 reactors over the past 40 years could fit in one Olympic-size swimming pool.' And they're not the only ones trying to eliminate atomic waste: Researchers at the University of Texas in Austin are working on a fusion-fission reactor. The reactor destroys waste by firing streams of neutrons at it, reducing atomic waste by up to 99 percent!"
