Comment Re: Get acronyms right (Score -1, Flamebait) 42
You're right, the only exceptionalism worth drooling over is that of the US.
Comment Re: Get acronyms right (Score 1) 42
[USA|China] is quite large. Though, if money is there they should look after their people before exploring space.
Comment Re: Astonishing (Score 1, Troll) 42
At least it's not a hamburger or a hot dog
Comment Re: Florida... (Score 1) 103
Seriously, couldn't find a more productive use for $5B?!
Comment Re: No surprise (Score 1) 53
Can't wait for Comcast to be finally out of business. Is it still America's most disliked company?
Comment So inciting cyber war against an occupying force i (Score 1) 149
Wonder how well a similar campaign against the US in Afghanistan and Iraq or Israel in Palestinian soil would be received
Comment Re: Diners Club? (Score 1) 25
I'm pretty sure you're misinformed.
First, Mastercard's 'holdings', whatever you mean by that have no bearing on their obligation to follow the laws of the country they endeavor to do business in.
Second, even if one assumes market capitalization is what you meant, you'd be off close to an order of magnitude. As of today Mastercard's market cap is 387B whereas Indian GDP was 2.62T in 2020 https://tradingeconomics.com/i...
Comment amazon customer security. (Score 1) 192
I had a similar experience in the US with Amazon. Super quick and helpful response.
Comment Re: A poor replacement (Score 1) 264
Now the lesbians and gays feel excluded
Comment Re: A poor replacement (Score 1) 264
Then lesbians and gays feel less included...
Submission + - Engineers find neat way to turn waste carbon dioxide into useful material (phys.org)
monkeyFuzz writes: Chemical engineers from UNSW Sydney have developed new technology that helps convert harmful carbon dioxide emissions into sungas to make useful industrial products like fuel and plastics.
Comment how stupid! (Score 4, Insightful) 106
Like this will actually accomplish anything rather than further speed up a fully indigenous supply chain.
Comment Re:Pot Meet Kettle (Score 1) 133
I'm thinking it's typical hegemonic behavior.
Comment pot calling kettle? (Score 2) 133
So it's only ok if we do shady stuff but righteous indignation if other's do so?
Submission + - Anti-solar panel can generate electricity at night, researchers say (inverse.com)
monkeyFuzz writes: One of the problems with solar panels is that they don't generate electricity at night, so we have to store the electricity they generate during the day to power things during the evening. That works fine, but what if we could develop solar panels that did generate electricity at night? It's possible, and the way it works is pretty surprising.
Researchers from the University of California, Davis explain in a new paper that was just published in the journal ACS Photonics that if you want to create a solar panel that generates electricity at night, then you just have to create one that operates the exact opposite way solar panels work during the day. It's being referred to as the "anti-solar panel."
Researchers from the University of California, Davis explain in a new paper that was just published in the journal ACS Photonics that if you want to create a solar panel that generates electricity at night, then you just have to create one that operates the exact opposite way solar panels work during the day. It's being referred to as the "anti-solar panel."
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