Comment hahahaha (Score 1) 150
biodome?!
Comment Fukushima? (Score 1) 18
"such as Japan's Fukushima Daichi nuclear power plant"
is it just me or does this not seem like a very good suggestion, radioactive waste rockets
Submission + - Scientific American's silencing of a blogger (wired.com)
Lasrick writes: This is pretty astonishing: Danielle N. Lee, Ph.D, the Urban Scientist blogger at Scientific American, has been mistreated twice: once by the blog editor at biology-online.org and now by SciAm itself. The blog editor asked Dr. Lee to contribute a blog post at Biology-Online, and when she declined (presumably for lack of monetary compensation), the blog editor asked her whether she was "an urban scientist or an urban whore." Wow. Then, SciAm deleted her blog post, in which she wrote about the incident. Very disappointing.
Comment Re:Define "working" (Score 1) 521
This has now become the primary thing that the general public associates with 3D printers. It's sad.
It's only the primary thing associated with 3d printing because currently a gun is the most bad ass thing you can print! Wait, can you print tanks?
Comment got me (Score 1) 128
posting this would have made a better april fools joke than slashdots this year
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