Comment In other news (Score 1) 218
⦠the new model also drops support for hand cranking. How is it the country that leads in technical innovation is also the most ass backwards? Europeans havenâ(TM)t listened to AM radio in 30 years.
Comment Re:Just in Time System failure (Score 1) 183
Europe has storage capacity for about 3 months use at normal consumption rates. That's not the problem. The problem is that Europe has relied too much on one supplier of natural gas. But thanks for participating in the discussion.
Comment Countries such as Russia, France and the U.S. Tsk! (Score 1) 133
The total yield of the french nukes was less than a tenth of the U.S. nukes. Glad you at least decided to tack on your own country there at the end of the list. Forget China, France and the UK! This is on the US and USSR. Can we dispense with nations behaving like gorillas, hammering their chests while making monkey noises and throwing leaves and feces into the air? Thank you.
Submission + - Launching space program Moonspike October 1 2015 (moonspike.com)
Kristian vonBengtson writes: Im the co-founder of Copenhagen Suborbitals, a DIY manned space program, which I left in 2014. This year, we (a great crew) have been preparing for the next adventure with a mission plan going public Oct 1. Go sign up and join the project www.moonspike.com -
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Man Sues Neighbor For Not Turning Off His Wi-Fi 428
Scyth3 writes "A man is suing his neighbor for not turning off his cell phone or wireless router. He claims it affects his 'electromagnetic allergies,' and has resorted to being homeless. So, why doesn't he check into a hotel? Because hotels typically have wireless internet for free. I wonder if a tinfoil hat would help his cause?"
An Open Source Compiler From CUDA To X86-Multicore 71
Gregory Diamos writes "An open source project, Ocelot, has recently released a just-in-time compiler for CUDA, allowing the same programs to be run on NVIDIA GPUs or x86 CPUs and providing an alternative to OpenCL. A description of the compiler was recently posted on the NVIDIA forums. The compiler works by translating GPU instructions to LLVM and then generating native code for any LLVM target. It has been validated against over 100 CUDA applications. All of the code is available under the New BSD license."
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