Comment He is back in. (Score 1) 180
He's back-- for the Blitz Championship, anyways.
Comment Zero cross-over. Yeah, sure I believe that. (Score 1) 9
LOLS
Quote: "Shelest maintained that Nuwber has "zero cross-over or information-sharing with Onerep,"
Comment Re:An Act of Congress (Score 0) 45
No need for an act of Congress.
You can lead the way by publishing all of your tax records to Slashdot.
Comment Realm of the tin foil hats (Score 1) 286
So much wrongness here: "Congress Admits UFOs Not 'Man-Made,' Says 'Threats' Increasing 'Exponentially'"
Let's break it down:
3. Congress as a single minded entity that can "admit" anything is a joke.
2. There is more evidence for solar system "Planet X" than "UFOs Not Man-Made".
1. "Threats increasing Exponentially" is just over-the-top tin foil hat.
Comment Pro Tip: Zinc-ion batteries FTW (Score 1) 176
Pro Tip: Zinc-ion batteries FTW
Comment "buried"? Not likely. (Score 1) 42
Underground lakes? Yeah, seems like there is some evidence for that, but "buried"? Not likely.
Comment Legally blinding order? (Score 1) 38
WTF: "...legally valid and blinding order.''
Comment hypersonic applications? (Score 1) 80
I'm sure someone already thought of this but (3700K 273.15) × 9/5 + 32 = 6200.33F --> maybe this stuff could be used on hypersonic aircraft or spacecraft heat shields.
Study Finds 58% of Tech Employees Feel Like Frauds (cnet.com) 224
"Feeling like a hack is more common than you might think," writes CNET:
In fact, 58 percent of people with technology-focused careers suffer from Impostor Syndrome, according to a new informal study from workplace social media site Blind... Blind's user base includes 44,000 Microsoft employees, 29,000 from Amazon, 11,000 from Google, 8,000 from Uber, 7,000 from Facebook, and 6,000 from Apple, just to name a few. From Aug. 27, 2018 through Sept. 5, 2018, Blind asked its users one question in a survey -- "Do you suffer from Impostor Syndrome?" A total of 10,402 users on Blind responded.
Blind found that 57.55 percent surveyed experienced Impostor Syndrome. Seventy-two percent of Expedia employees say they experienced Impostor Syndrome, the highest among companies with at least 100 employee responses. On the lower end of the spectrum, only 44.45 percent of Apple employees experienced impostor syndrome.
Blind found that 57.55 percent surveyed experienced Impostor Syndrome. Seventy-two percent of Expedia employees say they experienced Impostor Syndrome, the highest among companies with at least 100 employee responses. On the lower end of the spectrum, only 44.45 percent of Apple employees experienced impostor syndrome.
Comment Re:700 million metric tons of CO2 Equivalent (Score 1) 190
>>> "EPA "Sources of Greenhouse Gas Emissions"
For realz you are going to cite the EPA as having some sort of expertise on what is good for the environment?
Pro Tip: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08... Navajo Nation Sues E.P.A. in Poisoning of a Colorado River
Comment Pro Tip: confiscate Al Gore's passport (Score 1) 190
Not an expert on bovine methane emission, but globe-trotting, jet setter eco millionaires (and their tools) junketing the globe lecturing the 99% on what type of food is sustainable is not sustainable.
Comment How Barack H. Obama and DOE Unsaved Solyndra... (Score 1) 224
Maybe you like this one better?
How Barack H. Obama and DOE Unsaved Solyndra from Financial Success.
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
Comment 2030? AlGore says we won't make to 2020 (Score 0, Offtopic) 2
2030? I wouldn't worry that report too much-- Al Gore reports that we only have a little over 5 years left to save the planet from total destruction.
Comment Title Proves... you sure about that?? (Score 1) 119
Title Proves a misunderstanding of scientific method.
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