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Comment Re:Test pls ignore (Score 1) 44

by supes (#64457723) Attached to: Defense Think Tank MITRE To Build AI Supercomputer With Nvidia

Well actually a little further back, my early toys as lab rats was Pyramid OS, Vax VMS followed by Digital Ultrix, SGI Irix & early DEC alpha
Digital has unique "two legged mouse twin track" (kind of IBM dual Trackpoint facing down").

We had slow 300 baud modem, normal 1200 baud, fast 2400bps, then luxurious 9600bps US robotics.

Yeah those were the days.

Comment Re:Magnetic suspension effect? (Score 1) 212

by supes (#58171642) Attached to: Did A US Navy Scientist Just Invent A Room-Temperature Superconductor?

It says it excited the wire magnetically with a non linear vibration. This can't be a static field either. You have to ask, is this excitation dependent on the current in the wire? How much power do you use to maintain this superconductivity?

I am not Physics, but are you sure you are not confusing cold fusion kinda energy/power vs superconductors?
It's funny. Laugh.

Scambaiting Gets Comical; Internet Scammers All Dressed Up 178

Posted by timothy from the made-in-the-shadenfreude dept.
Nurse Nasty writes "Scambaiting is a fun and relaxing full-contact email sport. It's all about baiting Internet and email scammers into exposing themselves and sharing that humiliation with the entire world. Recently I baited four different groups of Internet scammers into being comic book action super-heroes, and then giving them their own 10-page graphic novel. It's a bit of fun and eduction through entertainment." (Warning: The comic contains a bit of naughty language.)

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