Comment But the real question is... (Score 0) 87
Where did they land?
Also, did Zefram Cochrane already did his space flight?
Also, did Zefram Cochrane already did his space flight?
Comment Missing CCTV footage (Score 0) 87
Comment I didn't know IE was still maintained (Score -1, Troll) 321
Actually, I didn't know if Microsoft was still around. I thought they died off long ago.
Comment Capture the Babe (Score 1) 344
... I hope when we capture the babe, he says "Hail to the King, Baby!"
Comment Next thing you know... (Score 0, Redundant) 142
... we'll be rescuing them from an underground data mine after they've been stuck there for 69 days.
Comment This is a bit worrisome . . . (Score 0) 126
FTFA:
A telescope of the NASA-sponsored Catalina Sky Survey north of Tucson, Arizona discovered 2010 TD54 on Oct. 9 at (12:55 a.m. PDT) during routine monitoring of the skies.
. . . if an asteroid can get this close to us without our knowledge until 3 days before a flyby, the Pan-STARRS isn't doing enough to detect NEOs in advance.
Comment Re:Bad science: not more sex, more partners (Score 1) 397
Married people are not allowed on Slashdot.
Also, 3 times a week after marriage is impossible. Don't you mean 3 times a day with your girlfriend?
Also, 3 times a week after marriage is impossible. Don't you mean 3 times a day with your girlfriend?
Comment India is the 5th country... (Score 1) 252
... to get a symbol for its currency. Congratulations!
Comment Plumbing? (Score 1) 220
It's not just plumbing.... All of this has happened before, and it'll all happen again.
Comment I would REALLY recommend watching these (Score 1) 396
This U.C. Berkeley Data Structures class would help a lot:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=4BBB74C7D2A1049C&search_query=berkeley+cs+61b&rclk=pti
You could probably go through all the lectures in a month and you would know a lot more than most programmers in the industry!
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=4BBB74C7D2A1049C&search_query=berkeley+cs+61b&rclk=pti
You could probably go through all the lectures in a month and you would know a lot more than most programmers in the industry!
How To See Through an Invisibility Cloak 201
AMESN writes "Ways to bend light around objects and render them invisible are becoming a major field of scientific study and gaining ground. While no actual invisibility cloak exists yet, researchers are also theorizing on how to beat the perfect cloak."
Comment I would totally volunteer to go if... (Score 1) 917
... they give me one of those uber-cool replicators so I don't starve. Earl grey coffee and klingon blood wine must also be programmed in the replicator! =)
Comment What about the Space Bar? (Score 1) 350
I think they'd be better off patenting the space bar, since its bigger and probably more profitable! =) Plus, if you use a fixed width font, the space bar moves exactly the same amount as each letter! woo hoo!
