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Maybe it's the rebel in me. I would have given it directly to the ACLU and told the officers exactly what they could go do with their tracking device.

I <3 sixty symbols. They have a lot of pretty cool videos. Their sister-channel Periodic Videos is pretty good too.

Google wanted to do the same thing and was shot down by FCC.

We should be able to sue the power company too. After all, it's their energy that's allowing these pirates to steal all these songs! There's also all the people involved in selling the house to the person, getting the house built, buying the land, then there's the BLM for selling the land...

I have to travel 2 hours away some days to take my wife to the doctor's office. While she's in at the doctors, I sit in a starbucks and work at nearly 100% efficiency. I Never work on wifi as an un-paying customer. I will grab a specialty coffee and a treat. If I'm there all day I'll have 2-3...

What was the game in that first Demo? Looked like Hero's Journey...

Where's the line? Who decides what is a .xxx and what is clean enough for .com?

I use Chrome for everything except banking.

Saved? Saved? Isn't it very much the top dog right now? How does it need to be saved? If Apple doesn't want flash to be on their devices, that doesn't mean it's killing Flash. I'm not saying it's not (like most of Adobe's products) a steaming pile of manure, but something that has a fraction of...

The way they do it is pretty cool too... They remote into a ground PC that is what uses the internet. So there's much less chance of anything happening.

Eh... Not really... I think most people aren't looking over their home to see how they use their outlets. It's a nice idea for the switched outlets as I always seem to want a lamp on the other side of the room But for a majority of my outlets, I don't need something that lets me go further...

#1 - Not encrypting US Military drone video feeds. DUH

http://maps.google.com/maps?source=embed&layer=c&cbll=42.363846,13.367787&cbp=13,13.5,,0,-28.09&ie=UTF8&panoid=5N_J-XrEsQG8WdPNQrb-8A&hq=ll=42.363895,13.367886&spn=0,359.99716&t=h&z=19 that one I think gives a few fewer explanations.

Google isn't there to ensure privacy. Quite the opposite in fact.

Isn't that entrapment?

Ooh, could even make 1" square monitors that fit together with special couplings and power/data connections. could have a wrap-around or even bubble, or even spherical screen. All depending on the couplers you select and the # of 1" monitors you use. Also would allow for a double-wide laptop...

I honestly don't know the technology... BUT... Is there a way to make an LCD or (O)LED monitor that has no bezels? Zero edge screen? Is it possible? Obviously it wouldn't be for the everyday user, since most people need them so they won't break the screen, but for professionals, it might be...

Eh... Seems like they're both made by their respective fanbois that know enough about their system to be dangerously ignorant.

ROFL... They both (the Mac stole from Microsoft and Microsoft stole from Mac) say that the other stole RDP and the explorer folder structure bar.

I dunno man. I'd agree that they don't have the right to look at my bodily functions while I'm in my home... but you're in public. They can record your height, your visual appearance, any sound you emit, etc. Seems like a reasonable technological step to record bodily functions. As for the...

I think the CEO of Netflix would know better than anybody else. I don't even have cable TV anymore, I watch everything through my PS3 with PlayOn. Hulu, Netflix, etc etc have almost everything I want to watch. Now if they could just get The Big Bang Theory full episodes on CBS or Hulu... And...

Jupiter produces enough radiation to kill somebody on titan even if the craft is made of lead a foot thick. So have fun. LOL.

Why didn't anybody think about that before? That's genius.

For the consumer market, fiber has to be a lot more durable than I think it is today. I'm not sure they can make a fiber cable nearly as durable as your typical ethernet cable is today, and without the durability, consumers are going to hate it and shun it... Geeks will love it, 10G? That's...

Warm, flat beer... that bike aint got no shocks...

Page 1 Top left probably my favorite LOL... Eh, whatever, prostitution should be legal and strictly controlled anyway.

Unfortunately when you set up superior systems, you tend to work yourself out of a job... Happened to me a few weeks ago. Set up a new system that was elegant, time saving, and very perfect... Was laid off 4 weeks later... YAY!

I recall the executives hiring on a person that was going to be working closely with IT. So they had their two candidates through a few interviews, the last of each I sat in on. One of them I thought was perfect, and the other I thought I had to be being punked, he knew how to schmooze...

Freakishly accurate article! I especially liked the point... I think that's because in general most IT people love what they do. Even if we didn't have a job, we'd still be doing many of the same things... But we get to do it with much more fun and expensive toys in a workplace.

If this had been shopping one white dude in for another white dude, or a black guy for a white guy, nobody would have said a single thing. Race relations is just so ridiculous.

Las Vegas Cox It's supposed to be 8mb/768kb I ran tests from dslreports.com, speedtest.net, and test.lvcm.com (speed test left up from when cox bought LVCM). It's widely varied; dslreports.com gave me a speed of around 1.5mb, and I used to be able to trust them, but now I'm not so sure. the...

Why is no car company willing to be innovative? Everybodys so content with playing catch-up.

Was probably funded by Apple.

Guys make time for video games.

I don't see a problem with doctors using wikipedia as a reference. All books are written by people and each one has the potential to be wrong. As long as Wikipedia isn't their only reference, I think it's fine.

Because the adhesive on the tape gets into all the crevices of the frosted glass, keeping them from diffusing the light.

Now I wanna try... Seems like it would be.

Unfortunately it's how the case proceeded and how they got the conviction itself. I agree with it setting a poor precedent. Unfortunately the woman needs to go to jail, but no real law to charge her with...

Hoax: [Update 2: According to Bob Jacobs, NASA Deputy Assistant Administrator for Public Affairs, the Sunday Express article I link to below "is a fiction". Sounds to me like I got duped, and I apologize to everyone for forwarding this story. Hopefully more info will come out soon, and I’ll...

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