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New Blog Post Boil it Down for Me
The Onion: Nation Shudders At Large Block Of Uninterrupted Text I didn't read the whole thing, but since it's The Onion, I assume it's funny.… more»
New Blog Post Out of Work
The Jobs Of Yesteryear: Obsolete Occupations No, these were not outsourced overseas. I remember milk delivery — we had an insulated box on the front porch, and got the delivery at about 4 AM a few times a week. The clinking of the bottles as the delivery man walked up to the house would wake me up now and then.… more»
New Blog Post The Most Ridiculous Thing I've Heard … Today
Lindsay Lohan wants $100M over E-Trade ad Lohan's lawyer, Stephanie Ovadia, said the actress has the same single-name recognition as Oprah or Madonna. … "They used the name Lindsay," Ovadia said. "They're using her name as a parody of her life. Why didn't they use the name Susan? This is a subliminal message. Everybody's talking about … more»
New Blog Post Heisenberg, Unquantumfied
Hearing The Uncertainty Principle The frequency content of that little pop spans several octaves. It no longer resembles a pure note at all. The large degree of certainty with respect to the time of the note means a large degree of uncertainty with respect to the frequency of the note. It's the uncertainty principle and it's not even quantu… more»
New Blog Post Spider Pig, Spider Pig
Dot Physics: Vacuum Spider-Man Using a vacuum cleaner to lift things. Or a person. In this case, by creating a vacuum and utilizing atmospheric pressure, while previously, I had demonstrated lift using higher pressure (i.e. the blower) to hoverboard around.… more»
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Go To New PostWin Phone 7 to Limit Multitasking
The latest news about Winphone 7 is it won't support copy/paste... whaaa? Seems like Microsoft is trying to invent iPhone OS 1.0


Go To New PostWhat are the best magazines to keep up?
I ordered Seed Magazine lo those many months ago and have received exactly one issue...in June of last year. Supposedly, they are working on a 'redesign'...no word on whether I'll be reimbursed on the missing 8 months. They aren't returning my e-mails.


Go To New PostGiving a speech on why life most likely exists in the cosmos. Need Help.
Well as you know, the sheer size of the observable universe (and there could very well be an infinite universe but the observable part is limited), the number of stars, of habitable planets, all that is a good start. On Earth, life started almost as soon as conditions became tolerable for life, so...


Go To New PostNYC Salt Ban
The judge wouldn't have a choice in the salary voted amount on. (kind of funny, the historical root of "salary" is on topic :-p) It's a pretty big distinction. A meritocracy rewards politicians before they hold office, where my suggestion is to reward them after. Meaning, a politician...


Go To New PostComputer Assisted Design and stress simulation programs?
Are there any alternatives to Autodesk inventor, a mechanical CAD program that is capable of simulating the stresses applied to the object (maybe fluid dynamics and combustion simulation, but I'm not holding my breath)? Because Autodesk inventor seems like a good program, but I want to see if...


Go To New PostWhat is a right?
A right is a liberty that is considered so important that it is allowed to restrict other liberties. The right to life, for example, restricts the liberty to randomly shoot people.


Go To New Postpseudo-hover car?
slippage? how so? if it is composed of say eight segments, possibly with fixed directions of currents, each segment can have its power and direction controlled independently by a computer in order to balance, maintain height, and control speed. possibly the car would rest on either spaceship-like...


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