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EmbeddedJanitor's Slashdot CommentsSubmitted by navyjeff on January 9, 2009 - 2:27pm.
Know your limits I too agree that it is sad to see the passing of a Great One. He certainly contributed greatly and built a mighty pedestal. Unfortunately he also chose to dilute his high quality work with quite a lot of trite, enough to earn his own derogatory tag. While it is important to speak when you have something useful to say, it is as important to Shut The Fuck Up when you haven't. Submitted by chtk on September 12, 2008 - 1:11pm.
Well duh! I've been trying to date carbon based life forms for a while now and it is damn tricky. I was going to switch to one of those plastic blow up dolls until I found out that they're loaded with carbon too! Submitted by AceJohnny on September 14, 2007 - 5:06am.
Re:It must not lose mass! I don't think you understand the gravity of the situation. Submitted by phil on July 10, 2007 - 11:00pm.
Equal opportunity, affirmative action scheduler For the really touchy-feely OS out there!
Submitted by veridicus on January 25, 2007 - 10:59am.
Caused by God God is getting too cheap to pay the heating bill so he's turned down the thermostat. This probably is a precursor for the Second Coming. Unlike the first kid who dropped out of carpentry class, the next kid wants to go to college and he needs to save up. Submitted by the_point on October 2, 2006 - 4:47pm.
No it isn't invisible but it is close.... Yet another misleading /. subject header. The basic idea is that the plane flies by rotating and, just as a fan blade or propeller becomes close to invisible when spinning, this aircraft might too. Of course visibility to the naked eye is only a very small part of invisibility. This thing probably sticks out like dogs balls on radar. Re:No it isn't invisible >> "This thing probably sticks out like dogs balls on radar." Excuse my asking, but how well do Dog-balls stand out on Radar? |