* Posts by passportholder

13 publicly visible posts • joined 2 Mar 2010

Tesla's Model S autonomous mode may have saved a life

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Re: @Bazza: PR stunt

" so should my wife and I always drive at 20mph just in case one of these idiots is just in front of us around a blind bend?"

Wow :O

Dodgy software will bork America's F-35 fighters until at least 2019

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Re: WaitWhat? Affordability challenges?

Hmmmm. I hope that procedure can't be run in mid-air!?

ARM heads: Our cores still have legs ... as shares tumble amid 'peak smartphone' fears

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Share price at its lowest for a year...

If you think it is undervalued, now could be a good time to invest

Want a more fuel efficient car? Then redesign it – here's how

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Re: you can barely turn the undriven wheels by hand

I think one exception to that is if you are coating to accelerate down a hill.

How the FLAC do I tell MP3s from lossless audio?

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Double-blind experiment?

I haven't read through the other comments, so maybe someone else mentioned this, but I was really expecting a double-blind experiment to be described in this article. I feel let down :(

Amazon veep: We tweak our cloud code every 16 seconds – and you?

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Re: how many?

Bug fixes?

GRAV WAVE TSUNAMI boffinry BONANZA – the aftershock of the universe's Big Bang

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Re: "detected"

That's right. Until now, gravitational waves have only been inferred by observing the motion of binary systems (a bit like watching boats bobbing up and down in the water). This research shows something a bit more like a mark a wave left when it passed by a very long time ago.

So it is not outright detection, i.e., observing a gravitational wave passing by today, but it is very interesting none-the-less.

Beers all round.

Pulsars: the GPS beacons of the cosmos

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Headmaster

Gravity Waves --> Gravtiational Waves

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_wave 'Not to be confused with Gravity Wave'

iPhone plunges 13,500 ft from skydiver's pocket - and lives

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Re: Physics 101

I can't believe you got downvoted

Steve Jobs and governator tout transplant reform

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Selfish

Right, how many people who wouldn't donate would also turn down an organ if they should need it? I'm guessing none, selfish bastards.

BBC confirms death of 6Music, slashes online budget by a quarter

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radio 1

zane lowe and annie mac are both on radio 1 and have excellent shows