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Wired Goes on Tour inside SpaceX's rocket factory

Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 06/03/2009

I don't think so. NASA uses contractors to build their rockets, just like they're doing with SpaceX (see comment)

Energy of the Future: Igniting a Star With Laser Light

Comment in News (3 diggs, 0 replies) - on 05/05/2009

This is possibly the most awesome thing I have ever photographed. (see comment)

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Conan Goes Off on Boron

Comment in Videos (-5 diggs, 0 replies) - on 02/10/2009

That was awesome. Incidentally i was just in Boron last weekend after driving back from Death Valley. (see comment)

Scientists Hack Cellphone to Analyze Blood, Detect Disease,

Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 12/23/2008

It still works as a phone, the camera not so much for taking photos of anything not sitting on the sensor. (see comment)

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In the old days, buying a Senate seat was not unusual

Comment in News (4 diggs, 0 replies) - on 12/12/2008

I love the totally unrelated photo on this post. I also love the Shield. Now if only the Shield was available to watch on hulu I would really be happy. (see comment)

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Happy Accident Opens Door to Cheaper, Higher-Res Cameras

Comment in News (4 diggs, 0 replies) - on 12/01/2008

Just in case you're wondering, here is the original paper in Nature: http://www.nature.com/nnano/journal/v3/n9/abs/nnan ... (see comment)

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Happy Accident Opens Door to Cheaper, Higher-Res Cameras

Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 12/01/2008

Yeah these guys have tons of cool stuff coming out of their lab. I have another gallery in the works that is really cool as well. (see comment)

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Time Asks: How Many Blogs Does the World Need?

Comment in News (18 diggs, 1 reply) - on 11/24/2008

What Time is really trying to say here is please, please, please stop reading blogs and buy news printed on dead trees. This line is especially funny: "In 2004 there were probably still more people reading blogs than writing them. Not so now, or so it … (see comment)

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Time Asks: How Many Blogs Does the World Need?

Comment in News (4 diggs, 0 replies) - on 11/24/2008

n+1 (see comment)

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Supercomputers Break Petaflop Barrier, Transforming Science

Comment in News (0 diggs, 0 replies) - on 11/19/2008

Imagine a cluster of... oh nevermind. (see comment)

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Hidden Vortex is Key to New Green Energy Source

Comment in News (2 diggs, 0 replies) - on 10/29/2008

I don't believe in people who don't believe in global warming. On the other hand, I do believe in Captain Crunch, for I am the Frizzle Fry. =] (see comment)

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Nearby Solar System Looks Like Our Own at Time Life Formed

Comment in News (-3 diggs, 1 reply) - on 10/27/2008

My god it's full of... asteroids. (see comment)

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All About Innovation: Discovery Channel's Prototype This!

Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 10/14/2008

One of the guys in this show, Joe Grand, is the dude who made the Defcon badges. He rocks. (see comment)

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Huge Planet Defies Explanation

Comment in News (0 diggs, 0 replies) - on 10/07/2008

Deathstar? (see comment)

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Ad libels a beloved American food: the hot dog

Comment in News (2 diggs, 2 replies) - on 08/27/2008

Here in Downtown Los Angeles you can get a "Danger Dog" (not to be confused with a Dodger Dog) on most street corners. They're served on illegal carts for $1-2 and are wrapped in bacon, smothered in grilled onions, peppers, catsup, mustard and MAYONNAIS … (see comment)

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Revealed: The Internet's Biggest Security Hole

Comment in News (12 diggs, 1 reply) - on 08/27/2008

That's easy to say, but they did the "hack" in what most would consider an internet savvy country, the United States, and routed the traffic to their servers in New York. They didn't have to hack any systems, just announce a route with a tighter netmask … (see comment)