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Comment · 10 years ago
I'd be suspicious of an article written by a Company about a study the Company conducted about a miracle cure developed by the Company and tested by the CEO of the Company.
http://bioviva-science.com/2016/04/21/first-gene-therapy-suc...
Comment · 10 years ago
This makes sense if you make the assumption that Big Bang theory is correct. In my opinion the theory has quite a few leaps of faith.
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-scientific-criticism-of-th...
If we consider the possibility of infinitely old universe with no beginning or end, the answer is yes, most likely, but it's unlikely we ever know. Those strange blobs of light could very well be living, thinking things or parts of them, but everything that happens on their physical scale is so slow that we can only observe a mere snapshot of their state.
Comment · 10 years ago
The booster never reaches orbit as it is on a ballistic trajectory
Comment · 11 years ago
compact size.... bwahaha
Comment · 11 years ago
My first question: Where are the vidyas? :D
Comment · 11 years ago
no skype here yet (finland)
Comment · 11 years ago
"they were able to hack into the Model S and hit the brakes"
This is bullshit right? They were able to disable the engine, but the onboard logic makes sure that the car comes to a gradual stop.
Comment · 11 years ago
Why so many duplicates?
For expample int nosys() is listed 185 times, each pointing to bsd/kern/subr_xxx.c
Comment · 11 years ago
Hmm. Maybe someone can debunk this idea:
Could it have been some harmonic frequency of a terrestial lower frequency radio signal (such as 710MHz) that bounced off ionosphere?
That frequency range is currently assigned to mobile, but I suppose it could have been in TV/Broadcast use back then as it's right next to that spectrum.
TV broadcast truck?
Comment · 11 years ago
Destined to succeed might make better english.
Comment · 11 years ago
So where was the engine?
All we saw was simulation of flow from a triangular area that wasn't shaped anything like an engine nozzle.
So yeah... was expecting an engine. Saw a 2-dimensional triangle. Dissappoint.
Comment · 11 years ago
Same experience here. The first they scout you through your website, and act as if they had done some research, and drop the bait of free booth, then they "vet" you over Skype and later let you know you're a winner.
"By charging big companies big money we can offer promising startups like you this opportunity for free"
All you need to do is buy couple of tickets for 1500+ euros and the free booth is yours.
Ouch. But we've come this far, maybe it's worth a shot...
When you get to the place you realize it's 500 startups like you, crammed shoulder to shoulder. Very few investors around...
Comment · 11 years ago
Profit's :D cringe at the Grammar's
Comment · 11 years ago
Wonder if this is some kind of a hoax... Sounds a bit too good to be true to me. I would love to know How does the colouring work and what does it cost? If you throw in legos and whatnot how guaranteed is it to work with manufacturer X printer? Doesn't different plastics have different properties and don't these properties change if the plastic is melted over and over again?