Brian Merchant said:
"Thank you all for pointing out the glaring error--I've made the needed correction, which is that 500,000 rounds were used, not rifles. I regret the..." [
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JSDreyer said:
"Samsung Demos OLED Display-Fitted Notebook
Samsung has released a prototype of one of the first OLED laptop computers, proving two t..." [
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not studying for chemistry said:
"i like the acid idea, it would totally deter people from a) stealing bikes, and b) forgetting their key,
heh heh
obviously it might ha..." [
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John Taylor said:
"I just saw the successful completion of Louis Palmer's Electric Car world trip today.
He says the battery to power an electric car can be ..." [
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James J. said:
"This isn't fair, but it's their business and they can charge for whatever they want. I agree with other posters to lie, or not fly with them. I a..." [
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Bravo.
Bucky Rules!
Kind of an out there statement, but I've long wondered when we would resort to "mining" landfills, since it would be a close and plentiful supply of glass, aluminum, steel, and plastic.
The guy was ahead of his time. Or the majority were too slow to accept change.
I thought about mining pollution with solar powered air filters and such when I was a kid. A long time ago. I probably read this and assumed it was an original thought of my own with my weak memory and developing ego.