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- [+2513] Darth's New Girlfriend (Picture)
- [+2322] The 9 Stupidest Things Americans Believe
- [+2258] Inside the HDMI cable scam
- [+2151] Futurama Writer Created And Proved A Brand New Math Theorem
- [+2142] A Machine That Turns Plastic Back Into Oil
- [+1939] WikiLeaks founder no longer suspected of rape- that was fast
| [+2513] Darth's New Girlfriend (Picture) | Top |
| Darth Vader has a new girlfriend, and Luke is pissed. | |
| [+2322] The 9 Stupidest Things Americans Believe | Top |
| As polls will show, Americans are dumb. The sooner we accept this, the better. | |
| [+2258] Inside the HDMI cable scam | Top |
| "Have you seen HDMI cables online or in stores labeled '120 Hz,' '240Hz' and '480 Hz'? It's easy enough to slap such labels on HDMI cables but it's a sham. HDMI cables can no more be manufactured for specific refresh-rate HDTVs than a garden hose can be manufactured specifically to water seeded lawns and sod lawns. The same water flows through..." | |
| [+2151] Futurama Writer Created And Proved A Brand New Math Theorem | Top |
| We all knew the writing staff of Futurama was brainy but this is something else. To work out the ridiculous brain switching plot line from last night's hilarious episode, writer Ken Keeler (who also just happens to have a PhD in mathematics) ended up writing and proving an entirely new theorem. This is probably the most impressive bit of side work | |
| [+2142] A Machine That Turns Plastic Back Into Oil | Top |
| Plastic causes a trifecta of problems. We're running out of places to dump our non-biodegradable plastic waste and it's clogging up our oceans. Burning plastic releases tons of CO2 into the atmosphere contributing to global warming. And to make the stuff, it soaks up 7% of our annual petroleum use, an in demand, diminishing resource.Akinori Ito | |
| [+1939] WikiLeaks founder no longer suspected of rape- that was fast | Top |
| The warrant for the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been withdrawn, after chief prosecutor Eva Finné ruled that there were no grounds to suspect that he had committed rape, the Swedish prosecutor's office has confirmed. And yet it the accusatory article made Digg's top ten in, what, 3 hours. Let's see if this even makes front page. | |
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