I don't actually miss the "taste" of meat, I miss the taste of a burger, or hotdog with grilled onions or something. I miss the mustard, tomatoes, grilled onions, cheese, etc all rolled up into each bite. I also miss the simple delivery method. It's not a salad, it not a full five course dinner. You pick it up and eat…

For some reason that card looks like it's from the 90s... Coin looks a heck of a lot better! (This does give me hope that Coin will be able to rush a chip enabled card out after they release their card)

which five theaters?

You have to remember that all the memory has to be special radiation hardened memory. It's not like they just use off the shelf flash storage, even he most expensive off the shelf stuff. They tend to be behind in terms of technology because of the lower volume of production and extensive testing that is required.…

Dude! The guy shaved 39 minutes off the procedure! 50/50 chance it worked out and he would have made fantastic time! ;)

So it was just for the hell of it?

I suspect this could be more efficient. It would all come down to the efficiency of the panels and the microwave generator. This could also be nuclear powered though, I guess. Those RTGs can generate electricity and would work for deep space where a constant (but super small) thrust would really add up. From my…

I suspect it's less laughing at the guy because "OMG it can't work, stupid" and more "Seriously? There's no way in hell I'll secure funding to research this! Are you joking?!"

it's so weird to hear JJ using film for Star Wars since he's also heavily rumored to be using those new IMAX digital 3D cameras that Bay got his hands on for Transformers... (Full 4k to each eye digital 3 d + super small and lightweight) a Unless maybe he's also using film IMAX cameras too... Either that or one foot…

Hey! I used that service once and loved it. I was the only one to gift a gift card to someone on their birthday, which made me stand out in the 30+ happy birthday comments... Then the birthday person forgot to claim their gift and it expired two weeks later... Facebook refunded me (which I figure costs them) and that…

Been having a few power outages this summer that have lasted 30 min to 2 hrs and I've been kinda worried about my grandma having to fend for herself in the dark to find candles or flashlights. Sounds like this sucker would power an 18w Cree LED lamp (~100w equivalent) for around 100 minutes. Seems reasonable enough in…

It would make sense for season ticket holders (at least) to be able to get a season long ID pass so they can bypass the ID check lines. Especially if they have staff double checking at the point of serve. I would guess this could really reduce lines if they rolled out a lot of these, say twice or three times as many…

This is kinda a cool idea! I actually think it might be safer on twisty roads because you're not going to be looking behind you ever 10 seconds and this will alert you to a car "sneaking" up behind you from around one of the bends. Also, as noted in the video, see'a through fog etc. I ride with earbuds in listening to…

So... The shuttle only has two pressurized suits? Why even suit up during launch/deorbit? (Unless those suits don't have their own life support and instead rely on the shuttle life support...) But still, they could shuffle four people across at once. Two spare suits + two suits located on damaged shuttle...

Ha! Verizon couldn't even cancel my account in the first three days (they said the account was still pending and hadn't been activated yet on their systems even though I was in the store and the phone could make calls). Day number 9 or 10 they could cancel it but the phone still worked so I called back on day 13 and…

Probably would do a test drive if they just offered a SIM that they could ship out that I could toss in my 5S (ya, factory unlocked GSM/CDMA model) but there is no way I'm playing the game of getting new hardware shipped to me (and I'm sure a hold of $500 or something placed on my card) just to use their network for a…

No one has mentioned that circular polarization is used for 3D movie projectors? I don't actually think sunglasses use circular polarization. I think they use a linear polarization to reduce glare, which is what causes banding when looking through certain kinds of glass. I figure this screen could produce the same 3D…

No, and I don't doubt that it's not the best path to go down compared to a couple single purpose designs. But what, are we never going to get it to a good enough point? We have no engineers anywhere that can reduce fuel usage enough to extend missions? We won't be able to engineer advanced enough weapons to reduce he…

Ya, does that mean the rest of the world is retarded too by trying to design stealth? Or is that some kind of blow out of proportion crap? Like yes, they an detect something down range, but can't detect it enough to get a missile lock on it or accurately know it's speed/heading enough to be useful past a very rough…

How hard is it to NOT record one of these in the most echoey place possible?!