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Comment on Nuclear Engineer Presents Free Energy Theory [Video] by Joe Jones

Joe Jones — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:42:45 +0000

Keshe is a scam artist. he has provided no working devices. How could ELektor magazine promote such a person?

Comment on SOPA Shelved. Internet Strike Still On by Internet Strike Stops SOPA. Next Up ACTA | Tech the Future

Internet Strike Stops SOPA. Next Up ACTA | Tech the Future — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 22:00:52 +0000

[...] the wake of the internet strike against SOPA and PIPA politicians were tumbling all over each other to speak out against the proposed anti-piracy bills. [...]

Comment on Internet Strike. What’s the Score? by Internet Strike Stops SOPA. Next Up ACTA | Tech the Future

Internet Strike Stops SOPA. Next Up ACTA | Tech the Future — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 22:00:37 +0000

[...] the wake of the internet strike against SOPA and PIPA politicians were tumbling all over each other to speak out against the [...]

Comment on Data Centers Use 1.3% of World’s Total Electricity. A Decline in growth by How to Bring the Green Revolution to Your Data Center Door | The Data Center Journal

Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:34:57 +0000

[...] usage by data centers, as demonstrated by Stanford professor Jonathan G. Koomey. In 2009, the average PUE for data centers was 2.0, with a 100 percent increase in energy expected by 2011. Instead, the average data center PUE today [...]

Comment on SOPA Shelved. Internet Strike Still On by The Pirate Bay Offers Physical Objects for Download | Tech the Future

The Pirate Bay Offers Physical Objects for Download | Tech the Future — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 03:02:59 +0000

[...] the dust settles after the SOPA/PIPA battle leaving content owners licking their wounds The Pirate Bay is already moving on. Taking the next [...]

Comment on Nuclear Engineer Presents Free Energy Theory [Video] by René Rioux

René Rioux — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 19:12:42 +0000

What a waste of time and energy. His explanations are obscure and evasive. It reminds me of two other characters in the free energy business: Bearden and his acolyte Beddini with their over unity motor. They were violating the 1st and 2nd laws of thermodynamics.
As long as there are people who love to drool on that kind of nonsense and fraud, you will see them multiply like pop-ups.

Comment on Nuclear Engineer Presents Free Energy Theory [Video] by Janos Nyul

Janos Nyul — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:11:10 +0000

I have been a reader of Elektor for a long time, I always enjoyed the quality of its articles and presentations. And now THIS!! On the first day of April it would be acceptable. But please do not associate your reputation and name with such a stuff. I bet Dr. Keshe would be in trouble to answer normal secondary school electricity questions otherwise!

Comment on SOPA Shelved. Internet Strike Still On by Internet Strike. What’s the Score? | Tech the Future

Internet Strike. What’s the Score? | Tech the Future — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 02:13:17 +0000

[...] 18th of January will be remembered as the day the internet went on strike to protest against SOPA and PIPA. But did it have any tangible [...]

Comment on SOPA Shelved. Internet Strike Still On by daniel devereaux

daniel devereaux — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 11:32:15 +0000

SOPA & PIPA are kind of like taking a kids lunch money 2.0 (from the days when MPAA and RIAA were subpoena’ing content sharers on P2P networks like Napster). But rather than suing the sharers, this 2.0 is going after the websites by name and canceling their name record from Name-to-numeric address interpreting servers. Just because a name is cancelled doesn’t mean that the IP version 4 numeric address will be unreachable (simply http://#.#.#.#). All too many people don’t make an effort to be informed, and they like simple. Simple isn’t bad, but what you don’t know is what limits you. China has already started an IP version 6 internet system that makes the ICANN v4 system obsolete. The biggest trouble with IP V6 is that a website name to address system is not currently in place. An IP V6 address is reachable on your own computer and looks something like http://(a01a:2f3e::a798:cb3) <– replace parenthesis with open and close brackets. Sure you don't want to understand hexadecimal (0-9, a-f), but IP V6 is a technology that's unavoidable, it seems to have better security than IP V4. DNSSEC is an implementation to the obsolete IP v4 numbering system that is supposed to prevent rogue Name-to-Numbers servers from directing your login to your bank to an international website that then records your personal information. It seems that the old practice of using "blue books" (dating back to early 1900's New Orleans times) that list websites by type and name and then having the IP V6 address listed across the page might be the future of web surfing (so as to avoid IP V4 censorship). In the future, look on Google for IP V6 domain addresses, it's the future.

Comment on SOPA Shelved. Internet Strike Still On by Francisco E. Gutierrez

Francisco E. Gutierrez — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:40:11 +0000

Bad news that U.S. governement unable to do it’s job prefers to play the role of the evil empire ‘cus it’s easier to behave in an autoritary way than striking the trouble frontally.