Thursday, 17 March 2011

Is It Possible To Build A Disaster-Proof Nuclear Power Plant?


 Is it? – Not prior to 1996 according to Gizmodo.  The industry that promised "electricity too cheap to meter" in the fifties, safety at Three Mile Island, Windscale (subsequently renamed Sellafield – only the names have been changed to protect the guilty), Chernobyl & until now Fukushima, promises that post 1996 reactors are safe.  Anyone else seeing a pattern?

Is It Possible To Build A Disaster-Proof Nuclear Power Plant?

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Ken Burns' On The 5th Anniversary Of Twitter

CSIRO To Demonstrate 12Mbps Wireless NBN Tech Next Week

Eye Controlled Laptop

Positive review of an eye controlled laptop on engadget. My first thought was a risk of doing something accidentally because I looked away from the screen. The review indicates this was not a problem in their testing.

Something for RSI sufferers?

Facebook, Single Identities, & The Right To Be Anonymous

Interesting piece from engadget on anonymity & privacy on the Internet: