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Sep 23, 2010 07:46

I'm interested in building a Farnsworth Fusor, mostly for the neutrons
so you can set off alarms at SNO in the middle of the night? :-)
well, not until you suggested it

Incidentally, as much as I love my my new school, I learned a lot (although not necessarily in the classroom) at NCSU, and they deserve mad credit for doing great things... ( Read more... )

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dakus September 23 2010, 15:57:20 UTC
Fusors have been assembled in low-power forms by hobbyists.

wait. there are nuclear hobbyists??

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greck September 23 2010, 17:24:11 UTC
for sure, the most famous is probably david hahn...

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ammwriter September 24 2010, 01:42:41 UTC
Ah! You're back in school. Good for you!! We'll have to catch up soon. I keep thinking of you in sunny Manhattan Beach/El Segundo.

What's your major?

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greck September 24 2010, 04:12:00 UTC
I got back to Flag the last week of August and started school 8/30... finishing up the computer science degree I started forever ago, and gonna pick up a minor in Japanese. So far, school is good... the work itself varies in difficulty, the real challenge is time management.

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ammwriter September 25 2010, 14:55:11 UTC
Congrats on finishing your degree. I keep dreaming of going back to school, but yes, in the end, the time management thing is what scares me off from the idea. Working and school and having a semblance of a social life? Is it possible? Japanese minor sounds very cool. Every so often I get emails at work from our Japanese agents with their text/symbols and then the English translations below. It's a fascinating language.

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