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From the press release: "With this form of teleportation, we can, however, not bridge any given distance," admits Szameit. "On the contrary, classic teleportation only works locally." http://www.uni-jena.de/en/Rese...

The vascular part I am guessing / noting / observing.. it's a ,thing I noted a long time ago is all.

  The rest of it is information readily available . The general topic goes by the name of neural plasticity which is broken down into functional and structural .

It's not the thing I research specifically so I am not loaded down with bookmarks for you but I know all about it from undergrad

For people with no neuroscience background there's books like The Brain That Changes Itself and of course it's a big area of research- pulled from the web without much effort:

http://education.jhu.edu/PD/newhorizons/Neurosciences/articles/Response%20of%20the%20Brain%20to%20Enrichment/

http://www.jneurosci.org/content/29/10/3019.full.pdf

http://psyserv06.psy.sbg.ac.at:5916/fetch/PDF/21906988.pdf

http://www.medicaldaily.com/talk-therapy-reverses-biological-structural-brain-changes-ptsd-patients-264229

Some notes on one methodology:

http://dbm.neuro.uni-jena.de/pdf-files/May-TICS11.pdf

Aside from that, what exactly do you think phenomena like PTSD are? Purely disembodied psychological issues? If you've were or have ever repeatedly sustained hard study, you'd notice that your whole "self" changes in response to your efforts. You're smarter, your experience of everyday life is richer etc etc. This goes on as long as you're willing to inflict a good measure of discomfort on yourself.

By the same token, leaving your studies for a time then coming back is an extraordinarily punishing affair. Along with feelings of inadequacy and bewilderment when faced with the same material you left even a few short weeks ago, there's a sense of awe at your own former self's output and level of functioning.

Like the song says:

When you're up / looks like a long ways down
When you're down / looks like a long ways up

Cheers

Of course. Given that 1GiB of data (When held in RAM) weighs approximately 391 femtograms (given an 50% distribution of 1s and 0s), an average African Elephant would weigh the same as be ~ 8,177.6 Yobibytes.

Do please check my math, if you so desire. - Electron mass being 9.10938215 × 10^-31kg, 10^5 electrons in a bit, And an average African Elephant weighing 3.6 tonnes.

blakespot

This clock signal is the reference for the complete bus timing. Its frequency is 1022.7 kHz (NTSC models) or 985.248 kHz (PAL models).

For this reason, the VIC uses the mechanism described in section 2.4.3. to "stun" the processor for 40-43 cycles during the first pixel line of each text line to read the character pointers. The raster lines in which this happens are usually called "Bad Lines" ("bad" because they stop the processor and thus slow down the computer and lead to problems if the precise timing of a program is essential, e.g. for the transmission of data to/from a floppy drive).

This clock signal is the reference for the complete bus timing. Its frequency is 1022.7 kHz (NTSC models) or 985.248 kHz (PAL models).

For this reason, the VIC uses the mechanism described in section 2.4.3. to "stun" the processor for 40-43 cycles during the first pixel line of each text line to read the character pointers. The raster lines in which this happens are usually called "Bad Lines" ("bad" because they stop the processor and thus slow down the computer and lead to problems if the precise timing of a program is essential, e.g. for the transmission of data to/from a floppy drive).

I put up a torrent to distribute the file:

http://www.personal.uni-jena.de/~p0stal/A_Singular _Christmas.zip.torrent

Feel free to use it and enjoy listening to really _interesting_ music :-)

• Official APEv2 Spec (written by Frank Klemm of MPC fame)
• Tag - sources include APEv2 reader/writer
• Apetag - *nix cmdline. APEv2 tagger
• fb2k SDK - includes reader/writer code (BSD-licensed)

Of course, it is possible to know everything that is stated in the official documentation. Unfortunately this does only reproduce the specifications of the C64 chipset, not the actual implementation.

One amazing thing about the C64 is that it offers and endless amount of ways to abuse the hardware to do even more amazing things. (Does the documentation state anything about 320x200x16 graphic modes,8 bit samples, fullscreen graphics?) Still today people find new coding tricks now and then. (Check out this site, the top ten list)

The C64 CPU is well known, all of its illegal opcodes have been decoded and documented. You can even find the reverse engineered circuit on the web. (click - sorry its hungarian, use your imagination to navigate the site).

Also the C64 video chip, the VIC, is thouroughly documented based on empirical knowledge (here). However, there are still pieces and bits left..

The sounds chip, the SID, has been reverse engineered to a state where fairly accurate emulation is possible. Unfortunately this is only true for the digital part. The analog part of the sid (mainly programmable filters) does hardly follow the specification and is subject to variations between different SID-chip revisions etc. This problem can only be solved by reverse engineering the actual circuit of the filter.

It's fucking 2003 and you're a member of slashdot but you dont know how to create a simple hyperlink?

God damn!

http://www.personal.uni-jena.de/~pfk/mpp/clipping. html

And for future reference, thats:

<a href="http://www.personal.uni-jena.de/~pfk/mpp/cli pping.html">http://www.personal.uni-jena.de/~pfk/m pp/clipping.html</a>

Here are some of the more promising results of a search from google.com (String used was :unix ref card pdf)

Unix Cheat Sheet
Unix Cheat Sheet
From Rice University : Very basic
Another Too large and outdated
Selection of Unix, Vi, and Emacs refferences Courtesy Univ. of Alberta.ca

You should be able to find what you need easy enough. I should also highly reccommend to everyone the linuxsecurity.com Linux Security guidesheet. Damn good reading to hardening your system. Here

Toodles

time paper 1
time paper 2 time paper 3

most of the theory is that our perception of time is related to motion, but that time does not exist. care to rebut?
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Until a better answer comes up, it's a technical language (once) used in the telecommunications sector. Here is a site, it is in English, although the server is in Germany. Hope it helps for a start. CHILL