If I have fiber going to my doorstep, I want to be able to use 100% of that bandwidth. In your analogy, electricity is the gas of computers.I pay for the electricity myself.
Most of my experience is with airports, where I pretty much always get searched. I don't live particularly close to Mexico, so I doubt I'm going to get that experience any time soon.
Depends if you want a technical lead or an engineer. A good engineer needs the math. A good lead needs the math AND the people skills. The lead needs to be able to understand what his engineers are telling him in order to dumb it down for the business people.
Insight is the most sought after skill in life, and Mathematics is no exception. I remember taking math classes in college where the teacher would be explaining a proof, and then would make an almost epic leap of faith to the next step. The step would work, but I would have no inclination as to why you would do that. I always made a point of asking if that leap was intuition, in the hopes that I could identify where greatness occurs.
Most likely it will make more sense to make the moon a waypoint for other mining operations. Lower gravity and atmosphere provides several advantages with things like telescopes. It would also provide a good relay point for either manned missions to or from earth, as I'd guess the lower gravity would be easier to become accustomed to after prolonged exposure to weightlessness or artificial gravity.
Recently I became a licensed Scuba diver. One thing you learn in scuba diving classes is that you are more likely to get nitrogen poisoning if you are dehydrated, or had been drinking substantially the night before. Typically the way you do a first response treatment of nitrogen poisoning is by supplying pure oxygen.
I'm sure there's a Q.E.D. in there but I'm pretty sure I'm missing some steps.
Slashdot Mirror
Does this mean that potentially hundreds of sites know that I visit slashdot regularly?!?!?
So much for Anonymous Coward.
Switch the reading mode to book mode to use see some HTML5 action with page transitions.
Still, it's good to work while you're young. If you half as much you end up with half as much.
If I have fiber going to my doorstep, I want to be able to use 100% of that bandwidth. In your analogy, electricity is the gas of computers.I pay for the electricity myself.
That would be bad ass. They are going to have to ditch their proprietary system over the next 10 years or so anyways.
Most of my experience is with airports, where I pretty much always get searched. I don't live particularly close to Mexico, so I doubt I'm going to get that experience any time soon.
You are clearly white. He would care if I drove across the border with it.
C gets an A++
In Soviet Russian, space travels to you!
There seems to be a pearl necklace floating in the man cave. Who didn't clean up?
Also, we are running out of paper towels.
For those of you not in the know, the courses are here and free:
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/web/home/home/index.htm
Depends if you want a technical lead or an engineer. A good engineer needs the math. A good lead needs the math AND the people skills. The lead needs to be able to understand what his engineers are telling him in order to dumb it down for the business people.
+1 Funny
Insight is the most sought after skill in life, and Mathematics is no exception. I remember taking math classes in college where the teacher would be explaining a proof, and then would make an almost epic leap of faith to the next step. The step would work, but I would have no inclination as to why you would do that. I always made a point of asking if that leap was intuition, in the hopes that I could identify where greatness occurs.
That's my real question. FF was fixed in a month. Was IE fixed and how long did it take?
Yea.
Bill gave a speech on this at last years tedtalks.
http://www.ted.com/talks/bill_gates.html
Your signature would be better if it read:
There are 10 kinds of people out there, those that get it, and those that don't.
Google's official headquarters is actually in Deleware, like most large companies in the US.
If any movie exec's read this post, please PLEASE do not take away that your consumers are looking to watch a 7 hour Lord of the Rings movie.
And newspapers.
Did you mean to make this plural?
My CPU already overloads from browsing the web. I'm begining to think I need to ditch firefox anyways...
Most likely it will make more sense to make the moon a waypoint for other mining operations. Lower gravity and atmosphere provides several advantages with things like telescopes. It would also provide a good relay point for either manned missions to or from earth, as I'd guess the lower gravity would be easier to become accustomed to after prolonged exposure to weightlessness or artificial gravity.
That said there is no atmosphere to break up or burn out anything that's going to hit the moon. That's why it's a big mess of craters.
Recently I became a licensed Scuba diver. One thing you learn in scuba diving classes is that you are more likely to get nitrogen poisoning if you are dehydrated, or had been drinking substantially the night before. Typically the way you do a first response treatment of nitrogen poisoning is by supplying pure oxygen.
I'm sure there's a Q.E.D. in there but I'm pretty sure I'm missing some steps.