but what about water emissions generated when burning fossil fuels?
Which volume of water is injected per year into the atmosphere (initially as water vapour) when burning gazoline, diesel, gas similar? And what is the impact on sea level, meteorological events...?
do have a transmission medium (aether, ether, ), just like sound waves do propagate in air, don't they? D. Brisset was onto something big in 1911 (ToE inside, in French).
with random plate number generator. Of course, with a button near the driver for quickly displaying back the legit plate number in case of emergency.
E-ink seems to be sensitive to static electricity / external parasitic voltage fields though.
If you happen to have your own apache server handy, just setup up a personal server with Xmarks, it works beautifully (over https as well). I'm using this combination for quite some time now, with great satisfaction and independence. As stated above, I also don't want to store my private stuff on third party storage.
In France most recent powermeters have an output called "teleinfo" which we can have activated, basically a kind of serial link (output only), repeatedly giving lost of parameters like instant watts, actual indexes in watt.hours and more.
This kind of meter can be found second hand on ebay I think, and it is just a matter of demodulating the (well documented) 'teleinfo' output.
What I did with this output, is to log the status every minute into a postgresql database (since 07/2008 now) and then it is easy to graph the data. You can see how often and how long the fridge is working etc...
As an example of the result: http://2oo4.free.fr/teleinfo.jpg (in French, but you can figure out with the units).
Be sure to match the characteristics of your power network (we have 230 volts/50Hz here)
Kind Regards,
Benoît.
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but what about water emissions generated when burning fossil fuels? Which volume of water is injected per year into the atmosphere (initially as water vapour) when burning gazoline, diesel, gas similar? And what is the impact on sea level, meteorological events...?
Will be kodi.tv it seems.
France has bacon!
Could it be related to this event: http://www.spaceweather.com/images2012/14mar12/deathplunge.gif ?
do have a transmission medium (aether, ether, ), just like sound waves do propagate in air, don't they? D. Brisset was onto something big in 1911 (ToE inside, in French).
with random plate number generator. Of course, with a button near the driver for quickly displaying back the legit plate number in case of emergency. E-ink seems to be sensitive to static electricity / external parasitic voltage fields though.
they will have plenty of food!
If you happen to have your own apache server handy, just setup up a personal server with Xmarks, it works beautifully (over https as well). I'm using this combination for quite some time now, with great satisfaction and independence. As stated above, I also don't want to store my private stuff on third party storage.
In France most recent powermeters have an output called "teleinfo" which we can have activated, basically a kind of serial link (output only), repeatedly giving lost of parameters like instant watts, actual indexes in watt.hours and more. This kind of meter can be found second hand on ebay I think, and it is just a matter of demodulating the (well documented) 'teleinfo' output. What I did with this output, is to log the status every minute into a postgresql database (since 07/2008 now) and then it is easy to graph the data. You can see how often and how long the fridge is working etc... As an example of the result: http://2oo4.free.fr/teleinfo.jpg (in French, but you can figure out with the units). Be sure to match the characteristics of your power network (we have 230 volts/50Hz here) Kind Regards, Benoît.
would be nice!
...human ears?
reading the same news on Engadget is it what Super-Duper Mart looked like before?
... Conan, The Boy in Future from Miyazaki, where Sun energy is harvested from space by a satellite and sent back to Earth.
It very much looks like liquid metal balls bouncing on the floor, these are produced very often when using an electric arc welder.