There are tons of high def pictures and video of these shots from NASA's blue marble project. The only slight difference is, the satellite isn't quite this far away, the photos however are way better.
Whoa, you think that the US has that much pull on the Swedish courts? I doubt it.
TBP is clearly winning the case thus far. I expect them to win, regardless of the United States not liking it.
Well, It would be a bit more work to get the helicopter from the Kamchatka airline.
It says right on the side of it: Kamchatka Airlines, in russian of course.
Are you suggesting we reserve geostationary slots for technology that doesn't currently exist? Also- you will find that many countries along the equator have been given reserved geostationary slots even though they do not possess the technology to launch their own satellites- This is because the slots are directly above their country.
It doesn't make sense to me why you wouldn't raise the geostationary satellites orbit- instead of lower as you have suggested- and geostationary orbit is around 35-36 thousand kilometers above the surface.
Yes, you are dead on right. I work with the same people. I take back some of my assumptions made.
I will accept the fact that she knows little to nothing about computers, and at this point, I see nothing but holes in the story.
Why was it she had to drop both the fall and spring semesters?
Did she contact anyone to help her with her problem besides the also computer illiterate news crew?
Is it really that much user friendlier to set up her internet on windows?- I guess probably and unfortunately.
This woman didn't want to try to use it, she got stuck with it on accident and then failed to make use of it. A few google searches by her would have revealed at least how to use Word or Open Office. And has it been shown that she really has a verizon card?- or does she just think she needs the magic cd that came with her cable modem?
I have to giggle whenever someone thinks they need some sort of Verizon High Speed Internet CD to use the internet.
It's almost as funny as the people who use AOL because it is the "internet" even though they are just hooked into a router and cable modem like everyone else. - this used to be acceptable when people used AOL's dialup service (or shudder- continue to use it)
There is nothing free about this energy, what you are proposing is a very elaborate and inefficient way of converting (propane, diesel, electricity or whatever your forklifts run on) into electricity.
Every time a forklift runs onto the tile, the tile depresses slightly which causes the work, however the forklift will then have to compensate by climbing off the depressed tile. Where else do you think this energy is coming from?
It may be a joke that they are stealing PE and KE, but they really are making it slightly harder to walk around. Thus the user will be doing more work- ie- burning more calories.
Well, neither really, because the name is not of english origin, both are accepted. I would show you the correct spelling but Slashdot doesn't yet accept cyrillic.
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Where do I sign up, I want my pendant keychain.
The electrons actually move quite slowly regardless to how fast you send stuff down a cord.
Is that what they will call it?
Most of the North American Solar Challenge vehicles and World Solar Challenge Vehicles easily exceed 60 mph.
I work on Purdue's Solar team and have first hand experience with these vehicles on the highway.
www.PurdueSolar.org
There are tons of high def pictures and video of these shots from NASA's blue marble project. The only slight difference is, the satellite isn't quite this far away, the photos however are way better.
Well, then hopefully they try more then one of the internets, and go with the faster more functional one.
Whoa, you think that the US has that much pull on the Swedish courts? I doubt it. TBP is clearly winning the case thus far. I expect them to win, regardless of the United States not liking it.
Well, It would be a bit more work to get the helicopter from the Kamchatka airline. It says right on the side of it: Kamchatka Airlines, in russian of course.
Are you suggesting we reserve geostationary slots for technology that doesn't currently exist? Also- you will find that many countries along the equator have been given reserved geostationary slots even though they do not possess the technology to launch their own satellites- This is because the slots are directly above their country.
It doesn't make sense to me why you wouldn't raise the geostationary satellites orbit- instead of lower as you have suggested- and geostationary orbit is around 35-36 thousand kilometers above the surface.
I think you guys might be missing the parents REAL joke. In order to land ON the asteroid the following is taken into consideration.
Since he is proposing the ship being larger, the asteroid would actually be landing on the ship.
If you allow the asteroid to land on the soyuz, -- in soviet russian soyuz lands on asteroid.
Thus, the only way to land ON the asteroid is with a russian ship and a bad joke. Get it?
Yes, you are dead on right. I work with the same people. I take back some of my assumptions made.
I will accept the fact that she knows little to nothing about computers, and at this point, I see nothing but holes in the story.
Why was it she had to drop both the fall and spring semesters?
Did she contact anyone to help her with her problem besides the also computer illiterate news crew?
Is it really that much user friendlier to set up her internet on windows?- I guess probably and unfortunately.
There is a difference.
This woman didn't want to try to use it, she got stuck with it on accident and then failed to make use of it. A few google searches by her would have revealed at least how to use Word or Open Office. And has it been shown that she really has a verizon card?- or does she just think she needs the magic cd that came with her cable modem?
The same joke occurred to me, but I felt it was a little to lame to post.
I have to giggle whenever someone thinks they need some sort of Verizon High Speed Internet CD to use the internet.
It's almost as funny as the people who use AOL because it is the "internet" even though they are just hooked into a router and cable modem like everyone else. - this used to be acceptable when people used AOL's dialup service (or shudder- continue to use it)
What is the zero-day defense protocol for the zero-day defense software?
That ship was built, and is registered and maintained in the Ukraine. They only claim it is soviet.
Proxy Server + Hulu.com /= USA-only
Must be good enough for the rest of us.
Try reading the article next time. This is a willingly used device. It also doesn't jam signals in any manner you are speaking of.
This is not a jammer, it is a bluetooth device.
They would have to be idiots to lock out 911.
Even phones that you have lying around without an active subscription can make 911 calls.
There is nothing free about this energy, what you are proposing is a very elaborate and inefficient way of converting (propane, diesel, electricity or whatever your forklifts run on) into electricity.
Every time a forklift runs onto the tile, the tile depresses slightly which causes the work, however the forklift will then have to compensate by climbing off the depressed tile. Where else do you think this energy is coming from?
Perhaps they mean 1400 KJ/day
It may be a joke that they are stealing PE and KE, but they really are making it slightly harder to walk around. Thus the user will be doing more work- ie- burning more calories.
Well, neither really, because the name is not of english origin, both are accepted. I would show you the correct spelling but Slashdot doesn't yet accept cyrillic.