That is a good post. I didn't realize the specs of the European VLBI surpassed that of the VLBA- because all the information on the E. VLBI I've ever seen has been poorly documented.
I realize now you are reigning king of the hill in terms of collecting area and sensitivity, but not resolution.
We are essentially talking about survival of our species. It's funny that noone usually jumps out and screams sexism when we evacuate women and children first- (because they are the future). But when we are hypothetically choosing who will continue our race- and there are those who no longer are willing to procreate without a surrogate- we are dealing with sexism? I'm sure the reply will be- well- then we need homosexuals willing to procreate with the surrogate or artificially inseminate.
If I am placing my bets on the survival of the race- I want to choose the people that will happily procreate together. Artificial insemination or sex between people whose sexual preferences don't align simply aren't as high as what is natural.
There are dozens of alternatives out there that were simply not considered- it would have only taken 10 minutes of brainstorming...
Someone mentioned frozen embryo's- while not necessarily preferable- not a bad idea.
I was thinking if we really won't have better shielded ships in the future (not likely)- than at least it could be practical to have at least part of the ship additionally shielded. Now it's not preferable to be confined to one room- but there are tribes in Africa that serve their expectant mothers who spend most of their gestation time in a special maternal hut.
I'm sure with some further thinking and less narrow-mindedness- we would have a long list.
That would be a pretty big screw up by the FCC. So that would pretty much destroy what is left of the already dwindling GPS market. I mean, I saw stand-alone GPS devices becoming niche products, but I never thought the government would help their demise. So who should/will sue whom?
That is like arguing that every Airbus is a ripoff of a Boeing. Despite the resemblance, the technology is fundamentally different in function and design.
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That is a good post. I didn't realize the specs of the European VLBI surpassed that of the VLBA- because all the information on the E. VLBI I've ever seen has been poorly documented.
I realize now you are reigning king of the hill in terms of collecting area and sensitivity, but not resolution.
I haven't got the time to check- about to head out the door.
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Money must be so far beneath a gentleman that it is hardly worth troubling about.
Yeah, let me just go get those citations from IRC... oh wait...
There are just some things that can't be cited.
The two choices are mutually exclusive. You can't get first post AND read the article.
We are essentially talking about survival of our species. It's funny that noone usually jumps out and screams sexism when we evacuate women and children first- (because they are the future). But when we are hypothetically choosing who will continue our race- and there are those who no longer are willing to procreate without a surrogate- we are dealing with sexism? I'm sure the reply will be- well- then we need homosexuals willing to procreate with the surrogate or artificially inseminate. If I am placing my bets on the survival of the race- I want to choose the people that will happily procreate together. Artificial insemination or sex between people whose sexual preferences don't align simply aren't as high as what is natural.
There are dozens of alternatives out there that were simply not considered- it would have only taken 10 minutes of brainstorming... Someone mentioned frozen embryo's- while not necessarily preferable- not a bad idea. I was thinking if we really won't have better shielded ships in the future (not likely)- than at least it could be practical to have at least part of the ship additionally shielded. Now it's not preferable to be confined to one room- but there are tribes in Africa that serve their expectant mothers who spend most of their gestation time in a special maternal hut. I'm sure with some further thinking and less narrow-mindedness- we would have a long list.
Apparently the pros rewrite there disks with zeros seven times or so.
I would take the platters and make of few runs on them with a fly mill. Recover that!
Just to specify, that was all assuming that the study isn't crap, and that properly designed GPS receivers could infact be affected.
That would be a pretty big screw up by the FCC. So that would pretty much destroy what is left of the already dwindling GPS market. I mean, I saw stand-alone GPS devices becoming niche products, but I never thought the government would help their demise. So who should/will sue whom?
That is like arguing that every Airbus is a ripoff of a Boeing. Despite the resemblance, the technology is fundamentally different in function and design.
Journalism is dead.
Why not just make it a facebook app? Is there any rule that you have to use facebook's APIs to gather data for your app?
Is there anything they've improved upon versus the other dozens that have been done? I'm too lazy to RTFA after the nth one of these stories.
have you not seen the venn diagram for geeks?
$30 an hour? Why am I an engineer again?
That would be the greenest move right?
Earth to Arlet, most of usenet is spam nowadays- are you saying that is googles fault?
Perhaps it is because I am feeling ill this morning- but I could see this being taken seriously
But almost zero games on the PS3 render in 1080, most are 720 and are then upscaled
Here is a link for those of you unfamiliar.
It has been modified and tested at a range of 27 miles, with a supposed max operating range of 120. That's news for nerds.
WTF? The sky is blue. Do you have a point to make?
Implying his life is so important he can't go without a telephone at home for a few days. Sadness.