Busted, apparently the thing has a geostationary orbit so very little time in Earth shade, few minutes if not seconds. It would have been nice to mention the orbit in TFS but oh well...
Sure it is cold but it is cold in space. The funny part in TFS is:
The cooling system is only reaching that temperature 12 hours a day.
It shouldn't be to hard to keep that temperature with no direct sunlight on the satellite like, when it is, say, in the shade of planet Earth which should be close to 12 hours a day if the satellite is close enough to Earth although not 12 consecutive hours.
Well, given the tendency nowadays, if the intelligence and military agencies of the great and powerful USA can't detect it and it happens in Cuba and China, it obviously has to be Russian technology! Of course they wouldn't use it in Russia if it was...
Editors: I suggest to just google the title you are about to publish to help avoid dupes.
Example: I googled for " US Treasury Secretary Calls For Google Monopoly Probe" and found the previously posted article right away ("Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin Wants Justice Department To Scrutinize Big Tech")
It seems like you will have to wait a little still, it is coming really soon although. Then, all you will have to do is go to a friendly cannabis store like the "Société Québécoise du Cannabis", note that these will be government owned stores.
I believe that you might have a point. SMS systems usually queue the messages 1 by 1, 1 for each recipient and seem to lack the broadcasting ability required hence the need for a parallel broadcasting system. Otherwise, a special "emergency flag" on SMS, usable only by authorized sender, would have been sufficient.
For the Canada system, this was announced a few mouths ago with great hype and watching the press releases and TV, I couldn't have guessed that what is happening today would have somehow happened.
The stories were encrypted so the editor could't read their contents and tell they were dupes. The stories are proof of concept by themselves and only become readable once published on Slashdot with the help of the MIME hack.
You are missing the point completely. As the TV series "Covert Affairs" accidentally leaked, Smithsonian is a front for CIA and everybody knows CIA is a front for aliens.
And I mean, look at that robot. The aliens will be real employees. This is just getting people ready to accept it.:)
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But the brakes are designed to overpower the engine and the vehicles could still be stopped...
Very reassuring although this must hurt braking distance a bit...
From TFS:
and pay a $1,000,000 fine
I do I pronounce $1,000,000
1 decaMillion?
Busted, apparently the thing has a geostationary orbit so very little time in Earth shade, few minutes if not seconds. It would have been nice to mention the orbit in TFS but oh well...
Sure it is cold but it is cold in space. The funny part in TFS is:
The cooling system is only reaching that temperature 12 hours a day.
It shouldn't be to hard to keep that temperature with no direct sunlight on the satellite like, when it is, say, in the shade of planet Earth which should be close to 12 hours a day if the satellite is close enough to Earth although not 12 consecutive hours.
Well, given the tendency nowadays, if the intelligence and military agencies of the great and powerful USA can't detect it and it happens in Cuba and China, it obviously has to be Russian technology! Of course they wouldn't use it in Russia if it was...
Dupe!
https://search.slashdot.org/st...
Editors: I suggest to just google the title you are about to publish to help avoid dupes.
Example: I googled for " US Treasury Secretary Calls For Google Monopoly Probe" and found the previously posted article right away ("Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin Wants Justice Department To Scrutinize Big Tech")
It seems like you will have to wait a little still, it is coming really soon although. Then, all you will have to do is go to a friendly cannabis store like the "Société Québécoise du Cannabis", note that these will be government owned stores.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Indeed, the contrast is stunning.
I believe that you might have a point. SMS systems usually queue the messages 1 by 1, 1 for each recipient and seem to lack the broadcasting ability required hence the need for a parallel broadcasting system. Otherwise, a special "emergency flag" on SMS, usable only by authorized sender, would have been sufficient.
For the Canada system, this was announced a few mouths ago with great hype and watching the press releases and TV, I couldn't have guessed that what is happening today would have somehow happened.
Along with a cryptocurrency, it has to use AI to keep the island afloat and manage it to be a winner.
Exactly, but just like for those optical illusions, I am able to condition myself to see or hear either known alternatives. Anybody else?
The stories were encrypted so the editor could't read their contents and tell they were dupes. The stories are proof of concept by themselves and only become readable once published on Slashdot with the help of the MIME hack.
yawn, nobody with half a brain pipes user input directly into sql queries these days...
Did you stop school at 12 or soon after?
Because, when continuing a little, I realized that the reference books were then allowed in exam rooms making the kind of cheat you mention useless.
woosh, I don't think it's the same AC...
You are missing the point completely. As the TV series "Covert Affairs" accidentally leaked, Smithsonian is a front for CIA and everybody knows CIA is a front for aliens.
And I mean, look at that robot. The aliens will be real employees. This is just getting people ready to accept it. :)
Well, "even built" and "ever built" kind of mean the same anyway friend.
Hey! Thanks for that dude!
"Nuclear battery technology began in 1913"
+5!
Fuck mate I meant "'ever built" and I cut and pasted from the OP :(
Sorry about this
Cool mate but this is concept car. I was asking for "the smallest nuclear electricity generator even built" info.
Thanks anyway mate!
I want a smaller one on wheels please!
1 MW or even 0.5 MW will be plenty for my use case. Since I live in Alaska, the steam output will come handy too.
Any ideas for this kind of market? What is the smallest nuclear electricity generator even built?
It would be cool to have one for camping trips.
Neither can US, for the same geographical reasons as Canada:
https://www.adn.com/rural-alas...
hey, hey, bro...
I guess you abstracted my point pretty well...
It's amazing how much amazon has access to your stuff, isn't it?
In TFA, they cite "gif" without any ideas what it means and it just went up the chain as is.
For your png input, it must be that twitter converted it to png from the gif mentioned in TFA.
If I didn't know gif format, I would have thought that "Gif" meant "Gallactical Input Facilities".