Depending upon the direction of reception, if you can use the wire screen of the balcony door as the back grid, the antenna's reception wires would indeed look like a sculpture, mounted on some PVC pipe sitting on some sort of stand on the balcony...with a wire coming from the stand. Further disguise is possible, such as using the back of a plastic or wood chair as the mounting point. Indoors, I've also used the back of a bookcase as an antenna mount.
There is a chance that the satellite could have reentered in a way where most of the satellite protected the hydrazine tank. For that matter, heat shields seem to be overrated; some astronauts recently survived reentry while their capsule was upside down. Apparently metal objects can behave differently in the atmosphere than meteorites do.
It's called the Precautionary Principle. If the effects MIGHT be large, taking precautions are justified. However, this is sometimes applied when the probability is miniscule, or when the connection between cause and effect is questionable.
In this case, the probability of getting cancer is small, the causes of most cancers are unknown, and the mechanisms by which EM energy might cause cancer are unlikely. And the solutions do not seem well considered, particularly the one involving replacing one EM device with three (the wireless link to the headset means the cellphone is transmitting both to the cell phone system and to the headset, on different frequencies; the headset's speaker might also be an EM device while the speaker on the cellphone might not be, so it could be a 1-to-4 EM change).
The author did not mention having the system set up to have the UPS trigger an automatic shutdown.
If you're not at the machine, or don't know how to shutdown without a CRT, the disk can get messed up when the UPS runs out of power. Unless you only have a desktop machine with no network applications writing to disk (no BitTorrent); then you might be OK if you just walk away from your keyboard and let the system become quiescent before it loses power.
So Dutch researchers cracked the public transportation pass for London? Boy they're gonna be pretty down when they'll realise they need to travel all the way to London just to get free public transportation.
Well, after all that fighting several centuries ago, they can't very well put up with a bunch of Dutch tourists gallavanting about, now can they?
Fortunately being Dutch they'll surely find a place to forget about all of this within a walking distance.
If his invention is described in a patent, then the information is already public. Go look it up. In a few years the patent will expire and you can start your own company to make the stuff.
If you don't like the massive collision idea, consider that maybe it was a more massive collision than was thought and what ended up in orbit was chunks more than splash. Doesn't matter if the chunks were of hot mantle, as there is still a lot of water in the Earth's mantle.
The download page finally links to version 3 instead of version 2 (for a while the graphic said 3 but the link was to 2).
An alternative is the Coral Cache copy of the new page.
Doesn't matter if they have webs of distributed download servers. They didn't post the links ahead of time, and now getting the download links is a bottleneck for everyone.
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So you claim, but you haven't proven that, so I don't believe your unauthenticated claim.
Ever since you mistyped http:///.
Tap, tap. "Excuse me, are you an armed troop?"
Depending upon the direction of reception, if you can use the wire screen of the balcony door as the back grid, the antenna's reception wires would indeed look like a sculpture, mounted on some PVC pipe sitting on some sort of stand on the balcony...with a wire coming from the stand. Further disguise is possible, such as using the back of a plastic or wood chair as the mounting point. Indoors, I've also used the back of a bookcase as an antenna mount.
There is a chance that the satellite could have reentered in a way where most of the satellite protected the hydrazine tank. For that matter, heat shields seem to be overrated; some astronauts recently survived reentry while their capsule was upside down. Apparently metal objects can behave differently in the atmosphere than meteorites do.
"If you drill a company ..."
Drill here, drill now.
In this case, the probability of getting cancer is small, the causes of most cancers are unknown, and the mechanisms by which EM energy might cause cancer are unlikely. And the solutions do not seem well considered, particularly the one involving replacing one EM device with three (the wireless link to the headset means the cellphone is transmitting both to the cell phone system and to the headset, on different frequencies; the headset's speaker might also be an EM device while the speaker on the cellphone might not be, so it could be a 1-to-4 EM change).
Just make sure we get a followup article when one of the legal documents in the case mentions Hitler.
This calls for a Kermit full-waving "YAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!"
If you're not at the machine, or don't know how to shutdown without a CRT, the disk can get messed up when the UPS runs out of power. Unless you only have a desktop machine with no network applications writing to disk (no BitTorrent); then you might be OK if you just walk away from your keyboard and let the system become quiescent before it loses power.
OK, I labeled my games. My label says "GAME".
So it's a silicon sandwich around a filling of paper, rather than the MOSFET silicon sandwich around a filling of metal oxide semiconductor?
ROFL. Stop it, you're killing me.
Well, after all that fighting several centuries ago, they can't very well put up with a bunch of Dutch tourists gallavanting about, now can they?
Or skating distance.
For all twenty buildings.
This is wonderful news! I'll have to call them to congratulate them!
If his invention is described in a patent, then the information is already public. Go look it up. In a few years the patent will expire and you can start your own company to make the stuff.
If you don't like the massive collision idea, consider that maybe it was a more massive collision than was thought and what ended up in orbit was chunks more than splash. Doesn't matter if the chunks were of hot mantle, as there is still a lot of water in the Earth's mantle.
Youngsters also don't remember Ma Bell.
Do you have a warrant to study the v1AgR@?
Maybe Denmark did have fjords when this bird was somewhat more active. Even if the Danish fjords didn't have Danes yet, thus no Danish pet shops.
The download page finally links to version 3 instead of version 2 (for a while the graphic said 3 but the link was to 2).
An alternative is the Coral Cache copy of the new page.
Doesn't matter if they have webs of distributed download servers. They didn't post the links ahead of time, and now getting the download links is a bottleneck for everyone.
The Firefox forum which is linked to actually says 10 AM PDT, not PST. That would be 1 PM on the east coast.