next big thing is HD4K2K = 4 times the number of pixels than an HD screen, some sport this year is being recorded in HD4K2K so are most movies, where was it in this advertorial NO WHERE.
Horrendously expensive at present like $55k for a 3m screen but prices will drop with Moore's law regularity
Orlando Furioso, by Ludovico Ariosto written in the Renaissance in 1516 in Italian, there are modern English translations and modern retellings http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086074/ for the movie, very visual
Also, an opera by Vivaldi
this is a fantasy retelling of the fictional account of Charlemagne's invasion of Spain, which was fictionalised as in Chason de Roland. So even by the 16th century it was many layers of retelling.
I somehow found/. well before the first sale and found it always useful. CmdrTaco, thank you for all of the stories and for posting sme of my story submisions.
Now following you on G+ (for awhile and until they catch up with me with their name policy)
Not a habitable planet as the gravity would be about 20 m/s and put it in the habitable zone and gravity would get you again as hydrogen would not achieve escape velocity as it does here and thus build up in the atmosphere preventing any accumulation of oxygen
That means a mini DSLAM in a street pillar connected by fibre to the exchange, this gets the speed they need for the connection without the need to replace that last "mile".
Still a significant cost to put in but saves about 80% on a full fibre retro-fit to the house/business
Professor Gregory Benford has papers on it.
http://www.physics.uci.edu/faculty/benford.html
There are several papers here going back several years discussing geo-sequestration of carbon in a manner non returnable to the atmosphere. The proposal here does not lock the carbon away.
Those figures look like this is going to be a successful strategy for the company. Other "apocryphal" sources would have suggested that 95% loss would have been expected.
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The PS4 will have HD4k2k capability, rumoured for Q4-2013
next big thing is HD4K2K = 4 times the number of pixels than an HD screen, some sport this year is being recorded in HD4K2K so are most movies, where was it in this advertorial NO WHERE.
Horrendously expensive at present like $55k for a 3m screen but prices will drop with Moore's law regularity
Orlando Furioso, by Ludovico Ariosto written in the Renaissance in 1516 in Italian, there are modern English translations and modern retellings
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086074/ for the movie, very visual
Also, an opera by Vivaldi
this is a fantasy retelling of the fictional account of Charlemagne's invasion of Spain, which was fictionalised as in Chason de Roland. So even by the 16th century it was many layers of retelling.
Not a forgotten novel as it has been done as a movie TWICE
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0053137/ - Gregory Peck, Ava Gardiner, Fred Astaire
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0219224/ - Rachel Ward, Bryan Browne
I expected no-one would know this book, only book she wrote, great read, recommended
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2011/11/01/hdd_flooding/
I somehow found /. well before the first sale and found it always useful. CmdrTaco, thank you for all of the stories and for posting sme of my story submisions.
Now following you on G+
(for awhile and until they catch up with me with their name policy)
There are at least 8 bases in the DNA sequence and this will be only looking for 4 of them
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/07/110721142408.htm
So the 6.7 and the 4 * 5 that have hit Indonesia this week are not significant
The Christchurch quake was 6.2
Yes, but no-one deals is in anything but FOB or FIS.
the ^2 was there when I typed it, but /. appears to have eaten it.
Life at the anaerobic microbial level would be well suited to this, but higher organisms not
Not a habitable planet as the gravity would be about 20 m/s and put it in the habitable zone and gravity would get you again as hydrogen would not achieve escape velocity as it does here and thus build up in the atmosphere preventing any accumulation of oxygen
That means a mini DSLAM in a street pillar connected by fibre to the exchange, this gets the speed they need for the connection without the need to replace that last "mile". Still a significant cost to put in but saves about 80% on a full fibre retro-fit to the house/business
The PR from University of Utah http://www.unews.utah.edu/p/?r=092010-1 lots more details than any of the NEWS sites have published also check out http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/09/100922121943.htm
Professor Gregory Benford has papers on it. http://www.physics.uci.edu/faculty/benford.html There are several papers here going back several years discussing geo-sequestration of carbon in a manner non returnable to the atmosphere. The proposal here does not lock the carbon away.
Those figures look like this is going to be a successful strategy for the company. Other "apocryphal" sources would have suggested that 95% loss would have been expected.
The web site at newser.com call in at least 21 other sites according to No_Script and Ghostery shows at least 5 trackers as well.