Yes if they'd only split their Communist Party into red and blue teams with minor ideological differences, and give lip service to the people's needs while clearly indicating that they give no fucks through their actions, they could be brought up to US standards of freedom and democracy.
It may finally be enough to overpower "range anxiety."
Or on the other hand, to make cars lighter and/or cheaper. I considered EV-swapping my sports car late last year but went with another ICE because of the expense and weight. I figured I only needed 30 miles range, but it still would have added about 500lbs to the car and the battery alone would have been over $10k.
That won't be a bad thing for smartphones (I say that once you can go maybe 18 hours of average use between charges, that's enough), laptops could use more power though and electric cars sure as shit won't be wasting any of it.
Really gotta get myself an EEG headset sometime...I wonder what other signals it could be tuned to pick up? What happens if you think about moving a nonexistant limb, would anything happen? That could free up your hands and feet and let you control other things with your mind.
Some lighthouses in Russia are powered by RITEGs about the size of a large fridge...good luck collecting enough nuclear material to build such a thing though.
You may be unaware of this but libertarians have solutions for all of this - 4x4s and mud trails instead of roads, dudes with guns instead of defense, open pits of burning garbage, DIY sewage systems and surgical masks instead of sanitation.
I don't know how a person could come to believe this without becoming a violent revolutionary soon afterwards. If you honestly want to starve your government to death and go through the bloody transition to a new one, why not take a shot at seeing it happen within your lifetime rather than "suffering" your whole life for the supposed good of future generations?
Skype and many apps that poll for USB devices (like the app that reflashes my N900, and the one that reflashes my Race Capture Pro) will cause the USB camera to turn on. Also coming out of suspend mode will do it on some laptops running Linux.
But if it's not usual or repeatable it's probably malware.
Interesting, I might try building one as a shed, wish I saw that before I bought a second cheapo hardware store shed a while ago. Has the 12x8 stretch gone beyond the concept stage?
Came here to say this. "Reported by another researcher" could be a very handy boilerplate response if there's no list of found vulnerabilities. They could even post a hash of a vulnerability's description until they fix it.
Their missiles and drones do get used...but yeah those fighters and ships are all for the theoretical WW2-style WW3. A Eurofighter was used to escort down a plane recently.
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Japan had plans to build crazy "arcologies" like this in the late '80s-early '90s, just before their real estate market cratered hard.
Much like the exhaust headers on an engine! Get a 4-2-1 equal length time manifold and you'll really be clockin'!
Yes if they'd only split their Communist Party into red and blue teams with minor ideological differences, and give lip service to the people's needs while clearly indicating that they give no fucks through their actions, they could be brought up to US standards of freedom and democracy.
It may finally be enough to overpower "range anxiety."
Or on the other hand, to make cars lighter and/or cheaper. I considered EV-swapping my sports car late last year but went with another ICE because of the expense and weight. I figured I only needed 30 miles range, but it still would have added about 500lbs to the car and the battery alone would have been over $10k.
That won't be a bad thing for smartphones (I say that once you can go maybe 18 hours of average use between charges, that's enough), laptops could use more power though and electric cars sure as shit won't be wasting any of it.
And it's worth about a bajillion carbon credits!
Aw man I was really hoping the paste problem had been overcome :-(
Still I'd consider something more invasive if it were useful and futureproof enough.
Really gotta get myself an EEG headset sometime...I wonder what other signals it could be tuned to pick up? What happens if you think about moving a nonexistant limb, would anything happen? That could free up your hands and feet and let you control other things with your mind.
To most people on both sides, "civil rights" is nothing more than a cudgel usable by the losers in an election with which to bash the other side.
Wow, is that what they teach you about liberals on Fox News?
Damn you...I don't think this will work on the Japanese but it would sure as hell work on the Chinese, opening up a huge new market for whale meat.
From what I've heard whale meat doesn't taste that good. It has the texture of beef and a muted liver taste.
Mind the toxic fumes.
Some lighthouses in Russia are powered by RITEGs about the size of a large fridge...good luck collecting enough nuclear material to build such a thing though.
You may be unaware of this but libertarians have solutions for all of this - 4x4s and mud trails instead of roads, dudes with guns instead of defense, open pits of burning garbage, DIY sewage systems and surgical masks instead of sanitation.
I don't know how a person could come to believe this without becoming a violent revolutionary soon afterwards. If you honestly want to starve your government to death and go through the bloody transition to a new one, why not take a shot at seeing it happen within your lifetime rather than "suffering" your whole life for the supposed good of future generations?
This one uses grandpa's guitars. It's for pussies...and grandpas.
So I put an asteroid on your asteroid, so you can watch a flyby while you're watchin' a flyby!
Skype and many apps that poll for USB devices (like the app that reflashes my N900, and the one that reflashes my Race Capture Pro) will cause the USB camera to turn on. Also coming out of suspend mode will do it on some laptops running Linux.
But if it's not usual or repeatable it's probably malware.
Interesting, I might try building one as a shed, wish I saw that before I bought a second cheapo hardware store shed a while ago. Has the 12x8 stretch gone beyond the concept stage?
Addendum: Whoops, it's GoDaddy founder and former CEO Bob Parsons who hunts elephants for fun.
but how much do you think someone might bid to be the first person in 10,000 years to hunt and kill a woolly mammoth? $20M? $50M?
I don't know, let's ask GoDaddy CEO Scott Wagner what number he's writing on that cheque right now.
Came here to say this. "Reported by another researcher" could be a very handy boilerplate response if there's no list of found vulnerabilities. They could even post a hash of a vulnerability's description until they fix it.
When the disk drive broke I started messing around with BASIC.
...but Little Ice Age Garden is a decent consolation prize.
Their missiles and drones do get used...but yeah those fighters and ships are all for the theoretical WW2-style WW3. A Eurofighter was used to escort down a plane recently.