A legal loophole that exploits school should not be allowed. Not only do our tax dollars go to school so that they can have.edu domain names, but they are being exploited. On the other side, this will make a lot of money! I have to applaud the people who made this because they were smart and will make a lot of money. This will likely be a large blog, based on some stats I have of old blogs.
They could possibly use this idea for future space technology testing. They could use a much smaller version of the rockets and see how well it works with earth parameters. Nasa has programs where they test rockets by racing them like this, but it's not nearly as well funded as this because this rocket program with Nasa is very experimental.
It was actaully a very skimmed down version of Linux, you couldn't input any commands because he couldn't figure out how to get it working with the keys on the TI83, it just ran on the hardware. It took about a minute to start up, a minute to shutdown. It wasn't Linux, but it was very Linux like in terms of code, so I just considered it to be Linux. Overall, it was a waste of $120 CAD to ruin a calculator and get no credit of this feat.:(
It's times like these when I appreciate my my TI83 weighing in at about 12 ounces. It may be seemingly complicated to do graphs and hard fuctions, but it's damn smaller! (Plus, if you mod it enough, you can run Linux. A friend of mine actually did that!)
After reading this article, and doing a little research, I discovered some facts proving that with a little hard work and a little development, they may be able to reverse engineer technology like this to extract energy from storms. This would be useful for to stop lightning from hitting major cities. Some places uses planes to drop a gas into storm clouds to stop storms, it is very risky, but also makes tornadoes a little more mild, believe it or not.
If the cost of the lasers and the energy for them didn't cost to much, it may be a possibility in the future to create energy using lightning strikes. Due to the infrequency of lightning, no one has ever made a great effort to try this. If the technology is cheap enough, this would be a great test and possibly a future energy source.
I wonder if this codec will be usable on other OS's or if Sun is just going to hog it to themselves, like their "open source" operating system which is not actually open source.
It's okay to be snooping in on certain emails. Email regarding business makes sense, but not email regarding personal issues. A lot of people use their business email as their personal email as well. But if people are sending emails to co-workers via the business address, and the boss is viewing these emails, it is a violation of their privacy. Plus when you're reading their emails, you start to look like a perverted freak.
I Enjoy living in Canada for a reason. They don't do that here. My mother is a teacher and does not get this done to her. I fix computer and I have to send lots of emails, and my boss is not allowed to do this.
Who's going to be a terrorist? The little frontline technician who works on the phone all day? Or the guy who doesn't do any work and receives money from his relatives in a strange country who make money by making bombs? If your employer has any reason to snoop in on you, they shouldn't have hired you or they should ask you in person.
What if this were used on people using drugs. It would be quite interesting. If you get someone high enough, they don't appear to have any control over themselves and just do whatever happens, plus it would make some whacky readouts when they're doing the tests.
I doubt any of this will be possible without Canadian engineering. McDonald, Detweiller and associates created the Canadarm and Dexter, and Russia will probably require technology like this to make this possible. Canada is becoming a great hand in the space industry. McDonald, Detweiller and associates are really putting Canada in the news around the world. It's an excellent thing that they weren't sold.
Thanks to the Bush administration, we can have over 10,000 cameras in our home equipped with thermal sensors, motion sensor and blade dullers! Before we know it, they're going to ban everything except for refrigerators! Want coffee at work? Sorry thermoses have been banned.:( Luckily for you, work has been too! (Except for the refrigerator industry)
With something like this I can overclock my "Hackintosh" to 4 GhZ without worrying about setting my apartment on fire. Once I get my dual quad core machine, I'm gonna be running it so fast with a cooler like this. I really like the cheap price! I'm considering getting rid of my MacBook because it gets too hot, but if they can manage to make one for the MacBook, then hell ya! I'm gonna get one.
I wanna run nothing but vim on an 8 core machine.;) No, not really.
I don't think these guys are showing off a good page by using YouTube. I think that they would have a better image by getting this done professionally. The democrats will take this advice with their extra money, the republicans will use it to prove to earth is flat! Like Ann Coulter says: "The earths is flat! Jesus for president! omg111 bible! OMG!
Net neutrality will be like taking away our rights! Everyone uses p4p in some way. Whether you're pirating or actually doing work! It would be stupid to even touch this.
The minds at Nintendo will quickly pick this up and expand on their Wii. People thought that the Wii was far away and would cost thousands of dollars. I'm sure we're on a pathway to playing ruining our fancy new plasma televisions by running into them! How will we create a safety strap for this one?
I remember the first time I played Super Mario Bros. on my uncles Nintendo! That was the best game I ever played. I've played Grand Theft Auto, plenty of racing games and Super Mario Bros. is still the best. You just can't find the original version anywhere these days! I think a great idea for the original game makers would be to release the original version. That was the only good Mario game, everything after that had was too complex (for a Mario game.) I also liked Pong. It gets boring and repetitive after a while and is nowhere as good as Super Mario Bros. but it was fun.
3D games are plenty of fun too. Has anyone ever played Nexuiz? It's an open source 3D first person shooter similar to Quake and Unreal Tournament. Very fun! It works on Macintosh, Windows, and Linux. I would recommend it to anyone.
I don't think epaper will make a huge difference in our life in the years to come. The biggest reason is that it's overpriced. A laptop is a good example. Laptops go from $400 to thousands. On the upside, they will save you money after you have used at least 400000 (four hundred thousand) sheets of paper roughly. It is also more environmentally friendly and efficient. Not to mention more organized and smaller! However you've also got battery life... It works just as well without the price and no batteries required. If you could make some sort of pocket book that had an easy input method such as a widely sold stylus and a battery life lasting at least 200 hours on full power. I think for now I will stick with good old fashioned paper.
This is great that someone keeps hacking Apple's firmware. I like the idea of people hacking Apple's firmware, but I don't like the idea of people complaining every time Apple voids their warranty for it. It takes time and money for Apple to repair or send you a new
iPod or iPhone. However Apple shouldn't brick their iPhone or only limit it to AT&T. This stuff has been in the news a lot lately. So be careful when you're hacking these things. I honestly hate how Apple prevents people from changing things in their firmware but if you think about it, it's for your own good and to save Apple time and money from the warranties.
A good solution to this problem for Apple is to allow firmware patches. This however would require them to have open source jukebox firmware. If you can find a better solution to this, please post. Until a good idea is found that allows hacks and warranties, I'm going to listen to my Rockbox Enabled iPod.
PS. I only use Rockbox because I don't much care about my iPod Video. Although it is the center of my life, I can just buy another one.
This whole thing is getting out of control. Ballmer is way too greedy. He doesn't look at the smaller, but smarter group of people that use Linux. Last time I checked I believe it was only around 20,000,000, Linux users versus around a billion Windows users.
Another thing about this whole thing is you notice how you always see the Bill Gates AIDS charity stuff before you hear anything about this in the news? I think that a lot of this AIDS charity stuff and Bill Gates being all great is a smoke screen so that Windows can eliminate Linux in a slimy way without being noticed and they can get a good reputation anyway. If there ever is a lawsuit Microsoft will lose even though all the lying cheating lawyers are working for Microsoft. I guess they just like to hang out with their own kind.
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A legal loophole that exploits school should not be allowed. Not only do our tax dollars go to school so that they can have .edu domain names, but they are being exploited. On the other side, this will make a lot of money! I have to applaud the people who made this because they were smart and will make a lot of money. This will likely be a large blog, based on some stats I have of old blogs.
They could possibly use this idea for future space technology testing. They could use a much smaller version of the rockets and see how well it works with earth parameters. Nasa has programs where they test rockets by racing them like this, but it's not nearly as well funded as this because this rocket program with Nasa is very experimental.
It was actaully a very skimmed down version of Linux, you couldn't input any commands because he couldn't figure out how to get it working with the keys on the TI83, it just ran on the hardware. It took about a minute to start up, a minute to shutdown. It wasn't Linux, but it was very Linux like in terms of code, so I just considered it to be Linux. Overall, it was a waste of $120 CAD to ruin a calculator and get no credit of this feat. :(
It's times like these when I appreciate my my TI83 weighing in at about 12 ounces. It may be seemingly complicated to do graphs and hard fuctions, but it's damn smaller! (Plus, if you mod it enough, you can run Linux. A friend of mine actually did that!)
After reading this article, and doing a little research, I discovered some facts proving that with a little hard work and a little development, they may be able to reverse engineer technology like this to extract energy from storms. This would be useful for to stop lightning from hitting major cities. Some places uses planes to drop a gas into storm clouds to stop storms, it is very risky, but also makes tornadoes a little more mild, believe it or not.
If the cost of the lasers and the energy for them didn't cost to much, it may be a possibility in the future to create energy using lightning strikes. Due to the infrequency of lightning, no one has ever made a great effort to try this. If the technology is cheap enough, this would be a great test and possibly a future energy source.
I wonder if this codec will be usable on other OS's or if Sun is just going to hog it to themselves, like their "open source" operating system which is not actually open source.
It's okay to be snooping in on certain emails. Email regarding business makes sense, but not email regarding personal issues. A lot of people use their business email as their personal email as well. But if people are sending emails to co-workers via the business address, and the boss is viewing these emails, it is a violation of their privacy. Plus when you're reading their emails, you start to look like a perverted freak.
I Enjoy living in Canada for a reason. They don't do that here. My mother is a teacher and does not get this done to her. I fix computer and I have to send lots of emails, and my boss is not allowed to do this.
Who's going to be a terrorist? The little frontline technician who works on the phone all day? Or the guy who doesn't do any work and receives money from his relatives in a strange country who make money by making bombs? If your employer has any reason to snoop in on you, they shouldn't have hired you or they should ask you in person.
What if this were used on people using drugs. It would be quite interesting. If you get someone high enough, they don't appear to have any control over themselves and just do whatever happens, plus it would make some whacky readouts when they're doing the tests.
I doubt any of this will be possible without Canadian engineering. McDonald, Detweiller and associates created the Canadarm and Dexter, and Russia will probably require technology like this to make this possible. Canada is becoming a great hand in the space industry. McDonald, Detweiller and associates are really putting Canada in the news around the world. It's an excellent thing that they weren't sold.
Thanks to the Bush administration, we can have over 10,000 cameras in our home equipped with thermal sensors, motion sensor and blade dullers! Before we know it, they're going to ban everything except for refrigerators! Want coffee at work? Sorry thermoses have been banned. :( Luckily for you, work has been too! (Except for the refrigerator industry)
With something like this I can overclock my "Hackintosh" to 4 GhZ without worrying about setting my apartment on fire. Once I get my dual quad core machine, I'm gonna be running it so fast with a cooler like this. I really like the cheap price! I'm considering getting rid of my MacBook because it gets too hot, but if they can manage to make one for the MacBook, then hell ya! I'm gonna get one. I wanna run nothing but vim on an 8 core machine. ;) No, not really.
I can't see why this is a troll. I was question Ann Coulter in a sarcastic way.
I don't think these guys are showing off a good page by using YouTube. I think that they would have a better image by getting this done professionally. The democrats will take this advice with their extra money, the republicans will use it to prove to earth is flat! Like Ann Coulter says: "The earths is flat! Jesus for president! omg111 bible! OMG!
Net neutrality will be like taking away our rights! Everyone uses p4p in some way. Whether you're pirating or actually doing work! It would be stupid to even touch this.
The minds at Nintendo will quickly pick this up and expand on their Wii. People thought that the Wii was far away and would cost thousands of dollars. I'm sure we're on a pathway to playing ruining our fancy new plasma televisions by running into them! How will we create a safety strap for this one?
I remember the first time I played Super Mario Bros. on my uncles Nintendo! That was the best game I ever played. I've played Grand Theft Auto, plenty of racing games and Super Mario Bros. is still the best. You just can't find the original version anywhere these days! I think a great idea for the original game makers would be to release the original version. That was the only good Mario game, everything after that had was too complex (for a Mario game.) I also liked Pong. It gets boring and repetitive after a while and is nowhere as good as Super Mario Bros. but it was fun.
3D games are plenty of fun too. Has anyone ever played Nexuiz? It's an open source 3D first person shooter similar to Quake and Unreal Tournament. Very fun! It works on Macintosh, Windows, and Linux. I would recommend it to anyone.
I don't think epaper will make a huge difference in our life in the years to come. The biggest reason is that it's overpriced. A laptop is a good example. Laptops go from $400 to thousands. On the upside, they will save you money after you have used at least 400000 (four hundred thousand) sheets of paper roughly. It is also more environmentally friendly and efficient. Not to mention more organized and smaller! However you've also got battery life... It works just as well without the price and no batteries required. If you could make some sort of pocket book that had an easy input method such as a widely sold stylus and a battery life lasting at least 200 hours on full power. I think for now I will stick with good old fashioned paper.
This is great that someone keeps hacking Apple's firmware. I like the idea of people hacking Apple's firmware, but I don't like the idea of people complaining every time Apple voids their warranty for it. It takes time and money for Apple to repair or send you a new
iPod or iPhone. However Apple shouldn't brick their iPhone or only limit it to AT&T. This stuff has been in the news a lot lately. So be careful when you're hacking these things. I honestly hate how Apple prevents people from changing things in their firmware but if you think about it, it's for your own good and to save Apple time and money from the warranties.
A good solution to this problem for Apple is to allow firmware patches. This however would require them to have open source jukebox firmware. If you can find a better solution to this, please post. Until a good idea is found that allows hacks and warranties, I'm going to listen to my Rockbox Enabled iPod.
PS. I only use Rockbox because I don't much care about my iPod Video. Although it is the center of my life, I can just buy another one.
This whole thing is getting out of control. Ballmer is way too greedy. He doesn't look at the smaller, but smarter group of people that use Linux. Last time I checked I believe it was only around 20,000,000, Linux users versus around a billion Windows users. Another thing about this whole thing is you notice how you always see the Bill Gates AIDS charity stuff before you hear anything about this in the news? I think that a lot of this AIDS charity stuff and Bill Gates being all great is a smoke screen so that Windows can eliminate Linux in a slimy way without being noticed and they can get a good reputation anyway. If there ever is a lawsuit Microsoft will lose even though all the lying cheating lawyers are working for Microsoft. I guess they just like to hang out with their own kind.