If plankton was taken to the ISS via an updraft and it's viable (survived the delta V of impact). It would seem likely that impacts with passing objects that are above escape velocity could also occur. If that's true, plankton might be found all over the solar system.
Virgina's Attorney General is of the opinion is that using cameras to collect plate information is not legal unless its directly related to a criminal case. Apparently that hasn't affected the practice too much.
rewriting data compromises data on the next track, which needs to be read/written, which compromises... So you need to rewrite the whole damn 5TB disk?
"higher bit densities come with a penalty" That sounds like an understatement.
You're gonna want to get rid of all that DRAM you've got then...
If I recall TeX lore correctly, Knuth took a sidetrack to develop a system that would render his books the way he wanted the material to be presented. Today, you can't read his books on an e-reader... unless you find that giant PDF with rendered graphics of every page.
E-readers will be mature when Knuth will sell you his books in e-reader form.
... it may be that some geeks understanding of the subtleties and nuances of politics is just as simple minded as some politicians understanding of tehnology.
Nelson ‘Bighead’ Bighetti might be available...
And the universe says "thanks for all the fish"
If plankton was taken to the ISS via an updraft and it's viable (survived the delta V of impact). It would seem likely that impacts with passing objects that are above escape velocity could also occur. If that's true, plankton might be found all over the solar system.
Romeo loves Juliet ... Who writes this crap anyhow?
Virgina's Attorney General is of the opinion is that using cameras to collect plate information is not legal unless its directly related to a criminal case. Apparently that hasn't affected the practice too much.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/...
try "computer, enhance ..."
kW/hour is ... how you get billed
So, tax 'em, and deny them any representation?
rewriting data compromises data on the next track, which needs to be read/written, which compromises...
So you need to rewrite the whole damn 5TB disk?
"higher bit densities come with a penalty"
That sounds like an understatement.
You're gonna want to get rid of all that DRAM you've got then ...
I wonder if this is related to the problem BBC found with providing a time-zone accurate data to global users.
http://news.slashdot.org/story/13/06/06/012207/bbc-clock-inaccurate---100-days-to-fix
There might be some risk associated with providing a time service accurate everywhere, when you can't possibly know how the users depend on it ...
Uh ... sit at Starbucks with their laptops?
Segura's on first.
... it only goes to 11
Looking at the ads alone will give you a ton of ideas ...
So, you WANT your daughter to have a webcam in her room that callers control? A lot of parents seem to be going in the other direction ...
Wait a minute - I thought we were all agreed that an IP address is not a person ...
http://torrentfreak.com/judge-an-ip-address-doesnt-identify-a-person-120503/
Fireball XL5, baby!
If I recall TeX lore correctly, Knuth took a sidetrack to develop a system that would render his books the way he wanted the material to be presented. Today, you can't read his books on an e-reader ... unless you find that giant PDF with rendered graphics of every page.
E-readers will be mature when Knuth will sell you his books in e-reader form.
I'm not dumb, but can you provide an example using pancakes?
Any word on how well they overclock?
Maybe that's why you don't see pigs on planes ...
I dub this guy the disk whisperer ...
Yoda dies????>
Someday Sen Stevens will brag about inventing the tubes, and we'll still make fun ...
... it may be that some geeks understanding of the subtleties and nuances of politics is just as simple minded as some politicians understanding of tehnology.
Bacteria glue - stronger than Gorilla glue??? That's not right!