I love this mobility-centric attitude. While I am failry able bodied, I can't cycle habitually, as I have a problem with my knees that cycling exacerbates. Others with more (or in other words, actual) mobility problems could benefit greatly from this kind of device.
Solar power does not necesarily mean using solar cells. Witness the Solar Tower
project in Australia.
You can also use concentrating solar power stations to produce energy.
I just installed the mouse gestures stuff yesterday, and found it a real UI help, and can only wish it was more pervasive (a la mouse-wheel). I already converted two others (the only other two who actually use Mozilla) to it. I hope these menus become as useful.
The mine is then crushed by a hydraulically operated hammer positioned beneath the cowl, but it does not explode, because of the hammer's high velocity, the company said. The hammer can strike mines at velocities of up to three meters per second.
Always, always make sure you know the difference betewen whitehouse.com and whitehouse.gov
I love this mobility-centric attitude. While I am failry able bodied, I can't cycle habitually, as I have a problem with my knees that cycling exacerbates. Others with more (or in other words, actual) mobility problems could benefit greatly from this kind of device.
And they will take over the world! But then again, they do have that image search....
Cue the cron/pr0n tab jokes..
Solar power does not necesarily mean using solar cells. Witness the Solar Tower project in Australia. You can also use concentrating solar power stations to produce energy.
I just installed the mouse gestures stuff yesterday, and found it a real UI help, and can only wish it was more pervasive (a la mouse-wheel). I already converted two others (the only other two who actually use Mozilla) to it. I hope these menus become as useful.
The mine is then crushed by a hydraulically operated hammer positioned beneath the cowl, but it does not explode, because of the hammer's high velocity, the company said. The hammer can strike mines at velocities of up to three meters per second.