And why is that? Sounds like discrimination - why should guys shoulder all the work in building a relationship, or even a one night stand? Sometimes I wish I was asexual - much less headaches.
Actually, some Li-Ion chemistries get within an order of magnitude, and considering efficiency corrections, it would be quite feasible for a car to carry them, though you would have to take care of the handling (i.e. design as if a sports car so that it will be driveable as a normal car).
When you burn gas you get mostly carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, and nitrogen oxides, with smaller amounts of volatile organic compounds, ozone, particulate matter, etc.
When you burn hydrogen in air you get water and a small amount of nitrogen oxides.
Realistically, however, hydrogen is not really a fuel. It's more of a crappy replacement for a battery.
Hydrogen storage is not there yet, and won't be until we approach the singularity. With all the headaches H2 makes, you might as well use ethanol fuel cells, or some sort of hydrocarbon fuel cells - much easier infrastructure integration. Screw temperature, and fuel cells suck at specific power anyway - bigger battery is where it is. Oh, and forget the fuel cells and the blackjack.
Bwahahahahaha! Windows? Please - up until NT 6.1 I had all the power of a basic wm from '85. Even then I wouldn't say that it's actually power user. OS X? Nice and consistent, with some really nice tricks, but still, no cigar. Your environment should fit you like a glove - and hence, be configurable - now, I think we share an opinion about conf dialogues. And I'll pretend I didn't see anything about GNOME managing anything except being obnoxious.
Sadly, the knuckle draggers are giving us sensitive and sensible male a bad name. For the record - I think I suck at coding anything beyond high school level code, though I wouldn't recommend trying me on anything else related to computers - from development methology to computer science. What can I say - reading interesting shit is the cheapest hobby I could find.
Would work well with standalone modular screens, and standard mount point on the base (commodore 64 form factor laptop?). Package in one box for the sheep.
I'm sorry I was so aggressive - it's just that the wording struck a nerve - it's not your fault - as you said, it's a prediction. Let me reiterate more clearly - I think we are pushing form factors down faster than we can fill them up with power/ability. Examples: cell phone cameras - unneededly crappy, just to shave of some millimeters in thickness, without meaningfully affecting weight or mobility, laptop batteries - considering how small and longlived netbooks are on a single charge, why is it that larger form factor laptops always competing on weight and horsepower, where both are long inside the useful range, yet no one seems to get the idea to put a netbook mobo in desktop replacement class shell, and cram it full of batteries?
SHUT UP! SHUT UP! SHUT UP! I'm sick of all this "thinner, lighter, smaller" crap. We went passed the practical barrier on those constraints in almost all technologies. But marketing has tuned it into a dick size replacement and are wasting the engineers time making make marginally useful and really small crap instead of solid technological powerhouses which I think each of us has the right to expect to see in their pockets and laptop bags. Down with small!
NNTP with per server swarm distributed Bittorent mirroring of content, and multiple servers. Add some basic cluster quorum techniques, and your done. 50 LoC Perl, and lots of libs, I bet.
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Wait. Since when is touching violent?
And why is that? Sounds like discrimination - why should guys shoulder all the work in building a relationship, or even a one night stand? Sometimes I wish I was asexual - much less headaches.
That's hypocritical.
God I wish there were more fathers like you. Mod parent up +1 Competent.
It's not the alcohol - it's the rest of the beer.
The website has a killer cheat sheet.
Actually, some Li-Ion chemistries get within an order of magnitude, and considering efficiency corrections, it would be quite feasible for a car to carry them, though you would have to take care of the handling (i.e. design as if a sports car so that it will be driveable as a normal car).
When you burn gas you get mostly carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, and nitrogen oxides, with smaller amounts of volatile organic compounds, ozone, particulate matter, etc.
When you burn hydrogen in air you get water and a small amount of nitrogen oxides.
Realistically, however, hydrogen is not really a fuel. It's more of a crappy replacement for a battery.
FTFY.
Know what's more efficient? Electricity. Batteries suck - fuel cells more so. Case closed.
Hydrogen storage is not there yet, and won't be until we approach the singularity. With all the headaches H2 makes, you might as well use ethanol fuel cells, or some sort of hydrocarbon fuel cells - much easier infrastructure integration. Screw temperature, and fuel cells suck at specific power anyway - bigger battery is where it is. Oh, and forget the fuel cells and the blackjack.
ABS? 100 kg? Who the hell designed that?
Titanium?
Side question: I installed 32 bit fedora by mistake - should I bother fixing it (3 GB RAM), and are there any easy methods?
Do you have tips on decreasing load times?
Bwahahahahaha! Windows? Please - up until NT 6.1 I had all the power of a basic wm from '85. Even then I wouldn't say that it's actually power user. OS X? Nice and consistent, with some really nice tricks, but still, no cigar. Your environment should fit you like a glove - and hence, be configurable - now, I think we share an opinion about conf dialogues. And I'll pretend I didn't see anything about GNOME managing anything except being obnoxious.
Sadly, the knuckle draggers are giving us sensitive and sensible male a bad name. For the record - I think I suck at coding anything beyond high school level code, though I wouldn't recommend trying me on anything else related to computers - from development methology to computer science. What can I say - reading interesting shit is the cheapest hobby I could find.
Preach it brother - I'm sick and tired of sissy designed for the dump el cheapo trash - what happened to making real products?
Licensing?
Would work well with standalone modular screens, and standard mount point on the base (commodore 64 form factor laptop?). Package in one box for the sheep.
May I remind you not just IBM has a vested interest in linux. Microsoft is big, but not that big.
I'm sorry I was so aggressive - it's just that the wording struck a nerve - it's not your fault - as you said, it's a prediction.
Let me reiterate more clearly - I think we are pushing form factors down faster than we can fill them up with power/ability. Examples: cell phone cameras - unneededly crappy, just to shave of some millimeters in thickness, without meaningfully affecting weight or mobility, laptop batteries - considering how small and longlived netbooks are on a single charge, why is it that larger form factor laptops always competing on weight and horsepower, where both are long inside the useful range, yet no one seems to get the idea to put a netbook mobo in desktop replacement class shell, and cram it full of batteries?
SHUT UP! SHUT UP! SHUT UP!
I'm sick of all this "thinner, lighter, smaller" crap. We went passed the practical barrier on those constraints in almost all technologies. But marketing has tuned it into a dick size replacement and are wasting the engineers time making make marginally useful and really small crap instead of solid technological powerhouses which I think each of us has the right to expect to see in their pockets and laptop bags.
Down with small!
He said cheap - so he placed a reasonable constraint on size. Unlike what marketing places on laptop batteries...
Me.
NNTP with per server swarm distributed Bittorent mirroring of content, and multiple servers. Add some basic cluster quorum techniques, and your done. 50 LoC Perl, and lots of libs, I bet.