Seconded - anybody try to apply free market principles to the work market - high unemployment means low demand and high supply - short of genocide, stopping reproduction subsidies would actually improve the economy and the average life quality.
And really inefficient. (electrolysis efficiency) * (combustion efficiency) = 25% (tops for anything reasonably cheap) * 10% (realistically) = 2.5%.
That's pure crap. Not to mention storage issues (read expense) and engine maintenance issues (read more expense), and engine tuning issues (the issue being none such is being done), leading to efficiency issues (read even more expense). Not practical, in any way, in the least.
Nor are fuel cells, crappy energy density, crappy efficiency and high maintenance for small installations, even just the batteries required for making such a car would make the fuel cells pointless - might as well make it a flex fuel (turbine?) hybrid, or pure electric.
A charging station with flywheels ought to do the trick (cheaper than batteries, more reliable, high peak current - only issue - the ain't mobile, but then again, how often do you move house?).
I'd be delighted if you visit Bulgaria, though our ed isn't all its cracked up to be. Anyway. Please don't burn your daughter out like I did myself. Some people are unstoppable, but others (like me, after I realized it, but it was too late) just want to live a happy normal life, which does not technically require being prodigy.
It's called WiMax, and the FCC should loosen up the RF regulation, heck, license the GSM and CDMA frequencies like they do WiFi, per certified device, and per provider.
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Electric cars have smaller maintenance costs, AFAIK. And batteries last a whole lot longer these days.
Get a decent electric vehicle. Or a generator trailer. Or rent a fucking car.
Seconded - anybody try to apply free market principles to the work market - high unemployment means low demand and high supply - short of genocide, stopping reproduction subsidies would actually improve the economy and the average life quality.
(electrolysis efficiency) * (combustion efficiency) = 25% (tops for anything reasonably cheap) * 10% (realistically) = 2.5%.
That's pure crap. Not to mention storage issues (read expense) and engine maintenance issues (read more expense), and engine tuning issues (the issue being none such is being done), leading to efficiency issues (read even more expense). Not practical, in any way, in the least.
Nor are fuel cells, crappy energy density, crappy efficiency and high maintenance for small installations, even just the batteries required for making such a car would make the fuel cells pointless - might as well make it a flex fuel (turbine?) hybrid, or pure electric.
A charging station with flywheels ought to do the trick (cheaper than batteries, more reliable, high peak current - only issue - the ain't mobile, but then again, how often do you move house?).
XHTML wouldn't be an issue if only a certain small and soft company would be arsed to support the damn MIME type.
I'd be delighted if you visit Bulgaria, though our ed isn't all its cracked up to be.
Anyway. Please don't burn your daughter out like I did myself. Some people are unstoppable, but others (like me, after I realized it, but it was too late) just want to live a happy normal life, which does not technically require being prodigy.
Do benzos - they're dirt cheap everywhere, and are more fun.
I'm starting to like you.
I just got a boner.
Apparently you did not read the second part of my post.
Adderal?
For the lazy.
Mountains are best cleaved with thermonuclear weapons.
The irony is that OS X is now a SUS2k certified OS.
Actually, I think it would have been better if we were using a free VMS or z/OS clone. Personal (second) favorite - CMS on z/VM.
I wish you luck on your implementation.
That's AS/400, now i5 OS.
Meh, I've always liked the z/OS approach better, though I must say that I'd probably prefer the UNIX APIs, I think...
It's called WiMax, and the FCC should loosen up the RF regulation, heck, license the GSM and CDMA frequencies like they do WiFi, per certified device, and per provider.
It also kinda screws up global CSS, in my case, black background, light text:pitch dark companion. Come to think of it, wikipedia does too...
Execute in place is kinda old, BTW.
Yet.
How do you unblock Ad servers (namely google) in ABP? I know, I know - geek card and all that - I'm too lazy to screw with regexes.
Foreign ISP hosted proxies at the back bone would not differ much from a router, and would cure that - hey, any Venture Capital types reading this?