Helium-3 is a rare isotope of Helium on the earth. It has promise for an alternative nuclear fusion fuel as well as whatever else scientists like to do with rare isotopes.
it assumes the generator to stop operating, which I find unlikely, and start again of its own accord, which smacks of a planetary "and then a miracle occurs"
No, I remember when this happened last time. We had to drive a giant drill to the center of the earth and then start the core spinning again with a nuclear bomb, there were lases. I don't remember much, but this definitely already happened once. I'm sure they could go back one more time.
I am a programmer, and I am a big fan of the "need to know" basis. If I am curious I like to learn how things work, but when I am working efficiently I just assume functions and libraries will do exactly what they claim to, and write my code based off of that.
Living in cities has enabled us to abstract the bare necessities. Since we do not need to worry about where our food comes from, or how it is made; just that it will be there when we need it, we can focus ourselves more intensely on other subjects, increasing the net productivity of society as a whole. Granted in the event of a natural disaster of epic proportions most of the society would die off due to lack of basic survival skills. It is a gamble.
They redefine Unlimited to mean Unlimited use, as opposed to pay by the minute or pay by the hour. Unlimited access, not unlimited data. Under their terms you can have unlimited access to the bandwidth, but if you go over a certain amount of data they charge overages.
The reliability of Wikipedia articles is considered by most to be uncertain, as sources find that many errors are produced by editors who clean-up articles. Most errors go undetected for long periods of time. [1]
A study at Queensland's James Cook University used 65 medical students who removed Band-Aids either quickly or slowly, and ranked their pain reaction from zero to 10.
1. It randomizes search terms instead of following believable search patterns. Example 'search stream': Shoes, virus protection, Hannah Montana, flamethrower "do it yourself", Hawaii, spark plugs, military surplus, speaker system, Exhaust Flame Thrower Kits... It's pretty easy to see what's real and what's fake.
Perhaps, but with a pirated copy of the game I wouldn't even think of going online, much less buying additional content through my pirated copy revealing my identity. I think that other pirates will have the same state of mind. Even if they might think the DLC is worth the $5 they'll just pirate it to be safe.
Slashdot Mirror
Becoming airborne is not a requisite of a body with a lower coefficient of drag.
Design a car with a body of an airplane and you will get great fuel efficiency, the only problem is convincing people to drive it.
n principle, the Puffin can cruise at 240 kilometers per hour and dash at more than 480 kph.
With current state-of-the-art batteries, it has a range of just 80 kilometers if cruising,
That's a flight time of (80km/(480km/hr)) = 20 minutes. Less than impressive even if they actually were to produce it.
Although that is a problem they seem to have solved by making it with batteries which don't exist yet.
That was my personal favorite quote.
It has no flight ceiling... so it could go up to about 9,150 meters
Nrly hlf of ggl nws usrs dnt click thru to articles. News sites upset. Only 10% of usrs wllng to pay. Click Here for full article. ($10)
Assuming the dirt behind the rover is not also soft?
A giant robot running through town you say? Well a monster of that size could only be defeated by an even equally big monster!
Helium-3 != Helium-4
Helium-3 is a rare isotope of Helium on the earth. It has promise for an alternative nuclear fusion fuel as well as whatever else scientists like to do with rare isotopes.
3D infomercials. Everything is shown on one plane as close as possible to the viewer.
it assumes the generator to stop operating, which I find unlikely, and start again of its own accord, which smacks of a planetary "and then a miracle occurs"
No, I remember when this happened last time. We had to drive a giant drill to the center of the earth and then start the core spinning again with a nuclear bomb, there were lases. I don't remember much, but this definitely already happened once. I'm sure they could go back one more time.
I enjoyed Dances with Smurfs
This is the reason *I* went to college.
You too!?
Me? Never played any of them, don't plan to. Company's evil, and the wisest thing to do would be for everyone to stay away until they disintegrate.
Keep up the good work. It won't be long before they listen to our demands!
I am a programmer, and I am a big fan of the "need to know" basis. If I am curious I like to learn how things work, but when I am working efficiently I just assume functions and libraries will do exactly what they claim to, and write my code based off of that.
Living in cities has enabled us to abstract the bare necessities. Since we do not need to worry about where our food comes from, or how it is made; just that it will be there when we need it, we can focus ourselves more intensely on other subjects, increasing the net productivity of society as a whole. Granted in the event of a natural disaster of epic proportions most of the society would die off due to lack of basic survival skills. It is a gamble.
ASUS.
I didn't even RTFA, i just WTFV
I wanted to post it 10 times in a row, but slashdot has a filter on too much repetition... who knew?
They redefine Unlimited to mean Unlimited use, as opposed to pay by the minute or pay by the hour. Unlimited access, not unlimited data. Under their terms you can have unlimited access to the bandwidth, but if you go over a certain amount of data they charge overages.
Although, Unlimited does mean Unlimited, Unlimited* means Unlimited*. Read the fine print.
The reliability of Wikipedia articles is considered by most to be uncertain, as sources find that many errors are produced by editors who clean-up articles. Most errors go undetected for long periods of time. [1]
A study at Queensland's James Cook University used 65 medical students who removed Band-Aids either quickly or slowly, and ranked their pain reaction from zero to 10.
You wouldn't download a car!
1. It randomizes search terms instead of following believable search patterns. Example 'search stream': Shoes, virus protection, Hannah Montana, flamethrower "do it yourself", Hawaii, spark plugs, military surplus, speaker system, Exhaust Flame Thrower Kits... It's pretty easy to see what's real and what's fake.
Trivial... Fake searches have been highlighted.
Samsung
Televisions Samsung
Samsung Group
Samsung Digital Camera
Samsung Mobile USA
Samsung Electro-Mechanics
All Samsung phones
Samsung GVI Security
SAMSUNGs Digital World
Samsung Electronics ODD
You think there might be an achievement for posting here? Interesting.
if you allow arbitrary separation then the number of combinations is infinite.
+3 Interesting? Really?
It could only have been worse if it was Informative.
Perhaps, but with a pirated copy of the game I wouldn't even think of going online, much less buying additional content through my pirated copy revealing my identity. I think that other pirates will have the same state of mind. Even if they might think the DLC is worth the $5 they'll just pirate it to be safe.