What the island needs is wind farms. The trade winds are quite strong and blow almost constantly. They would also take up far less land than solar farms.
I don't remember the Thinkpad model, something from the late 90's. Had a power cord where the cord to the wall was just a few inches long, and had a long cord from the block to the laptop. The long cord was designed to wrap around the block, then the plug snapped on to hold it in place. There was even grooves in the block to keep the cord neat. Made a very tidy package you could then slip into your bag. I wish they keep making those.
I am a Thinkpad junkie. My personal laptop is a Thinkpad, and I use the trackpoint exclusively. I have the trackpad turned off. Annoys anyone else who tries to use it.
How is this censorship? If you want to read a book, you have to buy it, not steal it. If you want to read a scientific paper, subscribe to the journal it's printed in. If the author wants to make it freely available, they can all they want. If they want it peer reviewed and published in a prestigious journal, that's their prerogative.
I think this is a bigger failure than that. It all started when people learned they could transfer information over wire with electricity. I blame Samuel Morse, he started it all.
I can't seem to find the result of the collision in any of the articles. Did they merge to form a black hole or a larger neutron star?
Since no one else uses it, WEP might protect you since people have given up looking for it.
What other kind of money could he get in there?
No, they will never find enough silver jump suits, nehru jackets and purple wigs in time.
Seems to be the favorite place to crash space stations.
They can have jobs putting all the carbon back into coal mines.
Hold out for 100 Billion Dollars. And sharks with frickin laser beams attached to their heads.
People seemed to like it until it was run over in the race to dominate the mobile phone market.
I wonder how fast a quantum computer executes and infinite loop?
Since they use Yellow and Magenta, should they just change their corporate color to Cyan?
But wind works much better at night, and you don't need to do all the maintenance on the batteries that Musk is planning on installing.
I'll miss all my buddies.
Put solar panels on house and business roofs. Supply the power main with wind power.
What the island needs is wind farms. The trade winds are quite strong and blow almost constantly. They would also take up far less land than solar farms.
No, I never saw an Apple cord anything like the Thinkpad one.
I don't remember the Thinkpad model, something from the late 90's. Had a power cord where the cord to the wall was just a few inches long, and had a long cord from the block to the laptop. The long cord was designed to wrap around the block, then the plug snapped on to hold it in place. There was even grooves in the block to keep the cord neat. Made a very tidy package you could then slip into your bag. I wish they keep making those.
Funny, I'm thinking of buying a new Thinkpad to get a webcam and so I don't have a DVD drive.
I am a Thinkpad junkie. My personal laptop is a Thinkpad, and I use the trackpoint exclusively. I have the trackpad turned off. Annoys anyone else who tries to use it.
Romulans are still using OS/2.
This makes a core dump a much more exciting event.
You can go to a library and read a scientific journal. Costs nothing.
How is this censorship? If you want to read a book, you have to buy it, not steal it. If you want to read a scientific paper, subscribe to the journal it's printed in. If the author wants to make it freely available, they can all they want. If they want it peer reviewed and published in a prestigious journal, that's their prerogative.
Well said.
I think this is a bigger failure than that. It all started when people learned they could transfer information over wire with electricity. I blame Samuel Morse, he started it all.
The more people click on an article, the higher it ranks. If people won't be so stupid to read things from 4chan, it would never show in the results.