They are what limits RPMs, which is why rotary engines have been known to reach over 10,000 RPM, and why a [very very built] small block tchevy:) with a Coates rotary valve system has reached over 12,000 RPM (can't find cite for that, but their page says "The comparative efficiencies of the spherical rotary valve combustion engine have enabled engine speeds of 14,850 RPMs."
Hmm, my inline 600 ccm Yamaha R6 motorcycle engine tops out at 15.000 RPM, and it got nothing special to it. Just good old valves and springs.
And if you want to overcome the problem of floating valves at high RPMS you can do like ducati and have a forced closing of the valve (desmodromic valve).
The limiting factor in engine RPMS is the piston mass, you can't have a piston that travles too fast and wieghs too much, or it will knock the crankshaft silly and break. That is why high performance, high reving engines has started to go "oversquare" (bigger bore, shorter stroke).
Great. So all Mr Ackmuhllakhmud has to do is cover his nail bomb on the sidewalk with pretty flashing lights and the authorities will just call it art and ignore it.
Oh my god, do you really go around and FEAR that some one might have planted a bomb on your way? Do you know the odds, the chances that you will die in a terroist attack?
If you are the least bit sane, you see terroist attacks as the LEAST likely secnario of all, if not, the terrorist (or fear mongers?) have surely beaten the U.S.
So next time you see something suspecious, please don't be scared! Write it off to something harmless and stop worrying about it.
Picture 2 and 3 are really just normal IRC connect picutures and an abandoned channel with X still in it. Any body who knows a bit about IRC knows that X is NOT a "cryptic controller" but just a function of the IRC network that protects a channel from rogue takeovers. Picture 7 ain't really thousands upon thousands of bots, just the "eavesdropper" and two regular operators. And it is the eavesdropper that is isuing the commands?
Please o please, let me have some security proffesionals who knows what they are talking about.
Afaik turnover is NOT the same as profit. Profit is what is left of your turnover when you have payed all you expenses, and in most areas of business 5% profit is quite good, and in some areas a typical profit rate can be as low as.1% in which case a 5% turnover fine would be devastating.
Assumin its actually 8.6 bytes/sec and not bits like another poster suggested, the pci bus would become oversaturated since it can only transfer 3.2 gb/sec ( correct me if the transfer rate is wrong).
A 33 MHz/32 bit PCI bus which is standard in most PCs will transfer 133 MB/sec.
A 66 MHz/32 bit PCI bus which is in quite a few Intel and UNIX servers will transfer 266 MB/sec.
A 66 MHz/64 bit PCI bus which also is quite common in UNIX servers (and becomming in Intel) will transfer 532 MB/sec.
A 133 MHz/64 bit PCI bus which is the current standard for big UNIX servers will transfer, you guessed it, 1 GB/sec.
Mind you that these numbers are pr. PCI bus, some of the lager Intel servers, and most UNIX servers have more than one PCI bus.
Well, Netscape is owned by AOL so isn't it okay for them to bundle some software with the browser?
If you don't think so, then maybe you should be using Mozilla which is a free version of Netscape {Communicator|Navigator|Whatever}. You seem to be confusing those two.
Name based virtual hosts won't work for FTP and anything that relies on the Reverse DNS name of the host eg. IRC. But for HTTP sites it is great. Actully IP based virtual hosts for pure HTTP sites should be banned. (But I guess that is what they are doing;))
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I think this comic nailed it:
http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2012-07-29/
Hmm, my inline 600 ccm Yamaha R6 motorcycle engine tops out at 15.000 RPM, and it got nothing special to it. Just good old valves and springs.
And if you want to overcome the problem of floating valves at high RPMS you can do like ducati and have a forced closing of the valve (desmodromic valve).
The limiting factor in engine RPMS is the piston mass, you can't have a piston that travles too fast and wieghs too much, or it will knock the crankshaft silly and break. That is why high performance, high reving engines has started to go "oversquare" (bigger bore, shorter stroke).
Oh my god, do you really go around and FEAR that some one might have planted a bomb on your way? Do you know the odds, the chances that you will die in a terroist attack?
If you are the least bit sane, you see terroist attacks as the LEAST likely secnario of all, if not, the terrorist (or fear mongers?) have surely beaten the U.S.
So next time you see something suspecious, please don't be scared! Write it off to something harmless and stop worrying about it.
Have you been thru the security check at an american airport recently? There are your armed monkeys for you...
Picture 2 and 3 are really just normal IRC connect picutures and an abandoned channel with X still in it. Any body who knows a bit about IRC knows that X is NOT a "cryptic controller" but just a function of the IRC network that protects a channel from rogue takeovers. Picture 7 ain't really thousands upon thousands of bots, just the "eavesdropper" and two regular operators. And it is the eavesdropper that is isuing the commands?
Please o please, let me have some security proffesionals who knows what they are talking about.
Informative?? Are you guys on crack or do you just don't posses humor?
Wow, that lists sure takes me back, espcieally bladeenc and 8hz. Kinda makes me feel old
Afaik turnover is NOT the same as profit. Profit is what is left of your turnover when you have payed all you expenses, and in most areas of business 5% profit is quite good, and in some areas a typical profit rate can be as low as .1% in which case a 5% turnover fine would be devastating.
2 80,96840,00.html hints that micrsofts profit is around 30%, so 5% isn't gonna kill them.
http://www.computerworld.com/news/2004/story/0,11
Try to take a look at this and you will get the point.
Warning, only click if you are over 18 and yada yada yada.
A 33 MHz/32 bit PCI bus which is standard in most PCs will transfer 133 MB/sec.
A 66 MHz/32 bit PCI bus which is in quite a few Intel and UNIX servers will transfer 266 MB/sec.
A 66 MHz/64 bit PCI bus which also is quite common in UNIX servers (and becomming in Intel) will transfer 532 MB/sec.
A 133 MHz/64 bit PCI bus which is the current standard for big UNIX servers will transfer, you guessed it, 1 GB/sec.
Mind you that these numbers are pr. PCI bus, some of the lager Intel servers, and most UNIX servers have more than one PCI bus.
Ohh, it was the forums that convinced/fooled you?
;-}
You are soooo naive!
This is the same as this story: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/07/25/023723 8&mode=thread&tid=162
A simple search would have revealed the story.
Infact it does use hexagonal plots of land, it just doesn't look like it :)
You can press 7, 9, 1 or 3 and your unit will make a hexagonal move at the price of one movement.
a 100 ways to kill a lawyer?
Right here
If you don't think so, then maybe you should be using Mozilla which is a free version of Netscape {Communicator|Navigator|Whatever}. You seem to be confusing those two.
In short, don't complain about public weblogs.
You buy a license to borrow (or what ever) that registration plate. That license is now your property.
You buy a license to use that patent. That license is now your property.
An exploit was found in the sentiel robot that makes it vulnabel to remote attacks.
It is possible for a remote attacker to execute arbertary code on the robot, and to take full control of it.
People owning a sentiel robot are advised to seek cover as soon as possible.
Think about what a Distributed attack would be like :)