It is comparatively small, even when compared to an island, and it is almost definitely detectable by radar, and very few ships travelling in that region don't have radar.
On the desktop under:
"Stay away cops"
I really doubt the techie actually spent a lot of time searching the computer, so they were most likely in an obvious place.
The life blood of gaming, less casual, more hardcore gamers, are the ones who play games like Oblivion, Unreal Tournament, Starcraft, Diablo, etc.
Hardcore gamers the lifeblood of gaming! The wii has been incredibly sucessful because it allows people to pick up a controller and play. By being the cheapest console, Nintendo sacrificed hardcore gaming for casual gamers, and earned bucketloads off it.
Sure, $5000 is more tempting than $500, but any sensible business owner will realise quite quickly that they should take the $500 when there's no chance of them getting the $5000.
Remember to wear your tinfoil hat when you go outdoors, and don't forget to tell everyone that we never landed on the moon. Paranoia and distrust of the Government should only be taken so far.
To quote TFA, they created an instrument based on one no one has ever seen before, how is this the same instrument? It is simply an instrument that might make similar sounds, and probably looks quite different...
But what about when they all line up, our world will be flooded by incredible tides, and it will split apart into thousands of pieces due to the conflicting gravity,
*runs for the hills*
I think Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is a perfect example of a modern war game that hasn't gotten too much flack.
Yes, but it wasn't based as strongly on a real life conflict, this game was based strongly on a conflict, and it also presents it from the non-American view from what I can make out from the feature article
This seems to be a good initiative, it would be better aimed at high schools though surely? Primary school aged children are less likely to need their own laptop.
There was a recent discovery of a planet in what is considered the "Habitable Zone" Gliese 581. This is 20ly from Earth. Doesn't necessarily mean they can detect light off it though.
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It is comparatively small, even when compared to an island, and it is almost definitely detectable by radar, and very few ships travelling in that region don't have radar.
If we can lay telephone cables across the Atlantic, we can plug a windmill into the grid.
Angry mobs like cookies..
On the desktop under: "Stay away cops" I really doubt the techie actually spent a lot of time searching the computer, so they were most likely in an obvious place.
It worked great, until he walked under the magnet at the rubbish tip...
And the schools will charge the printing costs to the California Government, costing $360 million. Problem solved.
How the hell do you program something to deliver more votes than voters? Someone seriously needs to work out what the hell is going on...
The life blood of gaming, less casual, more hardcore gamers, are the ones who play games like Oblivion, Unreal Tournament, Starcraft, Diablo, etc.
Hardcore gamers the lifeblood of gaming! The wii has been incredibly sucessful because it allows people to pick up a controller and play. By being the cheapest console, Nintendo sacrificed hardcore gaming for casual gamers, and earned bucketloads off it.
Sure, $5000 is more tempting than $500, but any sensible business owner will realise quite quickly that they should take the $500 when there's no chance of them getting the $5000.
Yes, but these guys aren't sensible
slightly immoral that, sure they're ruining the internet for others... but they are just trying to make some money.
Remember to wear your tinfoil hat when you go outdoors, and don't forget to tell everyone that we never landed on the moon. Paranoia and distrust of the Government should only be taken so far.
They probably "fudge" the paperwork on their important wires, these are just decoys *Puts on tinfoil hat*
To quote TFA, they created an instrument based on one no one has ever seen before, how is this the same instrument? It is simply an instrument that might make similar sounds, and probably looks quite different...
two things: a. DNFTT b. He was right the first time,
Just how is this flamebait?, the parent is giving one of the most reasoned arguments I have seen in this thread.
It's skynet/skycat trying to lull us into a sense of complacency.
But what about when they all line up, our world will be flooded by incredible tides, and it will split apart into thousands of pieces due to the conflicting gravity, *runs for the hills*
Better than lawnbowls AND curling, chess played by computers is the most popular spectator sport...
I think Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is a perfect example of a modern war game that hasn't gotten too much flack.
Yes, but it wasn't based as strongly on a real life conflict, this game was based strongly on a conflict, and it also presents it from the non-American view from what I can make out from the feature article
Star trek will get the loyal fans from the earlier movies, Wolverine had less of a fan base
So 17,000mph may sound fast, but given that the satellite itself is traveling the same speed, the astronauts don't really have to think about that.
But 17 000mph sounds SO cool!
Anyone know how much this mission is costing? I think it is great, but I really like big numbers....
This seems to be a good initiative, it would be better aimed at high schools though surely? Primary school aged children are less likely to need their own laptop.
You are still going to run out of gas eventually, this just means that we don't hurt the environment as much in the process.
Thanks for that. DNRTFA, but what the hell is a neutrino detector for?
There was a recent discovery of a planet in what is considered the "Habitable Zone" Gliese 581. This is 20ly from Earth. Doesn't necessarily mean they can detect light off it though.