The amount of time that intelligent critters who can manipulate tools and create recognizable radio signals for communication is likely to be very brief. In less than a century, data compression and encryption will make almost all of our radio traffic look like static from the outside. The vaguely intelligible bits sent out prior to that are so weak that they'll likely never be received or interpreted. Bottom line? Lack of intelligent radio indicates nothing.
Jupiter's natural radio emissions are much more powerful than the total of all Earth-based signals. Even if one was looking for radio signals from our system, we wouldn't be the loudest voice.
It's relative warmth in the 100,000 K and up club it's rather difficult to keep track because once you've boiled away Rhenium, there's not much meaning in additional units of heat.
It's also a product that exhibits poor performance and excessive memory usage. That means it's a perfect candidate for improvement.
As someone who uses FF on a daily basis, I can't help but think these complaints come from people who don't use the software and are repeating old complaints. It's just like PulseAudio.
I haven't seen memory leakage problems since 3.5 came out, over 3 years ago.
It's certainly true that something can occasionally misbehave and suck memory/CPU, but that can happen in all browsers and it's usually related to a page with absurd JS or the Flash plugin.
And anyway, water consumption for human use would be minimal, if it all. That water, unless it is deep underground, has been bombarded by cosmic rays for eons, it may be too radioactive in the form of Tritium to be safe.
Cosmic rays form tritium on Earth via high energy neutrons interacting with atmospheric nitrogen. Tritium could not be produced in such a manner on an asteroid and gaseous tritium would escape into space near instantly.
Tritium has a half life of less than 12.5 years, so it could not accumulate without constant production.
XP64 does not receive security updates anymore. If you are using such a machine to connect to the Internet, you are a fool. If you are using it connected to the Internet at a business, you are a moron.
The amount of time that intelligent critters who can manipulate tools and create recognizable radio signals for communication is likely to be very brief. In less than a century, data compression and encryption will make almost all of our radio traffic look like static from the outside. The vaguely intelligible bits sent out prior to that are so weak that they'll likely never be received or interpreted. Bottom line? Lack of intelligent radio indicates nothing.
Jupiter's natural radio emissions are much more powerful than the total of all Earth-based signals. Even if one was looking for radio signals from our system, we wouldn't be the loudest voice.
How does it make you feel to know that you have to comment 14 times a day to get a single post modded up? You sure do run your mouth a lot.
No need to fret that Hatta's sum total contribution to this site is so much greater than your own. You'll get over it, I promise.
It's relative warmth in the 100,000 K and up club it's rather difficult to keep track because once you've boiled away Rhenium, there's not much meaning in additional units of heat.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhenium :)
The more you know...
Have you ever used Kubuntu? It gives KDE a bad name.
This begins from the moment you first start up the desktop, when you get a series of notification about programs having crashed... :|
Seriously, please try out any other KDE distro before Kubuntu.
Plant life is currently thought to have started on land about 450 million years ago.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordovician_Period
Just sayin'... :)
It's also a product that exhibits poor performance and excessive memory usage. That means it's a perfect candidate for improvement.
As someone who uses FF on a daily basis, I can't help but think these complaints come from people who don't use the software and are repeating old complaints. It's just like PulseAudio.
I haven't seen memory leakage problems since 3.5 came out, over 3 years ago.
It's certainly true that something can occasionally misbehave and suck memory/CPU, but that can happen in all browsers and it's usually related to a page with absurd JS or the Flash plugin.
Sounds like you need to read up on democracy in Switzerland.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voting_in_Switzerland
On the contrary, I'd argue it's nearly impossible to use the Internet without interacting with open source software.
What do you think this is, the reenactment of Iwo Jima?
Don't you mean the reenactment of NetBSD's founding? :)
By article, he means the discussion in which we have both posted, not the external article.
His analysis is accurate.
And anyway, water consumption for human use would be minimal, if it all. That water, unless it is deep underground, has been bombarded by cosmic rays for eons, it may be too radioactive in the form of Tritium to be safe.
Cosmic rays form tritium on Earth via high energy neutrons interacting with atmospheric nitrogen. Tritium could not be produced in such a manner on an asteroid and gaseous tritium would escape into space near instantly.
Tritium has a half life of less than 12.5 years, so it could not accumulate without constant production.
Do you visit often? This pattern of posting has been going on consistently for some time now.
It may be shilling. It may be trolling. One thing it is not, however, is honesty and constructive commentary.
Your objections are naive.
As long as we have a debt-based economy, the idea we can just "pay all our bills" is a fallacy.
Is it November already?
Lesser of two evils, indeed.
You post history provides zero evidence that you are actually swearing-averse, so I conclude you must be an advertiser.
XP64 does not receive security updates anymore. If you are using such a machine to connect to the Internet, you are a fool. If you are using it connected to the Internet at a business, you are a moron.
Enjoy your malware.
BTW, any ideas why my relevant postings keep disappearing?
You probably can't see your posts because they start at 0 and the default score threshold is 2 for no login browsing.
I can see them and so can everyone else browsing at 0 or lower, so there is no need to repeat yourself.
Your sig is hilarious when attached to this comment.
and? There nothing wrong with letting her handle the vibrator. You get better leverage with both hands free. :)
That's right!
Most of you don't even have one penis, whereas we have 11! /sarcasm
Are we trying to make a meme out of this?
Or vagina?
You do know what revenue means don't you? Here's a hint: It's not the same as profit.
So... it's one of the steps before the ???? part?
Screwed up the first link, should have been:
http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=980
http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=780
http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=74312
Yo dawg...
Is the game still a loss if IE is demoted to "Firefox and Windows Update Downloader"?
Just FYI, Windows Update is used separately from IE in Vista and newer OSes.