For those of you not accustomed to metric, 1 Gravity is equivalent to 35 Pressures, 18 Forces, 340 Micro-lengths, 2 electromagnetisms, or 42 CowboyNeals.
Quoth the page: The pages you are currently watching are served by a web server running on a an Ethernet equipped 6510-based system with 64k RAM running at 1 MHz (a Commodore 64 with a TFE cartridge). The same system also exports two displays using VNC and the small uVNC server software.
Other servers have come down like they were Commodore 64's, but this one actually is one!
So, how long before the insurance companies persuade the states to mandate these devices in every car? Or raise our rates hugely and then give a little of it back if we put in the box?
Can we stop with the black-helicopters-are-watching-me-through-the-tele phone tin-foil hat paranoia for just a day or two? This kind of sensationalizing gets really old when every single piece of technology is just another tool for The Man to spy on us, regardless of legitimate uses (sound familiar?) it might have.
How do you think the current media treat AI as a science and as a tool for society? Specifically, a lot of stories about AI tend to be sensationalist (i.e. the "escaped" robot story from about a month ago) and don't really concern themselves with the facts. Is the field hurt or helped by media portrayals of AI?
Does anyone know of something that can handle this?
High school students? Technology isn't the answer to everything, and if these are handwritten you're not going to have very much success trying to automate the recognition. My name is Fod Na1oyyy, etc
Nope, surprisingly enough there are no screws underneath that sticker. There's even a little dip where you'd expect to find one, but no screw to be found:(
Does anyone have advice on how to open these mice? I have a bunch of the MS Optical mice pictured in the page I'd like to mess with, but I'm not sure how to get the cover off in a non-destructive manner.
I think what you're more likely to see is zealots trying to sabotage their booth, harass the representatives, etc., and that's what he was referring to
I know some of you are having a tough time with the miles-per-gallon or kilometers-per-liter measurement, so I've taken the liberty of converting this to a useful measurement we can all relate to.
Simply put, 483km/1L is 1.2425 x 10^-6 earth-moon distances per cubic centimeter of fuel. I think that puts in it perspective
launch himself about 35 miles into the air...but now's your chance to ask about the theory and practice of home-brewed rocket travel
Now is definitely your chance, seeing as how once this launch is complete your odds of being able to ask him something are markedly decreased:) Seriously though, I wish him a good flight and hope he returns to Earth safely. And if he doesn't, I hope he gets some really good video
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[1000 Gravities, not grams]
For those of you not accustomed to metric, 1 Gravity is equivalent to 35 Pressures, 18 Forces, 340 Micro-lengths, 2 electromagnetisms, or 42 CowboyNeals.
Sorry, I find it highly unlikely that Costner could have "owned" anything
I think the truly impressive part of this code is getting past the lameness filter... that's gotta be against some law
its accuracy - about 15 feet (5 m) within a 1 mile (1.6 km) radius.
I don't know what kind of pins you're using, but they're probably not very effective at that size...
Quoth the page:
The pages you are currently watching are served by a web server running on a an Ethernet equipped 6510-based system with 64k RAM running at 1 MHz (a Commodore 64 with a TFE cartridge). The same system also exports two displays using VNC and the small uVNC server software.
Other servers have come down like they were Commodore 64's, but this one actually is one!
So, how long before the insurance companies persuade the states to mandate these devices in every car? Or raise our rates hugely and then give a little of it back if we put in the box?
e phone tin-foil hat paranoia for just a day or two? This kind of sensationalizing gets really old when every single piece of technology is just another tool for The Man to spy on us, regardless of legitimate uses (sound familiar?) it might have.
Can we stop with the black-helicopters-are-watching-me-through-the-tel
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that the "undisclosed national security agency" is, in fact, the National Security Agency
For those wondering what they're talking about, NASA has a site about it here
How do you think the current media treat AI as a science and as a tool for society? Specifically, a lot of stories about AI tend to be sensationalist (i.e. the "escaped" robot story from about a month ago) and don't really concern themselves with the facts. Is the field hurt or helped by media portrayals of AI?
Does anyone know of something that can handle this?
High school students? Technology isn't the answer to everything, and if these are handwritten you're not going to have very much success trying to automate the recognition. My name is Fod Na1oyyy, etc
While the link that is provided is fairly comprehensive, other sources of information, both referential and anecdotal would be appreciated
And since this is Ask Slashdot after all, let's just throw "wild speculation and unfounded rumors" in the mix
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Not to be confused with the same thing Here
TI-89 > all education .3 seconds
9's ---- time
1 876 hours
2 87 hours
3 8 hours
4 52 minutes
5 5 minutes
6 31 seconds
7 3 seconds
8
9 you get the idea
With larger documents and the importance of formatiting
Piers Anthony books...hrmm.. Freudian slip?
Nope, surprisingly enough there are no screws underneath that sticker. There's even a little dip where you'd expect to find one, but no screw to be found :(
Does anyone have advice on how to open these mice? I have a bunch of the MS Optical mice pictured in the page I'd like to mess with, but I'm not sure how to get the cover off in a non-destructive manner.
I got the idea in the first one that they didn't work for the government and were autonomous because it asked too many questions
I hate plot-holing sci-fi movies, but where would they get their money?
Who are you, and what did you do with the real JonKatz?
I think what you're more likely to see is zealots trying to sabotage their booth, harass the representatives, etc., and that's what he was referring to
No doubt this means that the more childish among us will make us all look bad. Sigh.
Hi pot, this is kettle. You're looking mighty black today!
I know some of you are having a tough time with the miles-per-gallon or kilometers-per-liter measurement, so I've taken the liberty of converting this to a useful measurement we can all relate to.
Simply put, 483km/1L is 1.2425 x 10^-6 earth-moon distances per cubic centimeter of fuel. I think that puts in it perspective
If only I could get $100,000 for breaking into a default Redhat or Win9x install, I'd be a millionaire by now!
launch himself about 35 miles into the air...but now's your chance to ask about the theory and practice of home-brewed rocket travel
:) Seriously though, I wish him a good flight and hope he returns to Earth safely. And if he doesn't, I hope he gets some really good video
Now is definitely your chance, seeing as how once this launch is complete your odds of being able to ask him something are markedly decreased
I think it's the "Two Towers" not "Who Towers", Taco. Way to proofread! At least the link works
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