Indeed, this option works well on my One+3 (Android 7.1.1)
But because I'm a Linux user I'm also blessed with KDE Connect that integrates the phone nicely with the file manager on the laptop.
Another option that works is an OTG USB cable and a flash drive, I've even successfully had a 500GB 2.5"HD connected that way.
Indeed, we still run some essential Win3.1 software and it requires a 32bit OS.
Recompiling is not possible, new 64bit software takes years to develop.
I would call it a representative parliament, not hung.
Only a good third, 17 of the 46 million, electorate voted for a Brexit, implementing it without a say of the other two-third is plain undemocratic.
I absolute agree, yes roundabouts take some space but they sure allow for efficient traffic without any additional infrastructure.
Of course this is assuming the cops do their job enforcing the rules.
And people no longer buy their driving licence at Walmart:)
Indeed, it's almost another two years they have to keep up with that pesky EU and their civil rights.
But a true-blooded Tory prepares for that hallowed day they'll regain their God given absolute control over the plebs.
Amber is probably technically clueless but you have to consider reading a vague message to 'unknown' is still not very useful as WhatsApp does not necessarily show the name of the receiver.
So metadata would be very useful.
BTW, I use Signal and when in a Five Eyes nation it is over VPN.
I agree with you vacuum is not a particular big pressure differential to overcome.
But it would be a rather deep pool to get an similar differential, 1 atmosphere/bar (14.5 psi) is equivalent to 10 meters (30 ft) of water depth.
If this thing gets build in a place like The Netherlands it would no doubt be an underground tube and the forces of the overbearing soil and water are greater than the vacuum.
In such a construction most of the tube would be a regular concrete structure with something thin made of steel or plastic to make it air tight.
Yes there'll be a bow shock but easy to calculate and construct accordingly.
The use of the word renewable is possibly an American English problem, the world outside of Trump's sphere of influence would call it CO2 neutral or non-fossil energy.
Remember the boss of Exxon does not like these terms:)
A valid question.
But these days we do have metallurgical solutions.
During 1979-1980 I was involved in the testing of steam wells near the Vesuvius volcano in Italy.
The tapped reservoirs were between ~1200 and ~1800 meters deep and the bottom hole temperature was close to 350degC, on full flow around 250 degC at the wellhead..
Producing them caused a hellish noise and a lot of steam, we calculated the gross output of a single well was around 50MW.
After a while the measurements showed a rather serious problem, lot's of sulphur, heavy metals and other nasty minerals were included in the steam and eventually in the condensed water.
Cleaning this up would leave around 15MW of energy but it would be hugely expensive.
Although the wells still exist they have never again been produced.
Back to your question about the pipes used, in the day they were some Chrome alloy suitable for the expected temperatures and pressures but any serious corrosion would have a time factor.
I found it interesting that starting up the wells (very slowly and controlled) caused the wellhead to rise some 3 meters due to the heat driven expansion of the pipes. Shutting them down required the same kind of care.
An interesting look at the option re. language skills and I can see some truth in it.
At the same time I see the weakness of the British system, problems like lack of skills or pressure on the lower wages due to foreign cheap labour are not addressed by the national politicians but instead they blame others like Brussels, the Poles etc.
In other words, British press and politics jointly continue on the same path of deception they have been on since even before the days of Maggie Thatcher.
Our main manufacturing exports are jumbo jets and earth movers, and both do really well.
Uhhh:
Boeing had only netted three orders for the 747 this year. The sale almost doubles Boeing’s current backlog of 15 unfilled orders for the plane, according to the Chicago-based manufacturer’s website. The company said in July it was slowing 747 production output to six a year and would have to end the program if new orders didn’t materialize.
You forgot Liberals. Liberals are responsible for everything that is wrong in America, and in fact, the World.
It is because of liberals that I did not have a firearm to use to blow up the computers responsible for this mess, because Obama took my guns already. And because liberals hate God, I could not pray for Jesus to save us. And because liberals are in cahoots with the banks, now I have to pay for their bailout.
Some dumb-ass democratic conservative mod took exception to your insight.
Yes the US puts in a lot of hours and a high productivity.
But what do your workers get in return?
A good quality of living is worth more than lots of money.
Slashdot Mirror
But because I'm a Linux user I'm also blessed with KDE Connect that integrates the phone nicely with the file manager on the laptop.
Another option that works is an OTG USB cable and a flash drive, I've even successfully had a 500GB 2.5"HD connected that way.
Which would be drama for those required to run 16 bit software....
So no thank you.
Indeed, we still run some essential Win3.1 software and it requires a 32bit OS.
Recompiling is not possible, new 64bit software takes years to develop.
I would call it a representative parliament, not hung.
Only a good third, 17 of the 46 million, electorate voted for a Brexit, implementing it without a say of the other two-third is plain undemocratic.
The ultimate safety from cockpit invasion would be to do away with the cockpit.
Technology for remote (or alternatively autonomous) operation is existing, it 'only' needs certification for passenger transport.
And then someone hacks the link or breaks in to the operating center and we're back at square one.
I absolute agree, yes roundabouts take some space but they sure allow for efficient traffic without any additional infrastructure. :)
Of course this is assuming the cops do their job enforcing the rules.
And people no longer buy their driving licence at Walmart
Indeed, it's almost another two years they have to keep up with that pesky EU and their civil rights.
But a true-blooded Tory prepares for that hallowed day they'll regain their God given absolute control over the plebs.
which critics called the "most extreme surveillance law ever passed in a once democracy."
Amber is probably technically clueless but you have to consider reading a vague message to 'unknown' is still not very useful as WhatsApp does not necessarily show the name of the receiver.
So metadata would be very useful.
BTW, I use Signal and when in a Five Eyes nation it is over VPN.
.... urge governments to do a better job at preventing the immigration of populations that promotes extremism.
So what does immigration have to do with this particular British born animal?
The interesting thing is Facebook reporting the reporters to the police.
I agree with you vacuum is not a particular big pressure differential to overcome.
But it would be a rather deep pool to get an similar differential, 1 atmosphere/bar (14.5 psi) is equivalent to 10 meters (30 ft) of water depth.
If this thing gets build in a place like The Netherlands it would no doubt be an underground tube and the forces of the overbearing soil and water are greater than the vacuum.
In such a construction most of the tube would be a regular concrete structure with something thin made of steel or plastic to make it air tight.
Yes there'll be a bow shock but easy to calculate and construct accordingly.
The UK is peculiar as it doesn't have a constitution, most other European countries do.
Uhh, whenever I'm forced to run Windows I'm reminded how spoiled I am with KDE's Dolphin file manager.
The windows offerings are no comparison.
I see it in the Muon History on the 13th of December.
True, that's why around my place we like to use the hPa, as a number it is identical to the Bar.
The use of the word renewable is possibly an American English problem, the world outside of Trump's sphere of influence would call it CO2 neutral or non-fossil energy. :)
Remember the boss of Exxon does not like these terms
Oh?
Even when like in the case of Iceland all you need to do is build some pipelines and heat exchangers?
In real world units around 375 degC and 220 Bar.
But these days we do have metallurgical solutions.
During 1979-1980 I was involved in the testing of steam wells near the Vesuvius volcano in Italy.
The tapped reservoirs were between ~1200 and ~1800 meters deep and the bottom hole temperature was close to 350degC, on full flow around 250 degC at the wellhead..
Producing them caused a hellish noise and a lot of steam, we calculated the gross output of a single well was around 50MW.
After a while the measurements showed a rather serious problem, lot's of sulphur, heavy metals and other nasty minerals were included in the steam and eventually in the condensed water.
Cleaning this up would leave around 15MW of energy but it would be hugely expensive.
Although the wells still exist they have never again been produced.
Back to your question about the pipes used, in the day they were some Chrome alloy suitable for the expected temperatures and pressures but any serious corrosion would have a time factor.
I found it interesting that starting up the wells (very slowly and controlled) caused the wellhead to rise some 3 meters due to the heat driven expansion of the pipes. Shutting them down required the same kind of care.
At the same time I see the weakness of the British system, problems like lack of skills or pressure on the lower wages due to foreign cheap labour are not addressed by the national politicians but instead they blame others like Brussels, the Poles etc.
In other words, British press and politics jointly continue on the same path of deception they have been on since even before the days of Maggie Thatcher.
Our main manufacturing exports are jumbo jets and earth movers, and both do really well.
Uhhh:
Boeing had only netted three orders for the 747 this year. The sale almost doubles Boeing’s current backlog of 15 unfilled orders for the plane, according to the Chicago-based manufacturer’s website. The company said in July it was slowing 747 production output to six a year and would have to end the program if new orders didn’t materialize.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news...
Thus implying we escaped a black hole...
You forgot Liberals. Liberals are responsible for everything that is wrong in America, and in fact, the World.
It is because of liberals that I did not have a firearm to use to blow up the computers responsible for this mess, because Obama took my guns already. And because liberals hate God, I could not pray for Jesus to save us. And because liberals are in cahoots with the banks, now I have to pay for their bailout.
Some dumb-ass democratic conservative mod took exception to your insight.
https://stats.oecd.org/Index.a...
Yes the US puts in a lot of hours and a high productivity.
But what do your workers get in return?
A good quality of living is worth more than lots of money.
http://www.usnews.com/news/bes...