Saturn has the lowest density of all the planets in the Solar System. The actual number is 0.687 grams per cubic centimeter. This is actually less dense than water; if you had a large enough pool of water, Saturn would float. Just for comparison, Jupiter has an average density of 1.33 grams per cubic centimeter. So it wouldn’t float on water. And Earth, the densest planet in the Solar System, measures 5.51 grams/cubic centimeter.
Well before we ever heard of hippies there were far right evangelical groups, Dutch reformed to mention a culprit, among them lives the believe you have to leave the question of life and death to God.
Fair enough, but at the same time they tipically support the death penalty and are against any form of gambling because it is 'tempting God'.
This lot has their own Bible Belt here in The Netherlands and they are the ones with the Meazles. And they are the ones that carried it into the US and Canada.
Because we run some legacy Win3.x stuff I decided to install this XP compatibility layer on a Thinkpad W520 with Win7-Pro, it does the job but man is it slow, it is installed on a few other Thinkpads with similar behaviour.
Sorry but I don't know enough about the guts of Windows to detect where it hangs.
The same machine has an Oracle VB with WinXp and it's speed is like native...
It (still) takes a Windows computer to get infected but don't hold your breath...
If the proxy's IP was known it would be shut down, you are looking at an after the facts solution.
Oh yeah, you could read the linked articles, they give reasonable data.
with a water usage of 10 litres of fresh water and 20 litres of salt water per second
That's the flow from a good fire hose.
B.t.w, this plant uses PRO or Pressure Retarded Osmosis, not Reverse Osmosis.
In the Netherlands alone, more than 3,300 m fresh water runs into the sea per second on average, that would deliver in excess of 1MW.
In 2005 we had an experimental plant near Harlingen with an output of 5kW.
Dutch research is especially looking at Reverse Electrolysis.
A repeat from a previous post I made:
I just read a statement by the responsible minister Plasterk who says he feels the AIVD (secret service) is working within the law.
He refuses to go into detail but admits the AIVD is targeting fora where people are called upon to take part in violence and fora with violent video's. He states the authority (CTIVD) tasked with supervision of the secret services did not see reasons to correct the activities of the services.
I must agree with him (and against you) that some fora can pose a thread to our national and the international security in a way that legalises action by the secret services.
Besides, by their design internet fora are not limited to a single country.
I'm Dutch and live in the country but spend some 6 months per year travelling the world.
And I can largely subscribe to the points you are making.
We don't have the 'fear' or hatred of our government you sometimes read about on/. coming from US citizen, generally our government is doing what the parliament mandates them with.
So in this particular case we will see some interesting debates between the executive and the elected legislature.
I just read a statement by the responsible minister Plasterk who says he feels the AIVD (secret service) is working within the law.
He refuses to go into detail but admits the AIVD is targeting fora where people are called upon to take part in violence and fora with violent video's. He states the authority (CTIVD) tasked with supervision of the secret services did not see reasons to correct the activities of the services.
The Dutch secret services are tiny compared to those in the UK and US.
It's a known fact they sometimes (regularly?) get donations from their US cousins to set up projects that are of mutual interest.
So far I see no problems, but Dutch privacy law is an entirely different beast to US privacy law (or the lack thereof), we do have guarantees re. privacy and consider it important to protect them.
Rod Stewart knew it too:
The big bosomed lady with the Dutch accent / who tried to change my point of view / Her ad lib lines were well rehearsed / but my heart cried out for you /
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He was German, why do you guy's think the English language part of the world should pronounce Uranus different to the way the discoverer intended?
http://www.universetoday.com/15322/
Saturn has the lowest density of all the planets in the Solar System. The actual number is 0.687 grams per cubic centimeter. This is actually less dense than water; if you had a large enough pool of water, Saturn would float.
Just for comparison, Jupiter has an average density of 1.33 grams per cubic centimeter. So it wouldn’t float on water. And Earth, the densest planet in the Solar System, measures 5.51 grams/cubic centimeter.
Well before we ever heard of hippies there were far right evangelical groups, Dutch reformed to mention a culprit, among them lives the believe you have to leave the question of life and death to God.
Fair enough, but at the same time they tipically support the death penalty and are against any form of gambling because it is 'tempting God'.
This lot has their own Bible Belt here in The Netherlands and they are the ones with the Meazles. And they are the ones that carried it into the US and Canada.
+1
Well, the article does mention Microsoft...
Ah, something I need to check up on :)
Sorry but I don't know enough about the guts of Windows to detect where it hangs.
The same machine has an Oracle VB with WinXp and it's speed is like native...
It's the infamous /. dupe worm, it got in when Timothy decided to check up on a submission.
Here Win7 was a free teaser for a Win8 laptop... :)
Now it runs Linux
A free VM with your old copy of XP is a lot faster.
The mouse or the battery?
The top .01% fly them, they're also known as private planes...
I see you're new here :)
If the proxy's IP was known it would be shut down, you are looking at an after the facts solution.
Oh yeah, you could read the linked articles, they give reasonable data.
Don't worry about missing out on paying for your content, Porntube is already in negotiation.
Exactly, if this really is an F500 company they must have such, even more so if they also work in Europe.
One of the many loopholes in the US system, back on subject, just hope you live in Virginia :)
In between the LCD and e-ink screens.
Except in Aberdeen, Scotland, it works but they insist on a printed copy...
That's why we have ASCII 'art' :)
with a water usage of 10 litres of fresh water and 20 litres of salt water per second
That's the flow from a good fire hose.
B.t.w, this plant uses PRO or Pressure Retarded Osmosis, not Reverse Osmosis.
In the Netherlands alone, more than 3,300 m fresh water runs into the sea per second on average, that would deliver in excess of 1MW.
In 2005 we had an experimental plant near Harlingen with an output of 5kW.
Dutch research is especially looking at Reverse Electrolysis.
I just read a statement by the responsible minister Plasterk who says he feels the AIVD (secret service) is working within the law.
He refuses to go into detail but admits the AIVD is targeting fora where people are called upon to take part in violence and fora with violent video's. He states the authority (CTIVD) tasked with supervision of the secret services did not see reasons to correct the activities of the services.
I must agree with him (and against you) that some fora can pose a thread to our national and the international security in a way that legalises action by the secret services.
Besides, by their design internet fora are not limited to a single country.
Unless you live in Iran, North Korea or China.
And I can largely subscribe to the points you are making.
We don't have the 'fear' or hatred of our government you sometimes read about on
So in this particular case we will see some interesting debates between the executive and the elected legislature.
I just read a statement by the responsible minister Plasterk who says he feels the AIVD (secret service) is working within the law.
He refuses to go into detail but admits the AIVD is targeting fora where people are called upon to take part in violence and fora with violent video's. He states the authority (CTIVD) tasked with supervision of the secret services did not see reasons to correct the activities of the services.
It's a known fact they sometimes (regularly?) get donations from their US cousins to set up projects that are of mutual interest.
So far I see no problems, but Dutch privacy law is an entirely different beast to US privacy law (or the lack thereof), we do have guarantees re. privacy and consider it important to protect them.
What I do find of interest is the AMS-IX or Amsterdam Internet Exchange, it would be a great point for tapping...
Rod Stewart knew it too:
The big bosomed lady with the Dutch accent / who tried to change my point of view / Her ad lib lines were well rehearsed / but my heart cried out for you /