The advantage of AC for transmission is that it can be transformed up into the 100kV range, at relatively low current, thus minimizing losses in the resistance of the transmission cables. To do the same with DC would require up/down converters which would require chop->transform->rectify anyway (the transformers might be smaller and more efficient, though)
Yes, of course - I didn't rush out and buy a Tesla - even if I could afford one, I would ask precicely those questions. Isn't that how one makes purchasing decisions?
My question was not meant as a criticism - I really wold like to know, what are the advantges of Wayland. I've read a few articles, but I'm still not clear
So are there on most inter-city trains in the UK. The difference is this one was at floor level, not close to a seat, and clearly labelled 'not for public use'
I can image a scenario where a charger was damaged at hat level, exposing live terminals.
Not so powerless as you might think: https://www.gov.uk/government/... [www.gov.uk]
In this case, she simply alerted 'real' police officers to the 'offence'. If the guy had not bercome aggressive I expect he would have been sent on his way.
Don't you think a reprimand - "you can't do that here sir" - would have been more appropriate?
He probably 'stole' less in monetary terms than if he'd used an excessive amount of loo paper.
abstract
Oh yes we can:
verb
gerund or present participle: abstracting
bstrakt/
1.
consider something theoretically or separately from (something else).
"to abstract science and religion from their historical context can lead to anachronism"
2.
extract or remove (something).
"applications to abstract more water from streams"
synonyms: extract, pump, draw (off), tap, suck, withdraw, remove, take out/away; More
Uh... seems right to me:
abstract
verb
gerund or present participle: abstracting
bstrakt/
1.
consider something theoretically or separately from (something else).
"to abstract science and religion from their historical context can lead to anachronism"
2.
extract or remove (something).
"applications to abstract more water from streams"
synonyms: extract, pump, draw (off), tap, suck, withdraw, remove, take out/away; More
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Wow, I stand corrected. I wonder how reliable they are vs. a transformer
I don't think you'll find solid state DC-to-DC converters that can upconvert to 330kV @ 100A
The advantage of AC for transmission is that it can be transformed up into the 100kV range, at relatively low current, thus minimizing losses in the resistance of the transmission cables. To do the same with DC would require up/down converters which would require chop->transform->rectify anyway (the transformers might be smaller and more efficient, though)
The will arrive just after my goose lays the first golden egg.
.. and succeeded at being un-funny
No this goes way beyond coders. The company culture that allows these security problems to be possible - from architecture through to QA, is at fault.
Wow - Wayland prevents typos? Wow!!
Yes, of course - I didn't rush out and buy a Tesla - even if I could afford one, I would ask precicely those questions. Isn't that how one makes purchasing decisions? My question was not meant as a criticism - I really wold like to know, what are the advantges of Wayland. I've read a few articles, but I'm still not clear
What does Wayland solve for me, a standard Ubuntu user? What I have wordks ok, why does it need to change?
It is its own Beowulf cluster !
Wheras you are an anonymous fuckwit
Until you decide to end your life by jumping in front of a train, causing the driver and onlookers severe PTSD
We made their bed .. and forced them to lie in it.
Fixed that for you
Says the anonymous coward
Don't take the piss out of Fosters, it needs all the flavour it can get!
http://www.met.police.uk/pcso/...
So are there on most inter-city trains in the UK. The difference is this one was at floor level, not close to a seat, and clearly labelled 'not for public use' I can image a scenario where a charger was damaged at hat level, exposing live terminals.
Not so powerless as you might think: https://www.gov.uk/government/... [www.gov.uk] In this case, she simply alerted 'real' police officers to the 'offence'. If the guy had not bercome aggressive I expect he would have been sent on his way.
You're funny :)
Don't you think a reprimand - "you can't do that here sir" - would have been more appropriate? He probably 'stole' less in monetary terms than if he'd used an excessive amount of loo paper.
abstract Oh yes we can: verb gerund or present participle: abstracting bstrakt/ 1. consider something theoretically or separately from (something else). "to abstract science and religion from their historical context can lead to anachronism" 2. extract or remove (something). "applications to abstract more water from streams" synonyms: extract, pump, draw (off), tap, suck, withdraw, remove, take out/away; More
Uh ... seems right to me:
abstract
verb
gerund or present participle: abstracting
bstrakt/
1.
consider something theoretically or separately from (something else).
"to abstract science and religion from their historical context can lead to anachronism"
2.
extract or remove (something).
"applications to abstract more water from streams"
synonyms: extract, pump, draw (off), tap, suck, withdraw, remove, take out/away; More
You do realize this is the UK? We don't use dollars here. I agree however, with the sentiment of your post.
Not sure what you mean by this. Can you elaborate?
Thank you ... yes it was intended to be a joke .. oh well