Phillips may be Bolivian, but Philips is definately from The Netherlands, Eindhoven. They are the ones that design lights. Having said that: they probably have Asian companies produce most the lights to their spec, with some quite heavy sample based checking on the things. They tend to use high grade components, wich makes them more expensive.
My full colour Led strips work at 12V dc.
I have them as ambient lighting behind a 5cm (2 inch) height wooden panel in the corner of the ceiling and the wall, over a long part of the wall. They provide a smooth glow over the wall, in whatever coulor I like that day.
If it were programmed to stop fi it doesn't know what to do it simulates tourists quite nicely. On a more serious note: even if it would it would still be possible to program it to be a way better driver than the average human, watching some of the traffic here in NL. Probably even better than a select few.
Haven't tested looking through it, but holding a white sheet of paper in the focal point was quite "enlightening". We used a 15 cm telescope. You can write with the scorchmarks on the paper with it. Just move fast enough because if you don't you'll set the paper on fire.
Since the harddisks are doing the streaking I had an image of a harddisk with no hardware encryption. It is streaking to the Roku because it is showing it's bare data to the Roku.
IANAP, but I'd postulate that, assuming dark matter obeys the laws of time dilation, it would behave exatly as normal matter beyon the Schwartzschild radius of a black hole. Time would stop due to extreme time dilation and thus the particle would effectively stop at the Schwartzschild radius. Then the black hole would be a tiny bit more massive, the Schwartzschild radius would be a tiny bit bigger.
Beam divergence is a bitch at low frequencies. EM signals don't travel in a straight line, a ray of them tends to get wider over distance. This effect is stronger at low frequencies. For space you need the highest frequencies you can get if you want to have some usable distance. Gamma lasers would be preferable, if it were possible to make those. Or you'd need a very wide beam and thus a very large laser/maser.
There is nothing wrong with that statement. Another/. poster pointed this out and I remembered it (although I do not remember his name): A hare and a turtle go for a race of 10 minutes. The hare runs 100 meters in one minute, calls it quits and takes a nap. The turle works for 10 minutes and manages to crawl 10 meters. The hare won, although he stopped after 1 minute. Methane does so much damage in that 9-15 years the CO2 needs about 2000 years to catch up.
Add to that the fact that methane degrades into CO2 and H2O in the atmosphere, thus after 9-15 years the degradation products still warm up the planet.
They imprison people who can be convinced to become terrorists. The test method is just very thorough. There is certainly a wrongness to that, but IMHO it isn't a big one. They probably aim to reach 3 things with it: the direct result of filtering the "proto terrorists" out, the indirect result of terrorists mistrusting each other and the indirect result of people who are approached for this may decide not to go that way, because the terrorist may be an FBI agent. Both of the indirect results are achieved by making the tactic public.
The basic technique used in cookie graphene is quite cheap, and if you choose to produce it directly on the final substrate the handling should be easy. Dunno what the exact recepie of silicene would be, but sand in a vacuum oven would be my first try. The problem with graphene is that carbon doesn't have a band gap, making semiconductors difficult to say the least. Silicon does have a band gap (wich I am using right now, as it is the basis of modern computing.
I have a feeling that is mistaking a result for a cause. The cause is education. Education -> job -> resources Education -> knowledge of where kids come from and how to prevent them. Education -> job -> pension -> less need for kids as a pension. Education -> career -> late start in getting kids -> less kids
Education results in both more resources and less kids.
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Phillips may be Bolivian, but Philips is definately from The Netherlands, Eindhoven. They are the ones that design lights.
Having said that: they probably have Asian companies produce most the lights to their spec, with some quite heavy sample based checking on the things. They tend to use high grade components, wich makes them more expensive.
A computer controlled power cleaner? Pah, in my day we used a washcloth and some soap! These kids today and their toys. Turning them all lazy!.
My full colour Led strips work at 12V dc.
I have them as ambient lighting behind a 5cm (2 inch) height wooden panel in the corner of the ceiling and the wall, over a long part of the wall. They provide a smooth glow over the wall, in whatever coulor I like that day.
If it were programmed to stop fi it doesn't know what to do it simulates tourists quite nicely.
On a more serious note: even if it would it would still be possible to program it to be a way better driver than the average human, watching some of the traffic here in NL. Probably even better than a select few.
Haven't tested looking through it, but holding a white sheet of paper in the focal point was quite "enlightening". We used a 15 cm telescope. You can write with the scorchmarks on the paper with it. Just move fast enough because if you don't you'll set the paper on fire.
Since the harddisks are doing the streaking I had an image of a harddisk with no hardware encryption. It is streaking to the Roku because it is showing it's bare data to the Roku.
Thank you. I understand now.
Doesn't matter, it's still awesome.
IANAP, but I'd postulate that, assuming dark matter obeys the laws of time dilation, it would behave exatly as normal matter beyon the Schwartzschild radius of a black hole. Time would stop due to extreme time dilation and thus the particle would effectively stop at the Schwartzschild radius. Then the black hole would be a tiny bit more massive, the Schwartzschild radius would be a tiny bit bigger.
IANAP either, but as far as I know gravity isn't energy. Black holes evaporate due to Hawking radiation.
Beam divergence is a bitch at low frequencies. EM signals don't travel in a straight line, a ray of them tends to get wider over distance. This effect is stronger at low frequencies. For space you need the highest frequencies you can get if you want to have some usable distance. Gamma lasers would be preferable, if it were possible to make those.
Or you'd need a very wide beam and thus a very large laser/maser.
That's the default, aint it?
Truth to be told: that's about half a shark and half an octopus. And, so it seems, one bad movie.
There is nothing wrong with that statement. Another /. poster pointed this out and I remembered it (although I do not remember his name):
A hare and a turtle go for a race of 10 minutes. The hare runs 100 meters in one minute, calls it quits and takes a nap. The turle works for 10 minutes and manages to crawl 10 meters. The hare won, although he stopped after 1 minute.
Methane does so much damage in that 9-15 years the CO2 needs about 2000 years to catch up.
Add to that the fact that methane degrades into CO2 and H2O in the atmosphere, thus after 9-15 years the degradation products still warm up the planet.
Since catholics are still called religious I'd say it's still a religious belief.
A "FUD" mod option (with -1 value) would do. Now Overrated is the most usefull.
They imprison people who can be convinced to become terrorists. The test method is just very thorough.
There is certainly a wrongness to that, but IMHO it isn't a big one.
They probably aim to reach 3 things with it: the direct result of filtering the "proto terrorists" out, the indirect result of terrorists mistrusting each other and the indirect result of people who are approached for this may decide not to go that way, because the terrorist may be an FBI agent.
Both of the indirect results are achieved by making the tactic public.
Schrodinger's lolcat: I can or can't has heizenberger?
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Shouldn't that be:
Schrodinger's lolcat: I can and can't has heizenberger?
Any sufficiently analysed magic is indistinguishable from technology. (C) Foglio Studios
The recycling of once-conflict materials doesn't supply the conflict with money.
And I'm sure you can find a defense contractor willing to make one for slightly less than the 747+laser costs.
Well, I dunno. Military projects have a high markup you know.
The basic technique used in cookie graphene is quite cheap, and if you choose to produce it directly on the final substrate the handling should be easy. Dunno what the exact recepie of silicene would be, but sand in a vacuum oven would be my first try.
The problem with graphene is that carbon doesn't have a band gap, making semiconductors difficult to say the least. Silicon does have a band gap (wich I am using right now, as it is the basis of modern computing.
You can't survive on any single food. Corn is healthy, but as with everything: don't eat to much of it.
I have a feeling that is mistaking a result for a cause. The cause is education.
Education -> job -> resources
Education -> knowledge of where kids come from and how to prevent them.
Education -> job -> pension -> less need for kids as a pension.
Education -> career -> late start in getting kids -> less kids
Education results in both more resources and less kids.
Warning: this is simplified. Heavily simplified.
Some people count it as fun to maintain a vedgetable garden at home. Rooftop hobby farms should be possible.
Why don't you insult them directly? They are putting your kids and yourselves at risk for their own imagined gain. They are damaging herd immunity.