Kinda like owning a car, but only a license for the control software that most of them have that won't let you drive off unless you service your car at an authorised retailer every 50 miles.
I can see it now, Apple buying municipal electric companies and sending a modulated signal down the line, after all it's important to control the quality of the power supply to make sure their products/software works properly.
Maybe it could be a beetles track played in reverse, so they could copyright the signal and spread intelligent design through the IHaveThePower grid.
well, the electrons tunnel instead of 'moving', one thing the article didn't touch on is that if the electrons tunnel instead of moving then entropy is good. so heat should be next to zero I should imagine?
electrons tunnelling is a bit like 1+1 = 3 the extra 1 that's missing is the work, which would create heat and slow things down.
I should add I'm autistic spectrum and get 'bounced' by the police (in my local area any how, and not that I really do anything wrong, just am a bit of an 'experimenter in social etiquette' sometimes). no-dna, no-fingerprints etc....
Certainly in my area the police have really improved on their public image, and don't piss people around any more like stories of not so long ago.
The councils on the other-hand, request that kind of data all the time, to catch people 'not recycling their rubbish' or some other crap.
Text messages are already kept for 3 months I believe.
1: The police won't be able to 'monitor' every one in real time, it would be on a per case basis and they would have to request the data and probably pay for it. (I'm more worried about the people keeping it than the police in all honesty) There's actually some reasonable reason for this. The RIP act prevents intercept messages and data from being read or whatever by the police. (Basically if it's not read in your inbox, there not allowed to read it, it's a wiretap) SFAIK that kind of wiretap information isn't allowed in UK courts (even wiretap info from normal phone lines isn't allowed)
That makes for 'sloppy' police work and innocent people getting locked up and guilty people getting away with white collar crime. (or whatever)
Think of it as DNA and witness statements, over 'big brother'
This calls for a bit of not breaking the law, but acting in a very suspicious manner in view of the cameras. So frequently that it adds too much noise to any real thought crimes that may be going on.
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any dog who's tried to train a human can tell you that cats are far smarter at this.
why?
property is thief.
it's a solitary pursuit,
you'll know when I'm done.
Kinda like owning a car, but only a license for the control software that most of them have that won't let you drive off unless you service your car at an authorised retailer every 50 miles.
I can see it now, Apple buying municipal electric companies and sending a modulated signal down the line, after all it's important to control the quality of the power supply to make sure their products/software works properly.
Maybe it could be a beetles track played in reverse, so they could copyright the signal and spread intelligent design through the IHaveThePower grid.
By plugging this hardware in you agree to the terms of the license...........
"this is what we've been able to prove thus far".
What that's it's all just theories?
I expect the 'diode' behaviour is to tunnel or not to tunnel.
hardly surprising you don't find an explanation, if you had have done, surely it would have been invented already.
with all tunnels open, is that like a superconductor version of a computer? where work always equals 1 no matter how much it computes?
I don't know tunnelling too well.
well, the electrons tunnel instead of 'moving',
one thing the article didn't touch on is that if the electrons tunnel instead of moving then entropy is good.
so heat should be next to zero I should imagine?
electrons tunnelling is a bit like 1+1 = 3
the extra 1 that's missing is the work, which would create heat and slow things down.
1) Security?
what are you scared of, don't be scared.
happiness......... ummmm.........
but do you ever have enough?
I wonder what wikipedia doesn't mention about white people.
I have a third motive
peace.
but you need the people paying big bucks to fund the development which will lead to your tipping point.
well under the current economic regime
I expect I can run IE6 via WINE on linux with little or no problems.
well our kids
is that cost to the planet or cost to your wallet?
read the selfish gene
"Dopamine is a neurotransmitter affecting brain processes"
Yeh apparently psychosis too.
I should add I'm autistic spectrum and get 'bounced' by the police (in my local area any how, and not that I really do anything wrong, just am a bit of an 'experimenter in social etiquette' sometimes).
no-dna, no-fingerprints etc....
Certainly in my area the police have really improved on their public image, and don't piss people around any more like stories of not so long ago.
The councils on the other-hand, request that kind of data all the time, to catch people 'not recycling their rubbish' or some other crap.
Text messages are already kept for 3 months I believe.
1: The police won't be able to 'monitor' every one in real time, it would be on a per case basis and they would have to request the data and probably pay for it.
(I'm more worried about the people keeping it than the police in all honesty)
There's actually some reasonable reason for this.
The RIP act prevents intercept messages and data from being read or whatever by the police.
(Basically if it's not read in your inbox, there not allowed to read it, it's a wiretap)
SFAIK that kind of wiretap information isn't allowed in UK courts (even wiretap info from normal phone lines isn't allowed)
That makes for 'sloppy' police work and innocent people getting locked up and guilty people getting away with white collar crime. (or whatever)
Think of it as DNA and witness statements, over 'big brother'
Cost of sending people 1 way to Afghanistan or Iraq.
Priceless.
This calls for a bit of not breaking the law, but acting in a very suspicious manner in view of the cameras. So frequently that it adds too much noise to any real thought crimes that may be going on.
and a mechanic for when it keeps breaking down.
we are already here and in communication with 'your' bacteria.
1 F1 should be enough for 57 people.
what about a McLaren F1
class action, if it can be used in this case.
I think a record of my ./ posts will show I'm now bitter and twisted.