An LED bulb can be tuned to give off any spectrum you want by using multiple chips, although some spectra can be quite expensive to produce, even by LED standards.
PS4s aren't going to be like PS3s with their super-fancy specialized processors that intrigued some super-computer builders--those gave the developers fits. While it's not going to use a PC architecture, you're not going to see any technology in it that you can't get in a high-end PC with high-powered graphic cards. For non-gaming purposes, you might as well just buy PCs; they'll be easier to configure and use for non-gaming purposes.
Want to see Harlan Ellison's original concept? Never made it to video, but you can get a graphic novel version. There was also a novel that is long out of physical print; however, Amazon is offering a Kindle edition.
We've had nuclear fusion working for over sixty years now. The trick has been containing it in a reactor for power generation. A fusion rocket might be easier to pull off--that's essentially just a semi-contained and directed H-bomb.
The chair, and more importantly, your slice of the aircraft, weights far more than your lard.
I sincerely doubt that just the chair weighs significantly more than the passenger. Your slice of the aircraft? Well, let's see here. Let's go with a Boeing 747-400, since that's an extremely common jumbo. Operating weight, empty, is 394,100 lb. We'll assume a two-class configuration with 524 passengers, which is pretty common. 394,000 divided by 524 is about 750 pounds. So, yeah, it's definitely more than the passenger + luggage. But passengers and luggage are *still* probably over one quarter the weight (not counting fuel). That's enough to be really significant. Your excess poundage does matter. "Dignity"? Dignity is paying your own way. More weight costs more. Pay for it.
Of course it was. But the fact that "Paris Hilton uses it" meant immensely more to most people than "she got owned because it was absurdly easy to hack" demonstrates security is not something that matters at all to most of Apple's customers, and thus is not something that Apple feels a need to matter to them.
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I'm not ripping out every light fixture in my apartment for some stupid panels.
An LED bulb can be tuned to give off any spectrum you want by using multiple chips, although some spectra can be quite expensive to produce, even by LED standards.
PS4s aren't going to be like PS3s with their super-fancy specialized processors that intrigued some super-computer builders--those gave the developers fits. While it's not going to use a PC architecture, you're not going to see any technology in it that you can't get in a high-end PC with high-powered graphic cards. For non-gaming purposes, you might as well just buy PCs; they'll be easier to configure and use for non-gaming purposes.
You should read bylines. The guy who posted that he has a laptop is not the guy who posted that he has a striped RAID.
Hey, it's this new Linux thing. They've heard that it's all the rage with these computer kids.
Encryption Key Management IS a commodity. What in hell are these yahoos talking about?
Stay a while.
Want to see Harlan Ellison's original concept? Never made it to video, but you can get a graphic novel version. There was also a novel that is long out of physical print; however, Amazon is offering a Kindle edition.
What do you want?
And the whole youtube watching world said, "What's broadcast?"
How ironic.
Lasers, and drones. It's official. We have become the Amarr.
Better than Freespace 1? (and Freespace 2's wasn't bad either, if a bit talky)
"Send FIGHTERS!! I-I know they're following me, send everything you have NOW!!"
Annette certainly had an impressive pair of guns...
We've had nuclear fusion working for over sixty years now. The trick has been containing it in a reactor for power generation. A fusion rocket might be easier to pull off--that's essentially just a semi-contained and directed H-bomb.
"...I can screen your calls with my brain."
Excuse me, fourteen.
Er, Gene Siskel's been dead for some thirteen years now.
Well, that was primarily because nobody *used* Windows CE or Windows Mobile.
I sincerely doubt that just the chair weighs significantly more than the passenger. Your slice of the aircraft? Well, let's see here. Let's go with a Boeing 747-400, since that's an extremely common jumbo. Operating weight, empty, is 394,100 lb. We'll assume a two-class configuration with 524 passengers, which is pretty common. 394,000 divided by 524 is about 750 pounds. So, yeah, it's definitely more than the passenger + luggage. But passengers and luggage are *still* probably over one quarter the weight (not counting fuel). That's enough to be really significant. Your excess poundage does matter. "Dignity"? Dignity is paying your own way. More weight costs more. Pay for it.
Except, it would appear, sell.
We're worried about the *important* stuff!
I would submit that "as often as driving a car leads to 'I'm gonna build my own car'" would be more accurate as well as more pleasant.
Of course it was. But the fact that "Paris Hilton uses it" meant immensely more to most people than "she got owned because it was absurdly easy to hack" demonstrates security is not something that matters at all to most of Apple's customers, and thus is not something that Apple feels a need to matter to them.