I can't imagine turbine->electric->battery->motors is an efficient drive train.
Internal combustion engines have their own efficiency deficit turning reciprocating motion into rotating motion; an enormous amount of energy is wasted in at the crankshaft. Wankel-type engines attempted to solve this problem but were never able to overcome the difficulties in machining the odd shapes to a high enough precision at a low enough cost.
Some people have reported success with replacing most TV watching with Netflix rentals and Netflix streaming. But this doesn't work so well for news or sports, which are worth much less if they are not live.
Sports doesn't interest me much. And TV hasn't carried much of anything that could be described as "news" with a straight face for years now.
What feature in Gmail would require persistent cookies?
The feature where it remembers your sign-on information. Grandma is used to just going to the site and there's her email--now it's asking for a username and a password, and Lord, she doesn't know what it wants!
Untrue; their extreme hardness makes them useful for many industrial applications, and their excellent thermal conductivity is valuable in many others. It *is* true that the current prices of gem-quality diamond is horribly inflated by the DeBeers cartel.
And you believe that will control what your kid eats? I can only conclude you were home-schooled and have never been in a school cafeteria. You'll be lucky if the kid eats *any* of what you pack for him--he'll trade it all for the cool stuff the other kid has.
One might note that the character saying that, and the one she was telling it to, both wind up dead by the end of the play because in the end, they *weren't* able to escape their names.
Oh well, too complicated for the "general public" I guess, I mean keeping a spare of your (digital) key? That's far too complicated!
Keeping a copy of your private key *securely*. Yes, it's been amply demonstrated that nothing left under the control of the average user can be counted on to stay secure. And once someone else gets access to your private key, you're royally screwed.
Ten deadly sins? Can't say I ever heard of them. Can't find them with Google, either; mostly I come up with pointers to a book about the Ten Deadly Sins of Kmart. The seven came right up, including a Wikipedia article on them. So what are these ten?
The hack would have been in the source code for the compiler.
Originally, yes. But you don't have that source code. You have sanitized source code--which when you compile it, your subverted compiler binary will insert the trojan back in. So recompiling your "clean" compiler source code still gets you another subverted compiler.
Demanding that a subculture learn SAE, is the same as demanding that every subculture of America be, or at least practice Christianity.
That statement is so utterly unconnected to reality that I don't even know where to start. Are you seriously stating that it is okay for a disadvantaged subculture refuse to put effort into being understood by the mainstream with which they must work in order to lift themselves out of poverty?
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That's, "Hell, it's about time."
These were erroneous billing errors that were made, um, in error.
And, of course, every NASA project laid out by Congress has gone to completion.
Internal combustion engines have their own efficiency deficit turning reciprocating motion into rotating motion; an enormous amount of energy is wasted in at the crankshaft. Wankel-type engines attempted to solve this problem but were never able to overcome the difficulties in machining the odd shapes to a high enough precision at a low enough cost.
I hear nowadays you can google stuff on bing!
Sports doesn't interest me much. And TV hasn't carried much of anything that could be described as "news" with a straight face for years now.
The feature where it remembers your sign-on information. Grandma is used to just going to the site and there's her email--now it's asking for a username and a password, and Lord, she doesn't know what it wants!
...could be really nice, but the latency is gonna be murder!
Untrue; their extreme hardness makes them useful for many industrial applications, and their excellent thermal conductivity is valuable in many others. It *is* true that the current prices of gem-quality diamond is horribly inflated by the DeBeers cartel.
Ah, that's the best kind proof that atheists are close-minded who believe in no god only because of blind faith: Because that's how I define them.
So God really likes mouth-breathers! Who'd've guessed?
The point of the class is to make YOU the "expert".
So it's not propaganda because it has a purpose? Got news for you, *all* propaganda has a purpose...
And you believe that will control what your kid eats? I can only conclude you were home-schooled and have never been in a school cafeteria. You'll be lucky if the kid eats *any* of what you pack for him--he'll trade it all for the cool stuff the other kid has.
One might note that the character saying that, and the one she was telling it to, both wind up dead by the end of the play because in the end, they *weren't* able to escape their names.
Keeping a copy of your private key *securely*. Yes, it's been amply demonstrated that nothing left under the control of the average user can be counted on to stay secure. And once someone else gets access to your private key, you're royally screwed.
People with legacy mainframe programs that they don't want to port (translation: that they don't dare touch).
It's not a PowerPC chip anyways. It's zSystem architecture, which is actually the modern-day descendant of what was originally the System/360.
Ten deadly sins? Can't say I ever heard of them. Can't find them with Google, either; mostly I come up with pointers to a book about the Ten Deadly Sins of Kmart. The seven came right up, including a Wikipedia article on them. So what are these ten?
"Prop Me Up Inside the Jukebox When I Die"
kill -9mm would be more appropriate.
Originally, yes. But you don't have that source code. You have sanitized source code--which when you compile it, your subverted compiler binary will insert the trojan back in. So recompiling your "clean" compiler source code still gets you another subverted compiler.
That statement is so utterly unconnected to reality that I don't even know where to start. Are you seriously stating that it is okay for a disadvantaged subculture refuse to put effort into being understood by the mainstream with which they must work in order to lift themselves out of poverty?
are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid. No, wait...
Hint 1: View documents two pages at a time, like opening a book. Generally this fits a widescreen aspect ratio like a glove.
Hint 2: Buy a screen with a rotatable stand and run in portrait mode. Just about any modern video card will support this.