What happens if you use a car-plug version of the miniature GPS jammers? (Yes, illegal by FCC rules and whatnot, but still available for sale online) They only have a range of a few feet. If you screwed with the GPS, could you still get a discount without giving away positional data?
Well, the centrifuge itself doesnt. But if it somehow infects a critical PLC, like say the one that controls reactor rods, or ventilation, or whatever.
Point being, something other than centrifuges could get infected, and that something could be bad.
We were told we need to go to school and get our degrees in order to avoid ending in a dead end job mowing lawns or flipping burgers. Now we're out of school, with degrees, with no jobs for us, and we're berated and jeered at because we refuse to flip burgers and mow lawns.
I envision a design more akin to those cargo-container gantry cranes they use at ports. With multiple arms hanging below the chassis to tend to tasks. That way the bulk of the robot can be above the plants, with the slim supports/wheels being able to navigate in-between rows of plants.
Welp, guess its time to start developing that EMP-shotgun...
Wasnt there a/. story a while back about some University that developed an explosive that also released a short range EMP burst? iirc the Air Force wanted to use it to make missiles.
A lot of the time a pirate distributor will go and "sell" this software at deep discounts, pretending its the real deal.
Problem is that a few months later when the software company comes asking for money, the owners get pissed, because in their mind they've already paid. It looks like a shakedown when you've paid $100/license, and then are told, "Oh by the way, you owe us $5000/license."
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It would be nice if the DOT had access to such flow data. Then maybe they could design a road network that net-works
What happens if you use a car-plug version of the miniature GPS jammers? (Yes, illegal by FCC rules and whatnot, but still available for sale online) They only have a range of a few feet. If you screwed with the GPS, could you still get a discount without giving away positional data?
Ok, but who buys this data, and how do they use it? I get why it may be important to Intelligence Agencies, but what do companies get out of it?
Well, the centrifuge itself doesnt. But if it somehow infects a critical PLC, like say the one that controls reactor rods, or ventilation, or whatever.
Point being, something other than centrifuges could get infected, and that something could be bad.
$25 for just the pattern is a bit much. I mean, I get the fact that effort and thought went in to this, but $25 is a tad high.
They used plan B in order to allow the Chinese to use plan A.
Wanna bet Chinese technical agents are already taking it apart?
When I was there in 2008 they had a 30min tour and a 4hr comprehensive tour.
Both are well worth it.
What will happen if you walk around with a jammer in your pocket/bag?
We were told we need to go to school and get our degrees in order to avoid ending in a dead end job mowing lawns or flipping burgers. Now we're out of school, with degrees, with no jobs for us, and we're berated and jeered at because we refuse to flip burgers and mow lawns.
I envision a design more akin to those cargo-container gantry cranes they use at ports. With multiple arms hanging below the chassis to tend to tasks. That way the bulk of the robot can be above the plants, with the slim supports/wheels being able to navigate in-between rows of plants.
Where do I sign up?
Scamcoins arent worth anything anymore....
Because it doesn't work anymore.
Wasn't there a story on /. a while back how this vaccine also protects from throat cancer in males?
That stare...
Wasn't this the entire premise behind an episode of The Big Bang Theory?
So when you "interact" with the robot hand, be sure to program in a command to "release gripper"
Its better than the units that tell you to drive off a cliff.
Are you sure that's not just an X-files plot?
Or do like China, and just sell their organs. That'll teach em!
They all work for the Chinese Government....
Apple is a tax cheat: http://www.pcworld.com/article/229382/advocacy_group_targets_apple_as_a_tax_cheater.html
That's exactly what Skynet would say...
Welp, guess its time to start developing that EMP-shotgun...
Wasnt there a /. story a while back about some University that developed an explosive that also released a short range EMP burst? iirc the Air Force wanted to use it to make missiles.
A lot of the time a pirate distributor will go and "sell" this software at deep discounts, pretending its the real deal.
Problem is that a few months later when the software company comes asking for money, the owners get pissed, because in their mind they've already paid. It looks like a shakedown when you've paid $100/license, and then are told, "Oh by the way, you owe us $5000/license."