Of course, and gas powered turbines in mobile things, including but not limited to cars, routinely operate in a reliable fashion, so it's obvious that some degree of torque is acceptable. The magnitude of change and rate of change in angle involved in driving over the summit of a hill isn't close to the loads the poster was talking about. If what he is talking about is an issue (I'm not convinced it is) then changing the axis would seem to be a potentially reasonable way to mitigate it.
Hills and banked curves are not (generally) sudden though. I've never pulled 2g (gods g + 1) in the transition from a flat run into a hill, for instance. This sort of load is what the poster was talking about.
The problem with gas turbines is... the bearings generally dislike the imposed accelerations when a high performance road car turns hard (Extreme gyroscopic loads).
Why not place the turbine with the shaft vertical?
With Windows 8.1 all that (and a lot more) is available from the new start button with a right click. Set it to boot to desktop, start button on, and use Win32 apps, solved.
I'm pretty convinced that most of the cause of slow PC sales comes from the fact that people just really don't need a faster newer PC every few years anymore. Couple that with people buying tablets and I doubt Windows 8 has much to do with it. Not nothing, but not as much as some people want to believe. Once I bit the bullet and installed 8 once, I started installing it everywhere, because after a few hours of becoming used to it... it's better. I don't use "Modern" apps, they don't work for me on a desktop, but 8.1 is better than 7 in every way for me.
Are they saying that it's possible for someone to read the contents of an encrypted drive if it's mounted? Wasn't this always obvious, or did I miss something?
Artistic license is something I can respect, however when for instance a policeman rolls up, pulls out his sidearm and fires once and the slide locks back, that's just stupid and sloppy. I have seen exactly this, as well as variations such as he fires *3* times and the slide locks back.
Yes, that was the first thing I noticed too. The thing about proving someone is lying I get, the initial supposition that, as you say, good people wouldn't hold guns speaks volumes about how screwed up our world has become.
Hope you have a good home security system...cause you might be meeting some of these fine upstanding citizens in the near future if you get your way too much longer...
I wish I could mod you up, but since I can't I'll just tell you that in case you don't know it, 8.1 is a free upgrade to you and makes everything about 8 either just as good or better. I have found literally no downside to moving up to 8.1.
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In a few years we'll all be hung like Jonah Falcon I guess.
Walt Bell would probably agree, he was famous for dropping elephants with a 7x57.
I just got a vision of a secret North Korean rover following Opportunity and tossing crap in front of the cameras.
Of course, and gas powered turbines in mobile things, including but not limited to cars, routinely operate in a reliable fashion, so it's obvious that some degree of torque is acceptable. The magnitude of change and rate of change in angle involved in driving over the summit of a hill isn't close to the loads the poster was talking about. If what he is talking about is an issue (I'm not convinced it is) then changing the axis would seem to be a potentially reasonable way to mitigate it.
Hills and banked curves are not (generally) sudden though. I've never pulled 2g (gods g + 1) in the transition from a flat run into a hill, for instance. This sort of load is what the poster was talking about.
The problem with gas turbines is ... the bearings generally dislike the imposed accelerations when a high performance road car turns hard (Extreme gyroscopic loads).
Why not place the turbine with the shaft vertical?
Yet backblaze likes Seagate because they are cost effective.
Honestly I like Vista just fine too. It's essentially a slightly undercooked Windows 7.
With Windows 8.1 all that (and a lot more) is available from the new start button with a right click. Set it to boot to desktop, start button on, and use Win32 apps, solved.
I'm pretty convinced that most of the cause of slow PC sales comes from the fact that people just really don't need a faster newer PC every few years anymore. Couple that with people buying tablets and I doubt Windows 8 has much to do with it. Not nothing, but not as much as some people want to believe. Once I bit the bullet and installed 8 once, I started installing it everywhere, because after a few hours of becoming used to it ... it's better. I don't use "Modern" apps, they don't work for me on a desktop, but 8.1 is better than 7 in every way for me.
We clearly need stricter stapler control legislation then.
In a hibernated machine with full disk encryption, isn't the memory streamed to the encrypted disk, requiring a login to resume?
Are they saying that it's possible for someone to read the contents of an encrypted drive if it's mounted? Wasn't this always obvious, or did I miss something?
Assault weapon is always a semi-automatic rifle, at least, and all rifles are lumped together as they are not a popular murder implement as a class. Clubs are under "Blunt objects (Hammers, Clubs, etc.)" and account for more than rifles .... here ....
http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2011/crime-in-the-u.s.-2011/tables/expanded-homicide-data-table-8
Not really. The FBI does lump hammers and clubs together but I don't see that as an issue, they also lump assault weapons in with all long guns.
Are you suggesting the face-punch fatality rate is on par with the firearms fatality rate?
Well more people are murdered with clubs than "assault weapons" every year, if that helps.
Artistic license is something I can respect, however when for instance a policeman rolls up, pulls out his sidearm and fires once and the slide locks back, that's just stupid and sloppy. I have seen exactly this, as well as variations such as he fires *3* times and the slide locks back.
But knowledge of the current price wholesale and payment at that price are not as far as I know. Happy to be wrong though. ;)
Yes, that was the first thing I noticed too. The thing about proving someone is lying I get, the initial supposition that, as you say, good people wouldn't hold guns speaks volumes about how screwed up our world has become.
Hope you have a good home security system...cause you might be meeting some of these fine upstanding citizens in the near future if you get your way too much longer...
12 gauge should do it.
Maybe allowing speculators to connect to the grid and buy, store, and sell electricity would smooth it out.
"Someone else has already used my email" - how is this even a problem?
It's actually useful on file servers, as it can sometimes detect malware that attacks other platforms that got persisted to a share.
I wish I could mod you up, but since I can't I'll just tell you that in case you don't know it, 8.1 is a free upgrade to you and makes everything about 8 either just as good or better. I have found literally no downside to moving up to 8.1.
"I can filter that on my own, thanks anyway"