But that's the beauty of particle physics: if the things are traveling fast enough, the pieces that fly off are actually BIGGER than the pieces that collided.
Actually, it should have been in Illinois. The Fermilab Tevatron had all that infrastructure already in place, would have made an excellent feeder ring, and already HAD the best scientific minds on the planet. Unfortunately, Jim Wright (D, Texas) happened to be the Speaker of the House at the time, and he wanted that project for Texas, and, lo and behold: he got it. At least until (after he resigned in disgrace), Congress realized what a boondoggle building the SSC from scratch was, and canceled it.
Nonsense. Did Faux News tell you that? The purpose of Net Neutrality is to prevent the Comcasts of the world from going to the Netflixes of the world and saying "That's a nice business you got there. It'd be a shame if Something Bad happened to it...".
Didn't Einstein also say that ALL clocks ran at different rates based (at a minimum) on the speed they were traveling? And isn't "on the Earth" (or even "the orbit of the Earth") literally the same point in space-time compared to the size of the rest of the universe? I'm sorry, but the assumption that space-time is flat everywhere and everywhen based on this experiment is still a simplifying assumption and not some kind of bedrock fact.
Myself, I was a big fan of the Z8000 ISA. Orthagonal, well thought out, great register set, almost pre/early-RISCish, word-sized instructions, not some random mixture of 1,2,3,4,8-byte instructions, none of that REPNE SCASB bullshit...
This just in: Slashdot has just posted a front-page story containing a link to Mashable.com where Miranda Kerr bitches about Facebook not being "innovative" enough.
"I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of nerds suddenly gagged audibly and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."
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But that's the beauty of particle physics: if the things are traveling fast enough, the pieces that fly off are actually BIGGER than the pieces that collided.
Actually, it should have been in Illinois. The Fermilab Tevatron had all that infrastructure already in place, would have made an excellent feeder ring, and already HAD the best scientific minds on the planet. Unfortunately, Jim Wright (D, Texas) happened to be the Speaker of the House at the time, and he wanted that project for Texas, and, lo and behold: he got it. At least until (after he resigned in disgrace), Congress realized what a boondoggle building the SSC from scratch was, and canceled it.
This isn't the kind of "football" the New England Patriots play.
Feel free to provide a shed of evidence that even remotely resembles what you said.
And, of course, when you say "known facts", you mean "Faux News fantasy theories".
I'm picturing a fire at a "grid-scale" lithium-ion battery farm...
Anyone who attempts to generate random numbers by deterministic means is, of course, living in a state of sin. -- John von Neumann
When your Netflix bill goes up because the national ISPs are extorting them, remember what I said.
Nonsense. Did Faux News tell you that? The purpose of Net Neutrality is to prevent the Comcasts of the world from going to the Netflixes of the world and saying "That's a nice business you got there. It'd be a shame if Something Bad happened to it...".
So, in other words, you haven't a clue as to what Net Neutrality is.
Microsoft is the original corporate #MeToo.
Copyright protection that lasts until 2112 for works that are ALREADY 45 years old "solves the problem for everyone"?
The GP posted a racist screed; you're supporting that by making it sound reasonable.
WOW. If that's your take-away from that, maybe we should just drop an anvil on you to get your attention.
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LOL. If commrade Hannity says it, it must be so.
And, of course, this has NOTHING to do with the new batch of Chinese trademarks that Ivanka got - on the same day he announced this.
Didn't Einstein also say that ALL clocks ran at different rates based (at a minimum) on the speed they were traveling? And isn't "on the Earth" (or even "the orbit of the Earth") literally the same point in space-time compared to the size of the rest of the universe? I'm sorry, but the assumption that space-time is flat everywhere and everywhen based on this experiment is still a simplifying assumption and not some kind of bedrock fact.
Physics: not just a good idea, it's the LAW!
Project update meetings.
They could use ReiserFS - that's not being used.
Myself, I was a big fan of the Z8000 ISA. Orthagonal, well thought out, great register set, almost pre/early-RISCish, word-sized instructions, not some random mixture of 1,2,3,4,8-byte instructions, none of that REPNE SCASB bullshit...
Correlation is not causation. (This being Slashdot, someone had to say it.)
Intel celebrates 50 years, and the 8086 Instruction Set Architechure celebrates 45 years.
This just in: Slashdot has just posted a front-page story containing a link to Mashable.com where Miranda Kerr bitches about Facebook not being "innovative" enough.
"I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of nerds suddenly gagged audibly and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."