It's dependent on the output of the solar cell. Instructables.com has quite a few of these how-to's, look for one that offers 12v. You could pick up one of these and some Velcro and be in business, however I imagine you would still need to rig some form of connector, and most likely a voltage regulator. plus you still wouldn't be able to plug the netbook right into it, as a solar panel does a trickle charge, rather than a steady wattage to the device. You would need to plug the battery into the device (which probably means having two batteries)
I'm just curious what extra charges you thinnk could be added for having something that resembles a pipe bomb buried in your own yard. Especially without announcing it to anyone.
You know had the Author of TFA used an unpatched exploit as an example there would have been all sorts of clamor about not giving Linden Labs time to patch it. The article itself was on the subject of this attack vector, not this specific vulnerability. Let's not turn Slashdot into a bashing competition, shall we?
It's the good old "any justification I can grasp at for piracy".
For myself it's knowing that every game I pirate steals money right out from their greedy little hands. These huge companies like EA and Sony who screw their customers and their staff alike for their C*Os err, shareholders. That's why sometimes I pirate the same game three or four times! Thats like taking $200 right out of their pockets! i don't even plan on owning a PS3 but already I have amassed a pretty substantial library of "backups" (and even backup backups!). Take that fat-cats!
If I recall he wasn't originally the only one responsible, but the Dept heads started systematically axing his peers (I believe 4 people over the course of ten months), which he fought every step of the way.
A civilian cooperating with armed forces is a part of that armed force. There are risks to war, the most obvious being death. Would you call those that died helping the French resistance innocent civilians? Of course not, they lose their "innocent" status by participating. That sucks, but thats war.
When Wikileaks provides information regarding active operations, they are effectively becoming participants in that war as well, so it's no surprise that they are being treated as combatants. It was a stupid move if you ask me; I thought the point of Wikileaks wasn't to actually stop unethical actions, but to spread information and let those that have the power to stop said actions do so. It is a small but critical difference that helped to defend their stance. This move effectively killed that defense, with no gain other than notoriety.
I've noticed a lot of people playing armchair general while focusing on this afghan operations document and it repercussions, but the big picture is far graver. It's a sad truth that we need a source like Wikileaks not just for this war, but to blow the whistle on all of the multi-billion dollar constructs that use their power hurt or dismember our liberties our environment and our general welfare. There still are countless untold atrocities being committed every day by large coorporations, religious groups, governments and even charities that go unchecked. Wikileaks, was a safe haven for ordinary powerless people to help affect postive change against those atrocities.
On a final lighter note, it's kind of funny that Assuage abused his power on a site devoted to exposing abuses of power.
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Your "source" article has no source. I call shenanigans
Dupe post in a dupe article
It's dependent on the output of the solar cell. Instructables.com has quite a few of these how-to's, look for one that offers 12v. You could pick up one of these and some Velcro and be in business, however I imagine you would still need to rig some form of connector, and most likely a voltage regulator. plus you still wouldn't be able to plug the netbook right into it, as a solar panel does a trickle charge, rather than a steady wattage to the device. You would need to plug the battery into the device (which probably means having two batteries)
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-a-Solar-USB-charger-simple/
Design your own specs and be done with it.
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but [] a generation that is poorer, less motivated, and less active socially is definitely present
Present!
You mean like this?
I'm just curious what extra charges you thinnk could be added for having something that resembles a pipe bomb buried in your own yard. Especially without announcing it to anyone.
I'm pretty sure it's a coded broadcast of the The timecube. It's just that you snotbrains can't see it through your evil "Oneism"
I'm not one to procrastinate. I'll be a sarcastic douche about it now!
Particles, sparticles.
You know had the Author of TFA used an unpatched exploit as an example there would have been all sorts of clamor about not giving Linden Labs time to patch it. The article itself was on the subject of this attack vector, not this specific vulnerability. Let's not turn Slashdot into a bashing competition, shall we?
I think it still would have been rooted. There is a lot of people out there still looking for revenge from when Sony rooted their system.
It's the good old "any justification I can grasp at for piracy".
For myself it's knowing that every game I pirate steals money right out from their greedy little hands. These huge companies like EA and Sony who screw their customers and their staff alike for their C*Os err, shareholders. That's why sometimes I pirate the same game three or four times! Thats like taking $200 right out of their pockets! i don't even plan on owning a PS3 but already I have amassed a pretty substantial library of "backups" (and even backup backups!). Take that fat-cats!
You're thinking of Abe Vagoda, the worlds first computer programmer
+1 irony
If I recall he wasn't originally the only one responsible, but the Dept heads started systematically axing his peers (I believe 4 people over the course of ten months), which he fought every step of the way.
Anyone else think of the movie theloved one?
A civilian cooperating with armed forces is a part of that armed force. There are risks to war, the most obvious being death. Would you call those that died helping the French resistance innocent civilians? Of course not, they lose their "innocent" status by participating. That sucks, but thats war.
When Wikileaks provides information regarding active operations, they are effectively becoming participants in that war as well, so it's no surprise that they are being treated as combatants. It was a stupid move if you ask me; I thought the point of Wikileaks wasn't to actually stop unethical actions, but to spread information and let those that have the power to stop said actions do so. It is a small but critical difference that helped to defend their stance. This move effectively killed that defense, with no gain other than notoriety.
I've noticed a lot of people playing armchair general while focusing on this afghan operations document and it repercussions, but the big picture is far graver. It's a sad truth that we need a source like Wikileaks not just for this war, but to blow the whistle on all of the multi-billion dollar constructs that use their power hurt or dismember our liberties our environment and our general welfare. There still are countless untold atrocities being committed every day by large coorporations, religious groups, governments and even charities that go unchecked. Wikileaks, was a safe haven for ordinary powerless people to help affect postive change against those atrocities.
On a final lighter note, it's kind of funny that Assuage abused his power on a site devoted to exposing abuses of power.
Follow the money.
heck yeah, keep 'em coming. or make a blog and start posting them up there.
What did i do wrong ?
You put the head on the same line as the body.
People in the comments section of the article were universally of the opinion that he got off on a technicality.
I thought he got off on porn?
TL;DR (because not everyone enjoys a long-winded and rambling essay)
Even your TL;DR was TL!
http://biogift.org/ obligatory link for those who wish to donate their body to science.