If the outer plate is charged and the inner plate is ground, what is to prevent something else beiing ground? As long as it is conductive, it should work.
Might it be that they upgraded the servers and cut the cost by choosing linux servers in the upgraded system rather than some more expensive unix-variety? that would be a reason not to run the linux on the old servers and the explanation of the speed increase. It would also point out how cheap you can do a upgrade as long as you use linux...
The article seems to suggest that the CD's will be writable, but it does not specifically state that they are. They talk about camara's and replacement for flash cards, but that only holds if these babies are Blu-CD-R's, not if they are just Blu-CD's
what you say is only true if you are only using the electricity soemwhere where there is a powergrid.
Say you want to drive a clean car. You have an electrical engine. You have to store your energy somewhere, since draging an extensioncord along the road is not a viable solution
You can charge inefficient, mostly very heavy bateries at home, or use the electrical energy to create hydrogen, a light substance that can easily be used to generate electricity for your car again.
that would be 99.999999 % secure. to reach 100% you have to take a boat out afterwards, sink it, kill yourself in the water and be eaten by sharks, without anybody finding out about all that either.
It is cheap, so who's going to use it first? People with little money! When I was a student, I always knew where to get my bargains as well (now my time is worth more than the discount I recieve), and most of these people have a lot less to spend!
I am not particulary surprised at this.
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An airplane traveling at 50% of the speed of light would not give the average suit enough time to boot his Windows to even start downloading or whatever before it reaches its destination.
It most probably would be problematic, to say the least. The good receptors woukld still be there, ready for infection. Unless you knock them out, your solution is useless. to knock them out you would have to insert a stretch of DNA into them, or delete a part.
You would have to use a recombinant vector, i.e. a vector which has the start and end of the gene for the correct receptor with it, and some deletion or garbage in between. It _could_ recombine, but would not work for a multi-cellular organism, since only part of the cells would become immune.
The idea of dual complex treatment is just a bit to much at this moment if you'd ask me.
In my opinion, having a death penalty is closer to playing God than gene therapy, since you accomplish a transition (living-dead) that only GOd was traditionally allowed to make, while genetherapy does not change your state (when you're alive, you're alive, when you're dead, you're dead).
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It happens when the light goes backwards.... :-)
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You breathe WATER? Wow!
If the outer plate is charged and the inner plate is ground, what is to prevent something else beiing ground? As long as it is conductive, it should work.
Damn! I got "View Source"
Might it be that they upgraded the servers and cut the cost by choosing linux servers in the upgraded system rather than some more expensive unix-variety? that would be a reason not to run the linux on the old servers and the explanation of the speed increase. It would also point out how cheap you can do a upgrade as long as you use linux...
Nope. Your tax dollars. My taxes are in Euros.
What about 7 of 9?
sharpies are circumventiondevices under the DMCA. You can not own those...
The verdict mentions the sites as well and should therefore be illegal!
The article seems to suggest that the CD's will be writable, but it does not specifically state that they are. They talk about camara's and replacement for flash cards, but that only holds if these babies are Blu-CD-R's, not if they are just Blu-CD's
- You go on a honeymoon, take your bride to Disney World (OK, so far), and then you talk about software ?????? -
That must have been a turn-on for her...
And then lost the moderation by posting in this thread...
Let's not hire any problems. We've got enough of them already...
So.... where is the licence mentioned? Weren't you supposed to distribute it with the post? This post is more illegal than you even thought!
Lagavullin is my other favorite as well, but Laphroiag is very well this way and for me even outranks Lagavullin
Say you want to drive a clean car. You have an electrical engine. You have to store your energy somewhere, since draging an extensioncord along the road is not a viable solution
You can charge inefficient, mostly very heavy bateries at home, or use the electrical energy to create hydrogen, a light substance that can easily be used to generate electricity for your car again.
The last option is certainly viable.
that would be 99.999999 % secure. to reach 100% you have to take a boat out afterwards, sink it, kill yourself in the water and be eaten by sharks, without anybody finding out about all that either.
I am not particulary surprised at this.
An airplane traveling at 50% of the speed of light would not give the average suit enough time to boot his Windows to even start downloading or whatever before it reaches its destination.
te lang! Zonde!
You would have to use a recombinant vector, i.e. a vector which has the start and end of the gene for the correct receptor with it, and some deletion or garbage in between. It _could_ recombine, but would not work for a multi-cellular organism, since only part of the cells would become immune.
The idea of dual complex treatment is just a bit to much at this moment if you'd ask me.
and yes, I'm a Molecular Geneticist
In my opinion, having a death penalty is closer to playing God than gene therapy, since you accomplish a transition (living-dead) that only GOd was traditionally allowed to make, while genetherapy does not change your state (when you're alive, you're alive, when you're dead, you're dead).
It can be brought to supreme court (Hoge Raad der Nederlanden), but they can only judge procedures, not set a sentence themselves.
Great way to piss of a judge: translate his name into "the Castrate"
maar wel terecht...