"Quantitatively, extinction rates in the Fossil Record 2 family data (3) and Sepkoski’s family and genus data (1, 2) are not correlated with themselves at any time lag (49), which is a necessary condition for periodicity to hold. That said, analyses of origination rates in all three datasets (49, 50) suggest short-term autocorrelation. However, the current dataset shows no autocorrelation in either kind of rate (Fig. S1), and a standard spectral analysis (Fig. S2) also suggests purely random variation through the time series (i.e., white noise)."
No, antimatter does not have antimass. And it is 50/50 as to which of the pair falls into the black hole. But for that formerly virtual particle to now exist as a "regular" particle it's energy has to come from somewhere, and in this case, "somewhere" is the black hole. I believe that this is one of those points where to go further, you need to get into the actual math.
Displayport has more video and audio bandwidth and much more aux data bandwidth. As a VESA standard, it is royalty-free. It relates much more closely to how modern digital displays are driven, allowing "Direct Drive Displays" and eliminating certain complexities in encoding/decoding DVI/HDMI. eDP is replacing LVDS internally in notebooks, and iDP may replace LVDS in smaller devices, these share silicon with standard DP.
My setup is similar, although my main browser is SeaMonkey 2.0 nightlies, and I run NoScript. Although it takes some time to load that many tabs, it doesn't cause any problems.
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I saw recently that a fix went in to make shadows work correctly in SC2. I guess that probably means it works ok.
A number of Touhou games work, and Starcraft works. What else do you need?
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that's the third comment.
Here is a bit from the second comment:
IE8 is a lot further along than IE7; and IE9, which should hit beta later this year, supports all HTML5 elements.
No, antimatter does not have antimass. And it is 50/50 as to which of the pair falls into the black hole. But for that formerly virtual particle to now exist as a "regular" particle it's energy has to come from somewhere, and in this case, "somewhere" is the black hole. I believe that this is one of those points where to go further, you need to get into the actual math.
Modding me down? why? I feel that was a very relevant response to a sentence like this:
The dang thing just doesn't parse.
>Win32 and X11 are both truly horrible API's
Luckily we have GTK/QT and uh, .NET to cover that up
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Interesting, thanks for the info
Displayport has more video and audio bandwidth and much more aux data bandwidth.
As a VESA standard, it is royalty-free.
It relates much more closely to how modern digital displays are driven, allowing "Direct Drive Displays" and eliminating certain complexities in encoding/decoding DVI/HDMI.
eDP is replacing LVDS internally in notebooks, and iDP may replace LVDS in smaller devices, these share silicon with standard DP.
A lot of good detailed info here (start on page 16):
http://www.displayport.org/cms/sites/default/files/downloads/DisplayPort_Technical_Overview.pdf
obviously from VESA so it has some marketing stuff, but the technical details are right. They do omit the ability of HDMI 1.4 to run 100 Mb Ethernet, and HDMI's support of more color profiles.
> standard 3-pin "kettle cord"
You mean an IEC C13/C14 connector?
"sel" "warez"? Really? Is this what we've come to?
What happened to the idea a number of years back of moving cars to, what was it, 48v or somesuch?
>(still, where is the AES equivalent of a secure hash?)
here:
http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/hash/timeline.html
I have a dozen or so extensions in FF and SeaMonkey, and they are very stable, despite being nightly builds
No real extensions, just greasemonkey-level scripts
And Chrome is horrible in the first place. Luckily you can switch back to a decent UI style (and on Linux the new UI isn't present at all yet).
The DECT phones that finally made it to the US use 1.9 GHz, and they seem to be very common in stores now, and fairly cheap.
>It seems little has changed in the day to day affairs of man.
Not only has it not changed much in 2,400 years, if you read about ancient Mesopotamia, you will find that not much has changed in 5,000 years
WebM+Flash fallback
>immunize the guy
Against what? the flu? mmr? polio?
>assimilates to a level that will affect its children's lungs?
Lamarckism was disproven
(Well, there is epigentics, but I don't see that methylation would be an issue here)
>My problem is that I kind of hate the Internet with NoScript.
really? I hate the internet *without* noscript
My setup is similar, although my main browser is SeaMonkey 2.0 nightlies, and I run NoScript. Although it takes some time to load that many tabs, it doesn't cause any problems.