From the article: " Mice with a high metabolism live longer than their low-metabolism counterparts, a finding that conflicts with a long-held theory of aging and suggests new approaches to extending lifespan."
Honestly, I think this patch will bring XP up to version 1.0, rather than the beta M$ has been selling us. Notice how the XP came with the error reporting...which was only available in test releases before.
Bill: How the hell did you cut the software testing division spending so much. The cheapest I could get it was for 98 when we hired a bunch of illegal immigrants. Balmer: We just cut the department completely. Now instead of letting the users just test the beta, we send them the alpha, make them pay for the beta, then release the final a couple service packs down the road! Bill: Talk about early deployment!
I agree. But I would think the other reports would show results if it were just the radio waves. There are so many other variables when living around AM transmitters, it would be hard to consider it a good experiment. Although, it could have to do with the frequency of the waves.
I see no problem researching possible threats. And obviously, you can't know the outcome of an experiment by previouse experiments. Who knows if the previouse were doing something wrong, escpecially in something so economical...coughconspiracycough.
The sites have ads to pay for the sites. The adbar wont support the websites...it'll just make money for the advertiser. It'll just add more ads for no reason. I would think this would bring the worth of an ad down, requiring MORE ads on the websites.
It is nice that the ads show relavent content, but, isn't that the point of gator and the others...to track your browsing habits to give you relavent content? I don't see how this adbar varies from spyware, besides it doesn't send any statistics back...but it does, as a page query for the iframe or whatever. Knowing that, how does it differ from spyware?
I don't know. I use an HP workstation at my work, and had top of the line specs when we got it. Upgradable real fast, and, it's REAL quiet. You can just barely hear the hard drive when it's seeking...but that's it. At first, it was real confusing (compared to the old system) cause I couldn't tell if it was on besides the power light, and it was right up next to me on my desk.
maybe it has to do with the information that your sending from your irc client. such as, the ip lookup method and whatnot. How would it be possible to traceback an ip through a proxy? If you're using the http connect method, the proxy is acting as a tcp/ip tunnel...nothing more. There would have to bee voodoo involved to get the ip. Maybe they weren't using the connect method...maybe it was a socks proxy or something...which I know nothing of how they work.
If you place your AP in the right location, maybe the reflections will make there way through the house to construct at the dead spots.
You could stick passive "repeaters" in the walls. This would consist of an antenna attached to an antenna, so the signal gathered by one would be radiated from the other. This would involve holes though...if you're running holes, might as run LAN cables through them.
"Digital commands take up far less space than a physical tool."
Remember, you would need the electronics AND the actuator. I know that all the bolts I've fastenned on my car with 45 ft-lb or so would require a bigger actuator than the size of my socket wrench. But, it's probably safe to assume they wouldn't use screws held by friction in the end.
I don't see why they couldn't implement some type of dupe checker. Something that compared the text and links, then showed the results that the editors could check. Very simple.
The dvorak right and left hand simplified keyboards would work. support even comes with windows. al;l you have to do is take a screwdiver to your keyboard to re-arrange the keys, then select the proper keymapping. The main benefit is, you will be able to type fast anywhere you go, in like a chord board. Supposedly, Dvorak made it for a General or something that lost his hand while serving.
If you want some real cooling potential, you need to get to the CCD (take the camera apart). You should be able to stick something right on the back of it or at least near it on the opposite side of the PCB.
You could always try taking the plastic cover of the camera off, then make a box or tube to put the remaining of the camera in. Then you can attach an A/C unit's output too it. If you had something like a dehumidifier or an A/C unit, where the air passed over the coils, you'd be much better off since it would catch all the water vapor.
Liquid nitrogen might give you problems. When I took my G5 apart, the electronics were so packed near the CCD, I don't think luquid nitrogen could be used without freezing the caps and whatnot, which might change their values to an inoperable point (my rio would spazz when I'd go up skying because of this).
If you don't have access to liquid nitrogen, or don't want that kind of freezing potential, you could stick some dry ice in acetone. Acetone has a very low freezing point, so, it will get down to the temperature of the dry ice. Plenty cold:) You could feed the acetone through pipes to a heatsink very easily. If you do this, try to get acetone with the least amount of water as possible (like from a paint store). Acetone fingernail polish remover usually has a lot of water in it, turning the liquid into a slush. Could always freeze the water in it, then filter out the ice chunks;)
not always. bandwidth can also be a measure of the width of a band. in this case, a band of frequencies. so, 10MHz bandwidth would be from f to f2, where f2 is 10MHz greater than f.
I wouldn't get it even if I could afford it. Too much data per physical area. Too small of scratches would ruin it. I'll stick to my tape drives in a large iron box, thank you very much!
Now we can do stunts like seen in the "Hackers"! I know where I'm taking my arch rival girlfriend./me rewinds the tape again to see Angelina Jolie in the pool.
CenterICQ has a windows binary. ascii interface too. you can only have one contact message displayed at a time (last version I checked) though. so, if you wanan switch between contacts...you gotta push a few keys.
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According to this article, longer!
From the article:
" Mice with a high metabolism live longer than their low-metabolism counterparts, a finding that conflicts with a long-held theory of aging and suggests new approaches to extending lifespan."
Honestly, I think this patch will bring XP up to version 1.0, rather than the beta M$ has been selling us. Notice how the XP came with the error reporting...which was only available in test releases before.
Bill: How the hell did you cut the software testing division spending so much. The cheapest I could get it was for 98 when we hired a bunch of illegal immigrants.
Balmer: We just cut the department completely. Now instead of letting the users just test the beta, we send them the alpha, make them pay for the beta, then release the final a couple service packs down the road!
Bill: Talk about early deployment!
I agree. But I would think the other reports would show results if it were just the radio waves. There are so many other variables when living around AM transmitters, it would be hard to consider it a good experiment. Although, it could have to do with the frequency of the waves.
I see no problem researching possible threats. And obviously, you can't know the outcome of an experiment by previouse experiments. Who knows if the previouse were doing something wrong, escpecially in something so economical...coughconspiracycough.
I agree.
The sites have ads to pay for the sites. The adbar wont support the websites...it'll just make money for the advertiser. It'll just add more ads for no reason. I would think this would bring the worth of an ad down, requiring MORE ads on the websites.
It is nice that the ads show relavent content, but, isn't that the point of gator and the others...to track your browsing habits to give you relavent content? I don't see how this adbar varies from spyware, besides it doesn't send any statistics back...but it does, as a page query for the iframe or whatever. Knowing that, how does it differ from spyware?
I don't know. I use an HP workstation at my work, and had top of the line specs when we got it. Upgradable real fast, and, it's REAL quiet. You can just barely hear the hard drive when it's seeking...but that's it. At first, it was real confusing (compared to the old system) cause I couldn't tell if it was on besides the power light, and it was right up next to me on my desk.
I was replying to the anonymous coward.
The keystone software that comes with the Nvidia cards could do some of thes.
maybe it has to do with the information that your sending from your irc client. such as, the ip lookup method and whatnot. How would it be possible to traceback an ip through a proxy? If you're using the http connect method, the proxy is acting as a tcp/ip tunnel...nothing more. There would have to bee voodoo involved to get the ip. Maybe they weren't using the connect method...maybe it was a socks proxy or something...which I know nothing of how they work.
If you place your AP in the right location, maybe the reflections will make there way through the house to construct at the dead spots.
You could stick passive "repeaters" in the walls. This would consist of an antenna attached to an antenna, so the signal gathered by one would be radiated from the other. This would involve holes though...if you're running holes, might as run LAN cables through them.
"Digital commands take up far less space than a physical tool."
Remember, you would need the electronics AND the actuator. I know that all the bolts I've fastenned on my car with 45 ft-lb or so would require a bigger actuator than the size of my socket wrench. But, it's probably safe to assume they wouldn't use screws held by friction in the end.
What's the sustainable speed from a 15k RPM SCSI drive?
What is max throughput? Aren't the nicest SCSI srives 320MBytes/s?
I don't see why they couldn't implement some type of dupe checker. Something that compared the text and links, then showed the results that the editors could check. Very simple.
The dvorak right and left hand simplified keyboards would work. support even comes with windows. al;l you have to do is take a screwdiver to your keyboard to re-arrange the keys, then select the proper keymapping. The main benefit is, you will be able to type fast anywhere you go, in like a chord board. Supposedly, Dvorak made it for a General or something that lost his hand while serving.
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They aren't doing anything...which is protecting a future income.
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If you want some real cooling potential, you need to get to the CCD (take the camera apart). You should be able to stick something right on the back of it or at least near it on the opposite side of the PCB.
:) You could feed the acetone through pipes to a heatsink very easily. If you do this, try to get acetone with the least amount of water as possible (like from a paint store). Acetone fingernail polish remover usually has a lot of water in it, turning the liquid into a slush. Could always freeze the water in it, then filter out the ice chunks ;)
You could always try taking the plastic cover of the camera off, then make a box or tube to put the remaining of the camera in. Then you can attach an A/C unit's output too it. If you had something like a dehumidifier or an A/C unit, where the air passed over the coils, you'd be much better off since it would catch all the water vapor.
Liquid nitrogen might give you problems. When I took my G5 apart, the electronics were so packed near the CCD, I don't think luquid nitrogen could be used without freezing the caps and whatnot, which might change their values to an inoperable point (my rio would spazz when I'd go up skying because of this).
If you don't have access to liquid nitrogen, or don't want that kind of freezing potential, you could stick some dry ice in acetone. Acetone has a very low freezing point, so, it will get down to the temperature of the dry ice. Plenty cold
have fun!
or, you could help fight some diseases, "such as Alzheimer's, Mad Cow (BSE), CJD, ALS, and Parkinson's disease."
Folding @home
not always. bandwidth can also be a measure of the width of a band. in this case, a band of frequencies. so, 10MHz bandwidth would be from f to f2, where f2 is 10MHz greater than f.
see dictionary.com deff.
but why the HELL would anyone use IE over firefox!?
look again...it is included.
"LSD makes this as plain as fog on a window makes it plain you're inside,"
how do you know if you're on the inside, or outside?
There goes data storage reliability.
I wouldn't get it even if I could afford it. Too much data per physical area. Too small of scratches would ruin it. I'll stick to my tape drives in a large iron box, thank you very much!
Now we can do stunts like seen in the "Hackers"! I know where I'm taking my arch rival girlfriend. /me rewinds the tape again to see Angelina Jolie in the pool.
The US is huge...we obviously have more people. So, maybe it's our population acting as a buffer.
CenterICQ has a windows binary. ascii interface too. you can only have one contact message displayed at a time (last version I checked) though. so, if you wanan switch between contacts...you gotta push a few keys.