one good example from history. read about the Gemini 8 mission and the capsule spinning wildly out of control at an increasing rate approaching the point where astronaut would become unconscious. Armstrong fired the correct thrusters to bring it under control, then made re-entry low on fuel and survived. Sometimes the experience pays off, I'd say.
This could allow option of key splitting like encryption keys. For example, my key will always work to open my lock, but I also have the option of having any 3 friends out of 10 I designate combine keys to allow my lock to open. This would be handy for getting locked out...just call the n number of neighbors you trusted with parts of you split key to meet you at the door.
Fetal scalp electrodes are used for internal (in the uterus) monitoring of a fetus during labor. They are inserted through the cervix and short electrodes "screw" gently into the scalp of the fetus. The concept is fairly old, I think.
You cannot get back the information that has been lost, IF it has been lost. "Swirling" doesn't remove much information, but significant blurring does. What you would need is the computer that is used in Bladerunner and many other TV/movie scenes that will recreate the data for you, giving infinite zoom ability. These computers also can remove *all* noise from audio and recreate all the underlying sounds.
I would have already bought an HD-DVD player had there not been DRM in place. If I knew I could make copies for myself, rip to a portable or my laptop easily, etc., I would already own an HD-DVD player an several movies for it. I guess the Industry doesn't take my demographic into account as it must be a minority, but surely there has to be some up-side to playing nice with consumers and letting us make copies/rips of their movies. I used to buy music, too, when I knew I could copy/mix/etc.
Would they lose a sale here and there because somebody copies a movie for a friend/family/neighbor? Yes, of course. Are they going to anyway? Yes. But...are they losing sales because of DRM in place? I think lots.
I got a copy of The Complete Guide to Middle Earth (paperback), then listened to the unabridged audiobook of the Sil. on a long road trip. Worked well for me...may be worth a try. The Guide helped when I needed to pause and figure out "Who was that again?".
I'm sure there are plenty of rationalizations, but cheaters ruin the game for me. I used to love Counterstrike, but stopped playing when so many cheaters appeared. Same with BF2, now loaded with cheaters despite PunkBuster. There is a company dedicated to cheaters (MSX Security) making money off the desire(we caught someone on our server once by seeing his ID on the site as a member). I can't really blame them, they're just filling a market demand, but the members who go there and pay for cheats/hacks should be banned from any game server that notices them.
Materials Needed:
cornstarch
measuring spoons
corn oil
water
medicine dropper
food coloring
microwave
sandwich-size resealable plastic bag Procedure: 1. Place a tablespoon of cornstarch in a resealable plastic bag. 2. Add two drops of corn oil to the corn starch. 3. Add one and a half tablespoons of water to the oil and cornstarch. 4. Stir the mixture. 5.Add two drops of food coloring to the mixture and stir well. 6.Next, microwave your biodegradable plastic for 20-25 seconds on high.
I always use a fake name and address when
I sign up for those
...but, have you ever used a credit card to pay at checkout? I
would imagine the stores could justify to themselves sending out
recall notices to any addresses of credit cards used by holders of
the discount cards.
it's called warflying in reference to wardialing (then warchalking, then wardriving)
from ISS: "Wardialing (aka. scanning or demon dialing) is the practice of dialing all the phone numbers in a range in order to find those that will answer with a modem."
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one good example from history. read about the Gemini 8 mission and the capsule spinning wildly out of control at an increasing rate approaching the point where astronaut would become unconscious. Armstrong fired the correct thrusters to bring it under control, then made re-entry low on fuel and survived. Sometimes the experience pays off, I'd say.
This could allow option of key splitting like encryption keys. For example, my key will always work to open my lock, but I also have the option of having any 3 friends out of 10 I designate combine keys to allow my lock to open. This would be handy for getting locked out...just call the n number of neighbors you trusted with parts of you split key to meet you at the door.
I'll be thirsty after the long ride.
Fetal scalp electrodes are used for internal (in the uterus) monitoring of a fetus during labor. They are inserted through the cervix and short electrodes "screw" gently into the scalp of the fetus. The concept is fairly old, I think.
I am reminded of smells I used to experience when doing juvenile experiments with high voltage...could it be the smell of ozone?
You cannot get back the information that has been lost, IF it has been lost. "Swirling" doesn't remove much information, but significant blurring does. What you would need is the computer that is used in Bladerunner and many other TV/movie scenes that will recreate the data for you, giving infinite zoom ability. These computers also can remove *all* noise from audio and recreate all the underlying sounds.
Print a giant face over your storefront/building just to see what happens.
q10 editor hopefully this fixes the link to q10 editor...
a freeware editor that is not distracting: q10
I would have already bought an HD-DVD player had there not been DRM in place. If I knew I could make copies for myself, rip to a portable or my laptop easily, etc., I would already own an HD-DVD player an several movies for it. I guess the Industry doesn't take my demographic into account as it must be a minority, but surely there has to be some up-side to playing nice with consumers and letting us make copies/rips of their movies. I used to buy music, too, when I knew I could copy/mix/etc.
Would they lose a sale here and there because somebody copies a movie for a friend/family/neighbor? Yes, of course. Are they going to anyway? Yes. But...are they losing sales because of DRM in place? I think lots.
I got a copy of The Complete Guide to Middle Earth (paperback), then listened to the unabridged audiobook of the Sil. on a long road trip. Worked well for me...may be worth a try. The Guide helped when I needed to pause and figure out "Who was that again?".
I'm sure there are plenty of rationalizations, but cheaters ruin the game for me. I used to love Counterstrike, but stopped playing when so many cheaters appeared. Same with BF2, now loaded with cheaters despite PunkBuster. There is a company dedicated to cheaters (MSX Security) making money off the desire(we caught someone on our server once by seeing his ID on the site as a member). I can't really blame them, they're just filling a market demand, but the members who go there and pay for cheats/hacks should be banned from any game server that notices them.
Volume! (just like The Change Bank)
I think I saw a similar device on History Channel's "Mail Call" awhile back. Here is some other info:
http://www.icltd.org/laser_weapons.htm
This may change when ultra-low sulfur diesel is more widely available in the U.S.
"You read the book and the book reads you."
play movies too.
I had to flip the pages and hum the soundtrack, but the hand-drawn stick figure animations were outstanding.
(from http://www.wisagclassroom.org/Corn%20Plastic.pdf )
:
Materials Needed
cornstarch
measuring spoons
corn oil
water
medicine dropper
food coloring
microwave
sandwich-size resealable plastic bag
Procedure:
1. Place a tablespoon of cornstarch in a resealable plastic bag.
2. Add two drops of corn oil to the corn starch.
3. Add one and a half tablespoons of water to the oil and cornstarch.
4. Stir the mixture.
5.Add two drops of food coloring to the mixture and stir well.
6.Next, microwave your biodegradable plastic for 20-25 seconds on high.
(and obviously, use caution)
It's a remote-controlled (RC) "toy". It's made of balsa/plywood/etc.
a (nonclickable...sorry) link I stole from doom9.org regarding DRM in mp3 format:
g =n efd_top
http://news.com.com/2100-1027_3-5167841.html?ta
...another plug for etree.org, which offers free lossless (Shorten / .shn format) downloads of live
shows from bands which allow recording
this
I always use a fake name and address when I sign up for those
...but, have you ever used a credit card to pay at checkout? I would imagine the stores could justify to themselves sending out recall notices to any addresses of credit cards used by holders of the discount cards.
it's called warflying in reference to wardialing (then warchalking, then wardriving)
from ISS:
"Wardialing (aka. scanning or demon dialing) is the practice of dialing all the phone numbers in a range in order to find those that will answer with a modem."
also check out http://camouflage.unfiction.com