Apparently the guy didn't pay them. Does your photo copier print copies without paper or toner?
Amazingly, three other journals not only accepted but actually published the spoof. Here’s the paper from the International Journal of Molecular Biology: Open Access (MedCrave), Austin Journal of Pharmacology and Therapeutics (Austin) and American Research Journal of Biosciences (ARJ) I hadn’t expected this, as all those journals charge publication fees, but I never paid them a penny.
Dunno, across the Tasman I don't have a cap on my fibre connection. The kids do a lot of netflix streaming and I seed limux image torrents. Usually do 500GB a month.
Since then HBO has a $15 streaming service that doesn't require a cable subscription. There's a $15 Foxtel service for Australians There's a $15 NeonTV service for New Zealanders...
There's probably a $15 streaming service for most countries.
If you just want Game of Thrones (and a bunch of other HBO shows too) you don't need Amazon Prime Video for $8.50 + $15 You can pay $15AUD for Foxtel Now. Only available in Australia.
Cheaper than the $14.99USD for HBO Now, only available in USA.
As an Australian, you can pay $15/mo for Foxtel Now "Pop pack", which includes Game of Thrones and a bunch of other TV shows. That's cheaper than Americans who pay for HBO GO who have to pay $15USD
A guy from CNN was given a live demonstration, so he wrote an article about it. schwit1 was probably paid by CNN to promote their content to drive ad revenue.
Why are you targeting retreating forces? Isn't there something in the Geneva convention about that?
Until the beam diverges to a larger area than the target, the only thing attenuating the power delivered to the target is the atmosphere.
They've tested this on moving boats and UAV's, so I'd assume the answer to "can they target moving objects?" is "yes"
The laser is continuous, it's made from modified 6 welding lasers that all focus on the target.
It's designed to compliment traditional weapons, not replace them. If the conditions are too bad for it to work, they're going use a gun or missile. Which is going to be much worse for the bad guys.
30kW for 2 seconds... 60kJ of energy. That's the same amount of energy stored in 1.4 grams of crude oil I don't know what they run their ships on, but more refined oil has a higher energy density. Even if their generators are only 20% efficient, that's 7g of oil per shot
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If your phone explodes next to your wallet full of cash, you've lost your money in a burning mess of phone, wallet, crotch and cash.
If you had push notifications, you may have got first post.
and put everything through a single usb port?
Perfect for routing your dialup connection!
Apparently the guy didn't pay them. Does your photo copier print copies without paper or toner?
Amazingly, three other journals not only accepted but actually published the spoof. Here’s the paper from the International Journal of Molecular Biology: Open Access (MedCrave), Austin Journal of Pharmacology and Therapeutics (Austin) and American Research Journal of Biosciences (ARJ) I hadn’t expected this, as all those journals charge publication fees, but I never paid them a penny.
Could be email@address.com
I use that one all the time.
Have my own domain, so I don't have to borrow an email address off someone else.
Why does a thumbnail extractor have the capability to run any sort of code?
They don't want people to make games where Sony doesn't take a cut of the revenue.
Now you don't get sent away for your crimes, USA extradites you instead.
HBO Now is the $15 service
HBO GO is a free streaming service for existing cable customers
Blame Bell for that, they have exclusive rights to everything HBO in Canada.
I suppose you could also blame HBO for selling them those rights.
Good to know
To be honest, everything I know about the Geneva Convention, I learnt from Hogan's Heros
Dunno, across the Tasman I don't have a cap on my fibre connection.
The kids do a lot of netflix streaming and I seed limux image torrents. Usually do 500GB a month.
Unlimited plans in Aussie start from $40/month
https://www.whistleout.com.au/...
USA.
Since then HBO has a $15 streaming service that doesn't require a cable subscription.
There's a $15 Foxtel service for Australians
There's a $15 NeonTV service for New Zealanders...
There's probably a $15 streaming service for most countries.
If you just want Game of Thrones (and a bunch of other HBO shows too) you don't need Amazon Prime Video for $8.50 + $15
You can pay $15AUD for Foxtel Now. Only available in Australia.
Cheaper than the $14.99USD for HBO Now, only available in USA.
How's that for "The Australian Tax"?
As an Australian, you can pay $15/mo for Foxtel Now "Pop pack", which includes Game of Thrones and a bunch of other TV shows.
That's cheaper than Americans who pay for HBO GO who have to pay $15USD
https://www.foxtel.com.au/now/...
VPN provider gets bad name for cutting off clients, VPN provider loses business and makes less money.
A guy from CNN was given a live demonstration, so he wrote an article about it.
schwit1 was probably paid by CNN to promote their content to drive ad revenue.
Why are you targeting retreating forces? Isn't there something in the Geneva convention about that?
Until the beam diverges to a larger area than the target, the only thing attenuating the power delivered to the target is the atmosphere.
They've tested this on moving boats and UAV's, so I'd assume the answer to "can they target moving objects?" is "yes"
The laser is continuous, it's made from modified 6 welding lasers that all focus on the target.
It's designed to compliment traditional weapons, not replace them. If the conditions are too bad for it to work, they're going use a gun or missile. Which is going to be much worse for the bad guys.
30kW for 2 seconds... 60kJ of energy. That's the same amount of energy stored in 1.4 grams of crude oil
I don't know what they run their ships on, but more refined oil has a higher energy density. Even if their generators are only 20% efficient, that's 7g of oil per shot
You're right, it's bullshit. It costs 59c per shot.
Someone should have told Puerto Rico that before they named a Ponce, the same city the boat is named after
I'm not going to buy a car that requires a low latency internet connection to function correctly.
That's just fucking stupid.
and when they disobey traffic laws then get fined.
Lots of funding comes from traffic fines.