If the antenna is smaller than 10 wavelength, you lose angular resolution. It's not a show stopper, but it makes the bird much more likely to over/under-correct while tracking, which eats up energy for steering and your time of flight on the bird. This shortens your effective range and shrinks your no-escape bubble, to compensate you have to launch multiple missile at each target. The only way to survive on a modern battlefield is to "shoot and scoot", if you have to shoot twice, your shooting when you should be scooting.
A fighter jockey is always going to want bullets to shoot even if he only shoots them on the range once a year to qualify, because that's just the way their brains are wired; just like all the Apollo and Soyuz space craft had to have windows.
The real purpose of stealth isn't to be invisible, but is to avoid being visible enough to hit. The bird I worked on, the HAWK missile was a semi-active radar homing missile operating in the military portion of the x-band, 10GHzish and was 37 cm, or 14.5 inches in diameter which is about 10 wavelength in diameter which is the rule of thumb for getting enough angular resolution for to hit what your shooting at. By having to go long-wave any semi-active homer isn't going to be able to resolve the target clearly enough to really hit it, having missiles flying close misses to your aircraft is still freaky enough to make a pilots asshole tighten considerable just like you don't want a blind man throwing knives at your sound, which brings us to the other components of stealth which are not being where your expected to be and not doing what your expected to be doing.
The greenhouse effect can lead to mass flooding in coastal areas, stronger hurricanes, increased tropical diseases, and reduced harvests of staple crops around the world.
Well no it can't, in order for it to do that the warming would have to continue in a linear fashion, but the reality is the warming effect diminishes logarithmic; that is one of the reasons why there has been no global warming for almost 18 years.
It's not that there is really a length restriction in the database, it's just how the javascript they cut and pasted to verify the user input is set up, you really can't expect free javascript form Russian-hackers.ru to not have a few limitations.
How was this even possible? Passwords should NEVER be something you can steal since they shouldn't actually be stored as clear text (or even encrypted, for that matter).
Hasn't it been common practice, for at least a decade, to store the passwords as a salted hash (using a unique salt for each user)?
You shouldn't be able to steal a password since the site shouldn't have it.
The site doesn't have to have the creds to be able for them to be stolen, it only needs to acknowedge the creds are correct and your logged in.
User name: poiuyt, password:qwerty; Back in the day, circa 2001 I was involved in a failed get-rich scheme called poiuyt.com and we would be hammered with Email confirmations for people signing up at other sites using the above credentials and @poiuyt.com for an Email Address. There would be everything from free tech sites to for pay porn, I always managed to resist destroying the online reputations of these fools, but just barely. If that is the "quality of the creds the Russians have filtched then it's probably not that big of a deal; if it is that big of a deal then I'd worry about being an acessory before and after the fact if I was Hold Security.
I don't think the point is that under-grad's will be self-educated by selecting modules ala cart, it's more likely that series of modules will be required. Now people often find themselves having to take a 16 week course that's required for their program because a critical topic that the course talks about for one week; now the student can take the modules that covers the specific learning objectives instead of a large course that's mostly wasted time.
My profession requires Continuing Ed courses, the vast majority of times the courses are simply over-priced fluff seminars that are little more than a way to go to Florida durring the winter and play some golf while being able to write-off a tax deduction. Yet the only College in the state that teaches my profession has a 15 seat limit, I would love for there to be college level learning modules to augment OJT and continuing Ed.
I'd reply to you, but I'm busy signing up for a module on "Page Size Optimization for Specialized IO Systems", it seems to have been a weak point in my Master's program, and an "Intro to Systems Analysis for Database Administrator's" module.
So you're saying the EU didn't conquer Libia for it's Oil, but for it's sunshine?
Seriously on your link Here's How Much Renewable Energy It Would Take to Power the Entire World there are a few caveats you seem to be ignoring such as they assume 100% efficiency instead of the more real-world values of 15-20%, transmision and conversion loses, then there is the pesky storage problem for nighttime energy which is pumped storage at the present, but Pesidio texas has a four-megawatt sodium-sulfur (NaS) battery system that only cost $25 million .
It doesn't sound like you've ever seen a modern wind turbine in person, or seen parts of one being hauled down the highway; they're definately not a "just knock it over" thing. So no Farmer John isn't goining wrap a couple logging chains arround the base and pull it down with his John Deere 9R. Additionally there are hazardous materials in the mechanical parts like gear lubricants and hydraulic fluids that have to be recovered and disposed of properly.
But we only need 210,000 sq miles of solar panels to power the nation, that shouldn't be too difficult we'll just bulldose everything south of the mason-dixon line.
I'd assume that all galaxy groups are Gravitationally bound, and when looking at the group you're in, the galaxies would appear to be closing, while the other groups would appear to be opening; this is an effect of Hubble's law, everything is moving away from any observer at 67.80±0.77 (km/s)/ Mpc, thus the farther away, the faster it is going away no matter where you are . Even at that, I've seen several Hubble images showing galaxies colliding just like we're about to do with Andromeda.
My understanding is the Palestinians were offered citizenship in Isreal when it formed, and the surrounding Muslim countries promised the Palestinians that they would push Isreal into the sea if the Palestinians refused Israeli citizenship, and the Palestinians are still waiting. Being Palestinian really has to suck, they're treated worse by their allies than they are by their enemies.
It's more complication than that, natural gas pipline from Russia to Western Europe pass through the Ukraine, and Russia has leased a open water naval base in the Ukrane. Russia has to go all in on this one are it's back to third World status for them.
Why would Turkey Point be underwater? If it's the sea-level rise due to Apocolyptic Global Warming then you should be pushing for as much non-CO2 emmiting generation capacity as possible, Solar and Wind are the icing on the cake, but nuclear is your cake.
khallow, he just doesn't understand about application of statistical data, and repeats what he reads from nuclear FUD websites. You won't get a logical response to this obvious point.
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Obviously he is more than capable of inderstanding the stats, whether he's willing to, due to conflicting vested interests and ideology is a different matter.
My understanding is all we know about a blackhole is their mass, charge and angular momentum, everything else is either implied or assumed. We know density is a measure of an amount of mass in a volume of space; we know the mass of a blackhole but the volume is unknown, time-space become undefined at the event horizon and something divided by undefined is undefined not infinite. It's just as likely that as the event horizon forms, the amount of time-space "inside" the event horizon increases due to time-space curvature and ergo the volume increased so the density could actually decrease.
The problem with using desal plants supplying the Great Basin Desert would be that the process doesn't eliminate the sodium in the water, it only reduces it to potable levels; sodium builds up in the soil and eventually becomes toxic to the plants. How long this takes depend on how much salt is left in the irrigation water and how much rain actually falls to wash out the excess salt.
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If the antenna is smaller than 10 wavelength, you lose angular resolution. It's not a show stopper, but it makes the bird much more likely to over/under-correct while tracking, which eats up energy for steering and your time of flight on the bird. This shortens your effective range and shrinks your no-escape bubble, to compensate you have to launch multiple missile at each target. The only way to survive on a modern battlefield is to "shoot and scoot", if you have to shoot twice, your shooting when you should be scooting.
A fighter jockey is always going to want bullets to shoot even if he only shoots them on the range once a year to qualify, because that's just the way their brains are wired; just like all the Apollo and Soyuz space craft had to have windows.
The real purpose of stealth isn't to be invisible, but is to avoid being visible enough to hit. The bird I worked on, the HAWK missile was a semi-active radar homing missile operating in the military portion of the x-band, 10GHzish and was 37 cm, or 14.5 inches in diameter which is about 10 wavelength in diameter which is the rule of thumb for getting enough angular resolution for to hit what your shooting at. By having to go long-wave any semi-active homer isn't going to be able to resolve the target clearly enough to really hit it, having missiles flying close misses to your aircraft is still freaky enough to make a pilots asshole tighten considerable just like you don't want a blind man throwing knives at your sound, which brings us to the other components of stealth which are not being where your expected to be and not doing what your expected to be doing.
The greenhouse effect can lead to mass flooding in coastal areas, stronger hurricanes, increased tropical diseases, and reduced harvests of staple crops around the world.
Well no it can't, in order for it to do that the warming would have to continue in a linear fashion, but the reality is the warming effect diminishes logarithmic; that is one of the reasons why there has been no global warming for almost 18 years.
Don't worry about CO2, the plants need it to live, the more there is, the more they grow.
It's not that there is really a length restriction in the database, it's just how the javascript they cut and pasted to verify the user input is set up, you really can't expect free javascript form Russian-hackers.ru to not have a few limitations.
How was this even possible? Passwords should NEVER be something you can steal since they shouldn't actually be stored as clear text (or even encrypted, for that matter).
Hasn't it been common practice, for at least a decade, to store the passwords as a salted hash (using a unique salt for each user)?
You shouldn't be able to steal a password since the site shouldn't have it.
The site doesn't have to have the creds to be able for them to be stolen, it only needs to acknowedge the creds are correct and your logged in.
User name: poiuyt, password:qwerty; Back in the day, circa 2001 I was involved in a failed get-rich scheme called poiuyt.com and we would be hammered with Email confirmations for people signing up at other sites using the above credentials and @poiuyt.com for an Email Address. There would be everything from free tech sites to for pay porn, I always managed to resist destroying the online reputations of these fools, but just barely. If that is the "quality of the creds the Russians have filtched then it's probably not that big of a deal; if it is that big of a deal then I'd worry about being an acessory before and after the fact if I was Hold Security.
I suppose that you would think that the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was a country and the European Union is a country as well.
I don't think the point is that under-grad's will be self-educated by selecting modules ala cart, it's more likely that series of modules will be required. Now people often find themselves having to take a 16 week course that's required for their program because a critical topic that the course talks about for one week; now the student can take the modules that covers the specific learning objectives instead of a large course that's mostly wasted time.
My profession requires Continuing Ed courses, the vast majority of times the courses are simply over-priced fluff seminars that are little more than a way to go to Florida durring the winter and play some golf while being able to write-off a tax deduction. Yet the only College in the state that teaches my profession has a 15 seat limit, I would love for there to be college level learning modules to augment OJT and continuing Ed.
I'd reply to you, but I'm busy signing up for a module on "Page Size Optimization for Specialized IO Systems", it seems to have been a weak point in my Master's program, and an "Intro to Systems Analysis for Database Administrator's" module.
Are you talking about PE or are you talking about pseudo-classes to allow the Football to work-out in the weight room 5 hours a day?
I'd have thought your UID number too high to know about that one.
So you're saying the EU didn't conquer Libia for it's Oil, but for it's sunshine?
Seriously on your link Here's How Much Renewable Energy It Would Take to Power the Entire World there are a few caveats you seem to be ignoring such as they assume 100% efficiency instead of the more real-world values of 15-20%, transmision and conversion loses, then there is the pesky storage problem for nighttime energy which is pumped storage at the present, but Pesidio texas has a four-megawatt sodium-sulfur (NaS) battery system that only cost $25 million .
It doesn't sound like you've ever seen a modern wind turbine in person, or seen parts of one being hauled down the highway; they're definately not a "just knock it over" thing. So no Farmer John isn't goining wrap a couple logging chains arround the base and pull it down with his John Deere 9R. Additionally there are hazardous materials in the mechanical parts like gear lubricants and hydraulic fluids that have to be recovered and disposed of properly.
But we only need 210,000 sq miles of solar panels to power the nation, that shouldn't be too difficult we'll just bulldose everything south of the mason-dixon line.
as we realize that early designs took dangerous shortcuts, and decommissioning costs exceed projections.
I think you'll find most wind-farms grossly under-fund decommisioning to a greater extent than Nuclear ever dreamed of getting away with.
I'd assume that all galaxy groups are Gravitationally bound, and when looking at the group you're in, the galaxies would appear to be closing, while the other groups would appear to be opening; this is an effect of Hubble's law, everything is moving away from any observer at 67.80±0.77 (km/s)/ Mpc, thus the farther away, the faster it is going away no matter where you are . Even at that, I've seen several Hubble images showing galaxies colliding just like we're about to do with Andromeda.
My understanding is the Palestinians were offered citizenship in Isreal when it formed, and the surrounding Muslim countries promised the Palestinians that they would push Isreal into the sea if the Palestinians refused Israeli citizenship, and the Palestinians are still waiting. Being Palestinian really has to suck, they're treated worse by their allies than they are by their enemies.
Russia has always been in Europe, well at least The parts west of the Ural Mountains.
It's more complication than that, natural gas pipline from Russia to Western Europe pass through the Ukraine, and Russia has leased a open water naval base in the Ukrane. Russia has to go all in on this one are it's back to third World status for them.
Why would Turkey Point be underwater? If it's the sea-level rise due to Apocolyptic Global Warming then you should be pushing for as much non-CO2 emmiting generation capacity as possible, Solar and Wind are the icing on the cake, but nuclear is your cake.
khallow, he just doesn't understand about application of statistical data, and repeats what he reads from nuclear FUD websites. You won't get a logical response to this obvious point.
Obviously he is more than capable of inderstanding the stats, whether he's willing to, due to conflicting vested interests and ideology is a different matter.
My understanding is all we know about a blackhole is their mass, charge and angular momentum, everything else is either implied or assumed. We know density is a measure of an amount of mass in a volume of space; we know the mass of a blackhole but the volume is unknown, time-space become undefined at the event horizon and something divided by undefined is undefined not infinite. It's just as likely that as the event horizon forms, the amount of time-space "inside" the event horizon increases due to time-space curvature and ergo the volume increased so the density could actually decrease.
The problem with using desal plants supplying the Great Basin Desert would be that the process doesn't eliminate the sodium in the water, it only reduces it to potable levels; sodium builds up in the soil and eventually becomes toxic to the plants. How long this takes depend on how much salt is left in the irrigation water and how much rain actually falls to wash out the excess salt.