Unlikely.. but they will gladly make the public believe that something must be done, and then spend a whole lot of money doing something. See also: TSA.
OK, so I jailbreak my phone, then the screen dies, or power switch stops working, or any other hardware issue appears. I have every right to have that fixed.
In addition to that, it is the oceans that are supposed to keep all the accumulated heat. But according to the best available measurements (the ARGO probes), it is just not showing up: http://judithcurry.com/2011/01/07/wheres-the-missing-heat/
I guess the old adage applies: If the facts do not conform to the theory, they must be disposed of.
Agreeing with everything except for the last sentence. Remember, diplomats are paid to lie, deceive, and cheat, all the while keeping the other side happily ignorant of the reality. The diplomatic leak makes for an entertaining read, but I understand why the gov't has their knickers in a knot over the significant portions of that stuff.
If the service providers see a possibility to sign up more people on their data plans by offering discounts on bandwidth to some particular resource, like FB, they are going to do just that. Of course, the discounted access will be appropriately traffic shaped to allow them to charge more people for using the network at the same time. As the OP put it, it is inevitable, and has been in the development for many years now, just lookup the 3GPP policy enforcement specifications.
If you look at 3GPP standards for policy enforcement, per host traffic shaping is definitely a part of the story. That said, the carriers normally don't care to segregate different content providers, but different content types.
Disclaimer: I work on this stuff.
Freedom works both ways. I give you the freedom of speech, but please allow me the freedom to not do business with you.
So, it is OK to refuse doing business with, say, people of color, because it is a matter of freedom? I wasn't aware it worked that way, but it got modded up on Slashdot, so it must be true.
... and somehow they found building huge interstellar ships with life sustaining capability cheaper than hauling the depleted resources from an uninhabited nearby system...
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True, the level of gamma radiation has not been disclosed. And given what TEPCO was doing during this fiasco, I can certainly understand the concern.
Usual measurement is 1m free-air-distance, but at the level they observe, they cannot sent anyone in there to make these measurements.
According to TFA, they can, with basic protection:
Tepco said the radiation measured was beta rays, which would be easier to protect against than gamma rays.
Nature has prior art on that; you have to do it on the Internet to get a patent.
Just empty anchors.
The links in the story have been secured for your protection.
Unlikely.. but they will gladly make the public believe that something must be done, and then spend a whole lot of money doing something. See also: TSA.
IIRC they were a litigation business.
I'd rather quote Arkell v. Pressdram.
They charged him highway toll because he has a car capable of doing highway speed, even though he never drives on a highway.
mistakes like that can never possibly happen, relax... trust them... they know what they are doing.
I think they used PuTTYGen in this case.
What is bf?
We'll all die from life - it is a 100% lethal STD.
OK, so I jailbreak my phone, then the screen dies, or power switch stops working, or any other hardware issue appears. I have every right to have that fixed.
Ladies of the jury: "we'd like to see a proof of that in a demonstration"
In addition to that, it is the oceans that are supposed to keep all the accumulated heat. But according to the best available measurements (the ARGO probes), it is just not showing up: http://judithcurry.com/2011/01/07/wheres-the-missing-heat/
I guess the old adage applies: If the facts do not conform to the theory, they must be disposed of.
Agreeing with everything except for the last sentence. Remember, diplomats are paid to lie, deceive, and cheat, all the while keeping the other side happily ignorant of the reality. The diplomatic leak makes for an entertaining read, but I understand why the gov't has their knickers in a knot over the significant portions of that stuff.
Use a lid.
oh, Iraq.... whew.... for a moment I was afraid you were referring to the CO2 emissions....
not many... all of them.
If the service providers see a possibility to sign up more people on their data plans by offering discounts on bandwidth to some particular resource, like FB, they are going to do just that. Of course, the discounted access will be appropriately traffic shaped to allow them to charge more people for using the network at the same time. As the OP put it, it is inevitable, and has been in the development for many years now, just lookup the 3GPP policy enforcement specifications.
If you look at 3GPP standards for policy enforcement, per host traffic shaping is definitely a part of the story. That said, the carriers normally don't care to segregate different content providers, but different content types.
Disclaimer: I work on this stuff.
Freedom works both ways. I give you the freedom of speech, but please allow me the freedom to not do business with you.
So, it is OK to refuse doing business with, say, people of color, because it is a matter of freedom? I wasn't aware it worked that way, but it got modded up on Slashdot, so it must be true.
finally, a comment that makes sense.
... will it blend?
... and somehow they found building huge interstellar ships with life sustaining capability cheaper than hauling the depleted resources from an uninhabited nearby system...