rc-flyer:
The Iridium satelites are in what is called "low earth orbit". This means that they are actually flying through an extremely thin part of the Earth's athmosphere.
Um...the earth's atmosphere extends beyond the moon. An Earth satellite couldn't not be flying through an extremely thin part of the earth's athmosphere.
Also, "Earth" is capitalized; "the earth" is not capitalized. As in, "Mom" is capitalized; "the mom" is not capitalized.
The standard low-power-consumption server is the StrongARM powered Netwinder. Originally developed by Corel and later sold to Rebel.com, the Netwinder is a very professional server. It comes with Linux and Apache installed and preconfigured and uses ~15 watts, less than most laptops.
I'm taking the test right now, and most of the answers I don't know . In other words, I would have to write down my answers in order to get anywhere near the same results if I took the test multiple times.
I must have the wrong personality for this personality test.
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Steve Mann just posted mega Twiddler2 pictures taken from his head-cam.
rc-flyer:
The Iridium satelites are in what is called "low earth orbit". This means that they are actually flying through an extremely thin part of the Earth's athmosphere.
Um...the earth's atmosphere extends beyond the moon. An Earth satellite couldn't not be flying through an extremely thin part of the earth's athmosphere.
Also, "Earth" is capitalized; "the earth" is not capitalized. As in, "Mom" is capitalized; "the mom" is not capitalized.
New Scientist is 100% pure pseudo science. I wish there was an option to block New Scientist /. posts.
Links are made like this:
<a href=
"http://www.handykey.com">Twiddler</a>.
For example:
Twiddler
The standard low-power-consumption server is the StrongARM powered Netwinder. Originally developed by Corel and later sold to Rebel.com, the Netwinder is a very professional server. It comes with Linux and Apache installed and preconfigured and uses ~15 watts, less than most laptops.
Galvatron:
20-30 billion years old?
The age of the Universe is somewhere between 12 and 18 giga-years.
bluGill:
Since you are using robots and solar power your costs are lower
Lower than...?
The cheapest power is nuclear fission, especially if you're using robots and you don't have to use much shielding or design-in other safety devices.
I'm taking the test right now, and most of the answers I don't know . In other words, I would have to write down my answers in order to get anywhere near the same results if I took the test multiple times.
I must have the wrong personality for this personality test.
This would be great for people who wear their computers. This should be done for every urban area.