It's not just about ageing skewing the death rate higher in the future, it's about medical improvements in general, particularly vaccination and antibiotics, which skewed death rates across the board; there would have been a dip in death rates around the 1960's/1970's which consequently introduces an equivalent peak around about now.
But interesting parts: Page 19 - pie chart of emissions inventory - largest segment is transportation, 55%, so needs most attention. Page 37 - plan of action is to get 25% of transport done via public transport by 2035... in California... which has 840 cars per 1000 people...
I sometimes wonder why they are putting high-end hardware in these watches when there isn't enough space for a large battery. This has 600mAH, not much for an Android phone. Something like the Nokia 100 can run for a month on 800mAH by omitting all the bells and whistles I think you would rarely use on a keyboard-less 1.54'' screen watch phone anyway, and just being a phone.
The Fifth Trumpet â¦5And they were not permitted to kill anyone, but to torment for five months; and their torment was like the torment of a scorpion when it stings a man. 6And in those days men will seek death and will not find it; they will long to die, and death flees from them. Revelation 9
(I'm not particularly Christian, but find this interesting in the light of current questions of medical ethics)
Iit's irrelevant, Google is all about cloud computing, all the gruntwork would be happening elsewhere on a heavily compressed/uploaded copy of your data, much like their speech recognition on even the latest smartphones.
As a Brit, the stuff I read about the cops in the USA freaks me out, maybe because of the relative lack-of-guns here.
I read articles saying even your tax collectors are doing armed raids on houses, is this right? It seems like something from a Terry Gilliam film, nightmare-ish.
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It's not just about ageing skewing the death rate higher in the future, it's about medical improvements in general, particularly vaccination and antibiotics, which skewed death rates across the board; there would have been a dip in death rates around the 1960's/1970's which consequently introduces an equivalent peak around about now.
Get used to it, it's the inevitable future of TV.
From his 'Live in New York' show:
"Be as fat as you want... just don't come on the plane with me."
Along with his sound advice for anyone looking to lose weight:
"Don't eat anything that comes in a bucket. Buckets are the kitchen utensils of the farm yard."
Nope, 'Dino sludge' was a one-shot deal. On the timescales needed for new fossil fuel, the sun will have died to the extent that Earth CO2 levels will have dropped below the level needed to sustain plant life (and thus animal life).
I think Intel needs to get some super-overdrive mode too if it wants to get down to 10nm as well... I think they're struggling with 14nm just now.
Does anybody know what's going on in the left of this picture from TFA?
Read about this on CNX. A commenter pointed out that there are already lots of Arduino compatible boards available on Ebay.
It has lots of pretty pictures...
But interesting parts:
Page 19 - pie chart of emissions inventory - largest segment is transportation, 55%, so needs most attention.
Page 37 - plan of action is to get 25% of transport done via public transport by 2035... in California... which has 840 cars per 1000 people...
Good luck with that.
Kuro5hin article from 2001 on 1K Chess for the ZX81 (mirror of text)
What exactly am I supposed to do about global warming?
Birth control.
When you cut through all the environmentalism BS, you see that the real underlying problem is obviously overpopulation.
We've already seen what happens when do don't do basic sanity checking on the upstream NTP data
Maybe the idea is that an advanced alien race will discover it, add on a whole bunch of mods and then send it back to Earth to report.
North Sea oil production peaked in 2000 and will be gone within the next 20 years
That's what cloud computing is for. Do all the processing remotely. Most speech recognition on phones is done this way currently.
Or how about maybe an old-school low-power always-on grey-scale reflective LCD, sunlight readable - like digital watches have been using forever.
I sometimes wonder why they are putting high-end hardware in these watches when there isn't enough space for a large battery. This has 600mAH, not much for an Android phone. Something like the Nokia 100 can run for a month on 800mAH by omitting all the bells and whistles I think you would rarely use on a keyboard-less 1.54'' screen watch phone anyway, and just being a phone.
The Fifth Trumpet
â¦5And they were not permitted to kill anyone, but to torment for five months; and their torment was like the torment of a scorpion when it stings a man. 6And in those days men will seek death and will not find it; they will long to die, and death flees from them.
Revelation 9
(I'm not particularly Christian, but find this interesting in the light of current questions of medical ethics)
LOL AC, no thanks, having too much fun.
It's funny. When I was in my 20's I wanted to live forever. Now, in my 40's, I sometimes wonder if it will ever end.
Streisand effect in play. (Or maybe Obi-Wan effect perhaps)
Given the Orwellian irony that London is the city with the most CCTV surveillance, I'm surprised that smartphone tracking is even an issue.
For the same reason you are paying taxes in general I guess, a form of altruism that keeps things civilized.
The Linux kernel would have bought it a beer, but it hasn't turned 21 yet.
Iit's irrelevant, Google is all about cloud computing, all the gruntwork would be happening elsewhere on a heavily compressed/uploaded copy of your data, much like their speech recognition on even the latest smartphones.
Wifi is just microwave radiation. We already 'see' microwave radiation, it is called 'radar'.
As a Brit, the stuff I read about the cops in the USA freaks me out, maybe because of the relative lack-of-guns here.
I read articles saying even your tax collectors are doing armed raids on houses, is this right? It seems like something from a Terry Gilliam film, nightmare-ish.