I actually work in the nuclear power industry (AP1000 FTW!) and I can't really imagine a future where all of our energy is from nuclear. Sure it can replace coal, but it's not going to phase out hydro and I expect someday someone will give us 80% efficient solar panels and New Mexico will be the first state to get all of their energy via solar.
Nuclear is great in my opinion, it's safe, clean and efficient. With fuel reprocessing it could be even better in the USA. However, solar, wind, hydro and maybe even exercise centers are still going to be included in our erergy supply.
According to all reports that I've read Sony did not install the program, merely placed the executable on the computer to meet the governments requirements. Sounds like a smart compromise to me.
Nero calculated where and when Spock would come out of the BH. He waited 25 years for him to come out so that he could capture him and get the red matter. After capturing Spock and the red matter he drilled a hole in Vulcan and tossed in a drop.
That's why James Kirk was able to grow up between the first time we see Nero and the second time.
All that they would have to do is have a raffel with a $0.75 entry fee. the prize would be a song, and everyone would be a winner. maybe sneaky, but thats the way to have fun.
Movie: Star Trek: Generations Character: Geordi LaForge Situation: Soran alters LaForges VISOR to transmit what he sees to the Klingon ship so they can get the shield modulation frequency from the Enterprise so they can more effectively attack.
I disagree, I have often wished for an always on camera. Too many time do I realize that a fun experience of mine is gone and rapidly fleeing my memory. If I had something that would record stuff for me I would be able to keep those moments and share them.
I don't much care for this new trend of taking your new issue of Wired magazine and picking an article and posting it to/. it's lazy and redundant. News needs to be *new* not rehashed from your mail.
If anyone is dumb enough to have their "sensitive and/or private information" publicly accesable than they deserve to have it findable from a search engine.
OK, i'll make it easy on all of you. Hear is the article:
A Practical Method for Watermarking Java Programs
Akito Monden, Hajimu Iida, Ken-ichi Matsumoto, Koji Torii, Nara Institute of Science and Technology Katsuro Inoue , Osaka University
Java programs distributed through Internet are now suffering from program theft. It is because Java programs can be easily decomposed into reusable class files and even decompiled into source code by program users. In this paper, we propose a practical method that discourages program theft by embedding Java programs with a digital watermark. Embedding a program developer's copyright notation as a watermark in Java class files will ensure the legal ownership of class files. Our embedding method is discernible by program users, yet enable us to identify an illegal program that contains stolen class files. The result of the experiment to evaluate our method showed most of the watermarks (20 out of 23) embedded in class files survived two kinds of attacks that attempt to erase watermarks: an obfuscactor attack, and a decompile-recompile attack.
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How about trying to understand how to integrate people with differing skills into normal society...
Like by providing them with productive and meaningful jobs?
Aren't they trying?
I actually work in the nuclear power industry (AP1000 FTW!) and I can't really imagine a future where all of our energy is from nuclear. Sure it can replace coal, but it's not going to phase out hydro and I expect someday someone will give us 80% efficient solar panels and New Mexico will be the first state to get all of their energy via solar.
Nuclear is great in my opinion, it's safe, clean and efficient. With fuel reprocessing it could be even better in the USA. However, solar, wind, hydro and maybe even exercise centers are still going to be included in our erergy supply.
A diversified approach is the way to go.
According to all reports that I've read Sony did not install the program, merely placed the executable on the computer to meet the governments requirements. Sounds like a smart compromise to me.
If anyone is interested in the TIF file here it is:
http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/363790main_PIA12090_gdem-press-colorized-topo.tif
Lots of things could have kept US aircraft from getting shot down in Vietnam.
Stay the hell away from the war might have been a good place to start.
A way to remotely set the phone to full volume and play a siren-tone non-stop would be nice too.
Or a remote self-destruct feature.
Isn't that the same thing?
Hammer meet Super Loud Electronic Device.
Nero calculated where and when Spock would come out of the BH. He waited 25 years for him to come out so that he could capture him and get the red matter. After capturing Spock and the red matter he drilled a hole in Vulcan and tossed in a drop.
That's why James Kirk was able to grow up between the first time we see Nero and the second time.
I for one welcome our new Pathologically Addicted overloards.
FTFA:
"Navy contractors are working on a next-generation system called Mobile User Objective System beginning in September 2009."
I hope so!
You are quite right, I was thinking something completely different.
v=SQRT(GM/r)
So for a given radius the velocity would be the same.
Thanks for catching it.
Not if their masses are different. Different masses require different speeds to keep the same orbit.
All that they would have to do is have a raffel with a $0.75 entry fee. the prize would be a song, and everyone would be a winner. maybe sneaky, but thats the way to have fun.
How soon until another company uses this to sell iTunes songs at discount? I would probably be a taker.
ok, I would appreciate it, nivek_ent@yahoo.com thanks.
Movie: Star Trek: Generations
Character: Geordi LaForge
Situation: Soran alters LaForges VISOR to transmit what he sees to the Klingon ship so they can get the shield modulation frequency from the Enterprise so they can more effectively attack.
Wow, I am suck a geek.
I disagree, I have often wished for an always on camera. Too many time do I realize that a fun experience of mine is gone and rapidly fleeing my memory. If I had something that would record stuff for me I would be able to keep those moments and share them.
Kevin
I have worked with such programming packages, they are not hard to understand, in fact they tend to be easy to learn and very functional.
or goto http://archive.nytimes.com/2004/03/14/fashion/14GO OG.html for no registration
I don't much care for this new trend of taking your new issue of Wired magazine and picking an article and posting it to /. it's lazy and redundant. News needs to be *new* not rehashed from your mail.
If anyone is dumb enough to have their "sensitive and/or private information" publicly accesable than they deserve to have it findable from a search engine.
I know where the AP's are in buildings and which ones, but not how well the signal fairs outside of the buildings.
RTFA