... but what will they do with the CO2 once they have it?
Storing it under ground would solve the problem for us (maybe), but what of future generations.
If they however would be able to "turbo grow" trees from it, or make some industrial breaking up of the molecule efficient, then I see some use in it.
As I understand the US system, it only matters to win the state, not the mayority of the votes in total over the whole country. Would be interesting to know, how close it gets there...
I belive this "e-paper" first starts becoming useable (for me) when they bundle it into books, and the only difference from a normal book is that you have a (hidden) plug to upload a new book - I really would hate when I had to have batteries in there. That would spoil my hiking trips far of the next shop where I can get fresh batteries.
I think this scenario is a little too paranoid. In Norway everyone has a unique number assigned to them at birth - the ID-number. You need this number everytime you deal with the tax-office etc and everytime a company wants/needs to check you credit history (for which there is a central register). As far as I know, it made ID-theft nearly impossible. Of course all non-government companys who want to access ANYTHING with this number need my written authorization. The only companys that I know have my number, are my bank, my car insurance and my mobilphone company (I am not sure about that one). Oh - btw we don't have any ID-cards since a norwegian bank card is a valid ID if it has a picture on it.
Wouldn't it be possible to f.ex disable the IIS-service via the script, stop IIS and send the popup???? Most people who don't patch their server are very inexperienced users, so just sending them a popup wouldn't help (even if they have several thousand of popups on the screen). But to reenable the service, they need at least to do something to start to popagate the virus again.......
Build a car with, say, 30 sqare meters roof and equip this roof with solar panels. Then use the storage tech they use in the Helios to save power and -whips- you can drive all day and night. You do not need to refuel and your only problem would be to get a parking space - which you do not need anyway;)
When planes travel at 30000 feet, they make use of the so called jet-steams which have speeds of up to ca 100 mph (anyone have the correct number). Those streams do not reach up to 100000 feet. As far as I know are the winds in those hights relativly low as the air is very thin up there ( as far as I remember from my basic metorlogy education). Anyhow - I don't think NASA would send up such a slow plane when they couldn't maintain position......
I think it is very easy: The frech authorities can prohibit the sale of NAZI-propaganda if there is a law behind it. This is ofcourse only valid as long as one of the partners (salesman or buyer) is located in France. The same is actually valid for Germany; the book from Hitler is an indexed book, so it is not legal to sell i in Germany (I am not sure if it is also illegal to buy it from abroad).
I think this makes perfectly sense that also the local Yahoo/Amazoon are held to this.
You're right there. For the average user, linux is still quite useless. You always need to learn how to compile the software you just downloaded although you are actually content with a default binary (which you often cannot get).
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... the day I turn into my driveway, stop in front of my house, and there is a train of 60 cars following me...
So you are saying, we should just remove all oxygen from the athmosphere, and our CO2 problems solve itself?
... but what will they do with the CO2 once they have it? Storing it under ground would solve the problem for us (maybe), but what of future generations. If they however would be able to "turbo grow" trees from it, or make some industrial breaking up of the molecule efficient, then I see some use in it.
As I understand the US system, it only matters to win the state, not the mayority of the votes in total over the whole country. Would be interesting to know, how close it gets there...
I guess it's just to remind everyone that there still are terrorists and make people more affraid...
No, but as Return of the King: Enterprise Edition ;-)
I belive this "e-paper" first starts becoming useable (for me) when they bundle it into books, and the only difference from a normal book is that you have a (hidden) plug to upload a new book - I really would hate when I had to have batteries in there. That would spoil my hiking trips far of the next shop where I can get fresh batteries.
On http://www.1394ta.org/Technology/About/faq.htm#12 I found a link to http://www.devicebay.org/ - though I cannot resolve that one either.....
I think this scenario is a little too paranoid. In Norway everyone has a unique number assigned to them at birth - the ID-number. You need this number everytime you deal with the tax-office etc and everytime a company wants/needs to check you credit history (for which there is a central register). As far as I know, it made ID-theft nearly impossible. Of course all non-government companys who want to access ANYTHING with this number need my written authorization. The only companys that I know have my number, are my bank, my car insurance and my mobilphone company (I am not sure about that one). Oh - btw we don't have any ID-cards since a norwegian bank card is a valid ID if it has a picture on it.
Wouldn't it be possible to f.ex disable the IIS-service via the script, stop IIS and send the popup???? Most people who don't patch their server are very inexperienced users, so just sending them a popup wouldn't help (even if they have several thousand of popups on the screen). But to reenable the service, they need at least to do something to start to popagate the virus again.......
Oh, here comes a good idea:
;)
Build a car with, say, 30 sqare meters roof and equip this roof with solar panels. Then use the storage tech they use in the Helios to save power and -whips- you can drive all day and night. You do not need to refuel and your only problem would be to get a parking space - which you do not need anyway
The problem with the helium baloon would be the limited airtime and the problem that you are nable to maintain position...
When planes travel at 30000 feet, they make use of the so called jet-steams which have speeds of up to ca 100 mph (anyone have the correct number). Those streams do not reach up to 100000 feet. As far as I know are the winds in those hights relativly low as the air is very thin up there ( as far as I remember from my basic metorlogy education). Anyhow - I don't think NASA would send up such a slow plane when they couldn't maintain position......
I think it is very easy: The frech authorities can prohibit the sale of NAZI-propaganda if there is a law behind it. This is ofcourse only valid as long as one of the partners (salesman or buyer) is located in France. The same is actually valid for Germany; the book from Hitler is an indexed book, so it is not legal to sell i in Germany (I am not sure if it is also illegal to buy it from abroad).
I think this makes perfectly sense that also the local Yahoo/Amazoon are held to this.
You're right there. For the average user, linux is still quite useless. You always need to learn how to compile the software you just downloaded although you are actually content with a default binary (which you often cannot get).
I really hope europe is not getting the same ridiculus law suits as the US have.
I think it wouldn't be wise to leave the text it self in /. , but the links and the tip to unzip it should be leagal (even in the US).