"Dr. Bae's PLT demonstration and measurement of photon thrust (is) pretty incredible. I don't think anyone has done this before. It has generated a lot of interest." Mead must have meant "incredible" in its proper, older use.
My god! How can you have left out mention of isotopes and virtual particles? Maybe some mention of absolute zero? (since E~mc^2, if you add energy in the form of heat, the mass actually goes up). Geez.
When a site (as your second link does) contains something like this
It is interesting that biological systems also use heavy elements like iron and magnesium to perform their minor miracles of transmutation of elements. or like this
Indeed, gravity can be represented as the sum of the radially aligned electric dipoles formed by all subatomic particles within a charged planet or star. I become extremely skeptical that the site's author has a clue.
I think it's worth taking a moment every now and again to consider what kind of FOSS world we'd have right now if it weren't for RMS and his mates. Yes he's an idealist, but you know -- principles are important in life, regardless of how preachy the may seem from time to time. Hitler was quite an idealist, too!
I think it's worth taking a moment every now and again to consider what kind of FOSS world we'd have right now if it weren't for RMS and his mates. Yes he's an idealist, but you know -- principles are important in life, regardless of how preachy the may seem from time to time. Hitler was quite an idealist, too!
Which makes me wonder how you managed to get it hooked up to a microsoft website in the first place. Last I heard their pacemaker API required that you buy their brand of pacemaker which is only available in very few select locations and costs thousands more than any others. Yes, but you can get a corporate discount, and some of their ports are closed by default.
Well, hospital equipment already racks up astounding charges. Maybe hospitals should start buying iDefibs and iProctoscopes. Sounds like iPhone owners will probably need both of those soon.
Christ. This is Slashdot. You have to argue vehemently for something of marginal value, even if you know nothing about it and really don't know what you're talking about. Stop being the voice of reason. Grow some balls, man!
So this botnet rivals supercomputers for power as long as it's working on some purely parallelizeable problem. Like, for instance, sending spam messages.
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I'd call it a good start.
It's OK --- DVD John will get that sorted out in a few days.
If it's truly a part of a laser, they'll have "mirrors" (of one sort or another) to ensure phase coherence anyway.
Yeah, doesn't that make you want to ******inate someone?
My god! How can you have left out mention of isotopes and virtual particles? Maybe some mention of absolute zero? (since E~mc^2, if you add energy in the form of heat, the mass actually goes up). Geez.
Ubuntu changed it not at all. Apt-get was always easier than rpm-based systems.
BAM! Godwin's law! BAM! Quirk's exception!
BAM! Godwin's law!
Well, hospital equipment already racks up astounding charges. Maybe hospitals should start buying iDefibs and iProctoscopes. Sounds like iPhone owners will probably need both of those soon.
Just like are serving on the real Congress.
Pubes, too?
and Ranch, please.
http://www.wam-v.com/characteristics.htm
Christ. This is Slashdot. You have to argue vehemently for something of marginal value, even if you know nothing about it and really don't know what you're talking about. Stop being the voice of reason. Grow some balls, man!
So this botnet rivals supercomputers for power as long as it's working on some purely parallelizeable problem. Like, for instance, sending spam messages.