He's worth $6.9B, at a very conservative 4.5% interest that throws off $3.88M per DAY, I think he can get 4 days worth of enjoyment out of his yacht...
No, that spectrum was leased from the public, the tv stations were given their spectrum in exchange for agreeing to certain things like universal access and serving the public good.
No, they should lose their license, we have MUCH better things we can do with that bandwidth than prop up a subscription business. The VHF band alone is 162MHz, enough for 8 LTE providers (maybe only 7 with guard bands) and penetrates buildings well.
It costs roughly 18-22 percent of GDP to run the federal government (wars and recessions increase this, times of plenty should find it on the low end), if those that control 90+% of the wealth decrease their share of the payments then the money has to come from somewhere and that means everyone elses pocket. It's not sour grapes, it's cold hard reality.
If they're talking about cellular networks I'm calling complete BS. Sprints new "Network Vision" equipment is a fraction of the size and uses a fraction of the power of the equipment it's replacing which was already WAY more efficient than the older analog network (200mW max transmit versus 5W). If they're talking WiFi do they really expect there to be 500% more WiFi installations?
They aren't necessary, newer kernels have compatible drivers available. I'm not sure if RHEL has a version with the slipstreamed drivers yet or not but I do believe that CentOS does.
Trucks will likely convert to natural gas, Berkshire Hathaway owned BNSF railroad has already started the conversion and most folks know Warren Buffet is not exactly dumb when it comes to economics.
Did you even bother to see why they are moving iframes to their own process? Yeah, it's all about ads, not about making a more secure product... I think this has infinitely more to do with Chromebook than it does to ad sales, in fact moving iframes to their own process would give any ad-in-iframe LESS visibility into your surfing which you would think would be the exact opposite of what an "evil" Google would want.
I'm sorry but even the government is getting their hand slapped over secret proceedings (see the recent rulings regarding national security letters), there's no way we're going to allow companies to hide their actions in a civil matter.
PV solar definitely creates more pollution per MWHr, wind would be site dependant but it's not like mining ore, smelting, etc all the pieces is pollution free plus it's not baseline and we're decades away from it being able to fill that role. Hydro is probably 80-90% tapped and we're actually tearing down hydro dams to try to help fish. Geothermal causes earthquakes and there aren't that many sites where it's economical.
It's easy to augment the data with onboard sensors, my moms Chrysler minivan already has radar for blindspot detection and the backup system detects the space through video analysis and overlays the vehicles footprint on the space so you can see if you'll fit, it's hardly a leap to integrate those two sensors into the self parking system.
Actually hosted Exchange is one of the things that actually DOES work out to be cheaper for many organizations. You can't do a three node DAG + admin for less than what Office365 costs until you get to about 300 mailboxes. Hell we're at 900 mailboxes and it was close for us but the small max mailbox size and the fact that it was OpEx rather than CapEx killed it for us.
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LOL, way to not even read the summary, Bing returned 500% more results containing links to infected sites, quite the opposite of what you are saying.
Then buy a Cadillac, several models have a HUD with turn by turn directions, speed, current audio selection, and optionally IR.
Ooops, calculation error, only $851k per day, still that's only two weeks to pay off that yacht.
He's worth $6.9B, at a very conservative 4.5% interest that throws off $3.88M per DAY, I think he can get 4 days worth of enjoyment out of his yacht...
I don't think Boing sells their aircraft flying in international waters, over internal waters or in international airspace maybe.
No, that spectrum was leased from the public, the tv stations were given their spectrum in exchange for agreeing to certain things like universal access and serving the public good.
History, SyFy and TLC would all be fine:
Prime-time Average Viewers (Live+SD) Week Ending April 7, 2013:
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It would be the rest of the filler station that wouldn't make it.
No, they should lose their license, we have MUCH better things we can do with that bandwidth than prop up a subscription business. The VHF band alone is 162MHz, enough for 8 LTE providers (maybe only 7 with guard bands) and penetrates buildings well.
It costs roughly 18-22 percent of GDP to run the federal government (wars and recessions increase this, times of plenty should find it on the low end), if those that control 90+% of the wealth decrease their share of the payments then the money has to come from somewhere and that means everyone elses pocket. It's not sour grapes, it's cold hard reality.
If they're talking about cellular networks I'm calling complete BS. Sprints new "Network Vision" equipment is a fraction of the size and uses a fraction of the power of the equipment it's replacing which was already WAY more efficient than the older analog network (200mW max transmit versus 5W). If they're talking WiFi do they really expect there to be 500% more WiFi installations?
How do you prevent the equivalent of SEO spam where they setup their own web of journals and articles that all cross-reference each other?
They aren't necessary, newer kernels have compatible drivers available. I'm not sure if RHEL has a version with the slipstreamed drivers yet or not but I do believe that CentOS does.
Because storing Hydrogen is a real bitch, storing it in a useful volume much more so.
Trucks will likely convert to natural gas, Berkshire Hathaway owned BNSF railroad has already started the conversion and most folks know Warren Buffet is not exactly dumb when it comes to economics.
Sweet, posting information about why a technical change is being made is now trolling on Slashdot, it really has gone downhill.
Did you even bother to see why they are moving iframes to their own process? Yeah, it's all about ads, not about making a more secure product... I think this has infinitely more to do with Chromebook than it does to ad sales, in fact moving iframes to their own process would give any ad-in-iframe LESS visibility into your surfing which you would think would be the exact opposite of what an "evil" Google would want.
Yeah, the BSD projects borrow fairly liberally from each other despite the fact that the code can rarely be copied and pasted.
I'm sorry but even the government is getting their hand slapped over secret proceedings (see the recent rulings regarding national security letters), there's no way we're going to allow companies to hide their actions in a civil matter.
Because it's the only other technology that supplies any appreciable percentage of global base load.
PV solar definitely creates more pollution per MWHr, wind would be site dependant but it's not like mining ore, smelting, etc all the pieces is pollution free plus it's not baseline and we're decades away from it being able to fill that role. Hydro is probably 80-90% tapped and we're actually tearing down hydro dams to try to help fish. Geothermal causes earthquakes and there aren't that many sites where it's economical.
It's easy to augment the data with onboard sensors, my moms Chrysler minivan already has radar for blindspot detection and the backup system detects the space through video analysis and overlays the vehicles footprint on the space so you can see if you'll fit, it's hardly a leap to integrate those two sensors into the self parking system.
There are easier ways to install Linux on Android.
Actually hosted Exchange is one of the things that actually DOES work out to be cheaper for many organizations. You can't do a three node DAG + admin for less than what Office365 costs until you get to about 300 mailboxes. Hell we're at 900 mailboxes and it was close for us but the small max mailbox size and the fact that it was OpEx rather than CapEx killed it for us.
Sure, but I can move a lot of CFM silently with 140mm fans compared to the little 60-80mm fans on the video cards.
It depends on if it's a glass or aluminium platter.