Best movies I've seen in 2018 Factual:
Free Solo
First Man Somewhat factual:
BlacKkKlansman Fiction:
The Hate U Give
Revenge
Cold War
And the worst of 2018:
Black Panther
Formulaic, poor CGI, supposedly concerns an independent black nation - but one that needs the CIA to ensure the correct warlord holds power -Uh, right.
Sorry to Bother You
A satirical comedy where the jokes aren't funny and the satire is blunt as a baseball bat. So bad I should have walked out. That's 111 minutes I will never get back.
Brighter scenes place greater demands on the power supply of a CRT. On older sets this can be heard as a buzzing sound, sometimes accompanied by picture distortion.
"We're going to kill cash," he said. "Nobody likes to carry around cash."
Got $800 just lying around? Buy an iPhone 7.
$25 in your pocket you don't need? Buy our charging dongle!
Don't you just hate having spare cash?
A camera based system would also lose the binocular cues of depth, unless it was 3D.
I cetrainly don't want to wear stupid 3D glasses when driving, they're bad enough in the cinema.
"first race car in history to complete a lap during a formal race with absolutely zero emissions"
The summary is demonstrably untrue for anyone willing to perform the most basic search.
A fully electric race from 2011.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Given that it's in France the battery charging power would come from a nuclear plant, making this truly zero emission racing.
And where is the engine stored when not in use? It'll need a garage, with room to spare, equipped with a hoist.. or require a drive to a storage facility before a journey can even be started?
On a more practical note there is now a diesel / electric hybrid, from mainstream car company Peugeot.
It has separate drivetrains like the concept car in the article, but uses them to give the option of 2 or 4 wheel drive.
http://www.reghardware.com/2012/03/06/preview_peugeot_3008_hybrid4_worlds_first_diesel_electric_hybrid_car/
The organisation is IRMA, the Irish Recorded Music Association
http://www.irma.ie/index2.htm
Their website mentions other legal actions taken against file sharers.
There does not seem to be any question of this satellite turning into space debris. From the article...
both parties are "eager to splash the satellite within days".
Where I used to work the IT department got mad as hell with people installing Linux, since some of them tried to set up dual boot on their notebooks and trashed their Windows installations. They did agree in the end that people could have it but only by swapping out their hard drive when they wanted to use Linux. None too convenient.
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Best movies I've seen in 2018
Factual:
Free Solo
First Man
Somewhat factual:
BlacKkKlansman
Fiction:
The Hate U Give
Revenge
Cold War
And the worst of 2018:
Black Panther
Formulaic, poor CGI, supposedly concerns an independent black nation - but one that needs the CIA to ensure the correct warlord holds power -Uh, right.
Sorry to Bother You
A satirical comedy where the jokes aren't funny and the satire is blunt as a baseball bat. So bad I should have walked out. That's 111 minutes I will never get back.
Uh, ignore my comment. Too tired to read the filing properly.
>> the lawsuit names four individuals as defendants
Nope, it names four individuals as plaintiffs. The defendant is as yet unknown.
Brighter scenes place greater demands on the power supply of a CRT. On older sets this can be heard as a buzzing sound, sometimes accompanied by picture distortion.
"We're going to kill cash," he said. "Nobody likes to carry around cash." Got $800 just lying around? Buy an iPhone 7. $25 in your pocket you don't need? Buy our charging dongle! Don't you just hate having spare cash?
OMG! They left an oxymoron on the bus!
Since wind turbines supply a substantial part of the grid, 18.3% in 2014, Facebook may indeed be powered by the Irish windmill.
40 hz of current? Looks like the editor is the one asleep.
A camera based system would also lose the binocular cues of depth, unless it was 3D. I cetrainly don't want to wear stupid 3D glasses when driving, they're bad enough in the cinema.
"first race car in history to complete a lap during a formal race with absolutely zero emissions" The summary is demonstrably untrue for anyone willing to perform the most basic search. A fully electric race from 2011. https://www.youtube.com/watch?... Given that it's in France the battery charging power would come from a nuclear plant, making this truly zero emission racing.
Audio signals of 100 megahertz? They have perfected ultrasound then.
And where is the engine stored when not in use? It'll need a garage, with room to spare, equipped with a hoist.. or require a drive to a storage facility before a journey can even be started? On a more practical note there is now a diesel / electric hybrid, from mainstream car company Peugeot. It has separate drivetrains like the concept car in the article, but uses them to give the option of 2 or 4 wheel drive. http://www.reghardware.com/2012/03/06/preview_peugeot_3008_hybrid4_worlds_first_diesel_electric_hybrid_car/
Previous research has linked high noise levels, such as found on aircraft, with the perception of blandness in food. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11525897
Maths fail in article. $4000 / $100 != 400x
The organisation is IRMA, the Irish Recorded Music Association http://www.irma.ie/index2.htm Their website mentions other legal actions taken against file sharers.
Already been done in a production car, years ago. 103 mpg by a turbo-diesel Daihatsu Charade. It's in the Guinness book.
>> They're expecting to charge money for the same service the US gives out for free! Somebody failed economics
Not necessarily. Galileo will have a number of classes of service, Commercial service promises accuracy of 10 cm to 1 m, a lot better than GPS.
Where I used to work the IT department got mad as hell with people installing Linux, since some of them tried to set up dual boot on their notebooks and trashed their Windows installations. They did agree in the end that people could have it but only by swapping out their hard drive when they wanted to use Linux. None too convenient.