Compuers, epsecially servers, should have proper names, and any services that need to be named (mail (pop, smtp, imap), news/nntp, svn, intranet, etc) should be alias's to the server that hosts the service.
for example, at my work pop.mycompany.com is interchangable with mail.mycompany.com, both of which resolve to athena, at the moment. exchange.mycompany.com is actually mercury, etc.
That way, when athena eventually gets replaced by jupiter, all the clients can still point to mail.mycompany, and have uninterupted service. and the techs dont get confused between the old and new computers.
that's part of the problem. They have only produced 43 papers - its a ridiculously low number, especially give4n the number of whales they've killed in the name of this 'research'
Hydro is typically used for peak generation, because it can react very quickly to changes in demand. Unlike a coal plant, which can take hours to heat up, or otherwise react to a change in power draw.
The only places that use hydro for baseload power are areas like New Zealand, which gets 80% of its electricity from hydro generation.
What for? I can garuntee the disk will never be full, And I can garuntee people wont remember to finalise the disk. So someone who buys a write once disk, so it cant be changed is going to be in for a surprise when someone adds a new session to the end of the disk, replacing thier unchangeable files with new versions.
We have that here in NZ too, and it SUCKS! the major issue being that NZ telecom's idea of a fair price per unit of data bears little or no resemblance to reality. And the company that owns the big cable hook up to australia is aparantly spitting because they are massively below capacity, and massivly below thier revenue point.
its all based on timing differences between the satalites, the reciever has no idea at all which way its pointing, and it doesnt care. It cannot measure angle between the satalites, only relative distance
it is impossible to exploit the zero point energy field, because it is COMPLETELY FLAT,
thats what zero-point means. it is the averge background energy of the universe. and because you cannot move it from a high-energy location, to a low energy location, there is no Anergy, or usefull energy to be gained anywhere.
launching a rocket can be achieved using calculations I could preform on the back of a napkin. Computer design requires quantum physics, descrete maths, intergrated system design...
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Compuers, epsecially servers, should have proper names, and any services that need to be named (mail (pop, smtp, imap), news/nntp, svn, intranet, etc) should be alias's to the server that hosts the service. for example, at my work pop.mycompany.com is interchangable with mail.mycompany.com, both of which resolve to athena, at the moment. exchange.mycompany.com is actually mercury, etc. That way, when athena eventually gets replaced by jupiter, all the clients can still point to mail.mycompany, and have uninterupted service. and the techs dont get confused between the old and new computers.
why bother? its all awefull anyway
****'em, if you are in New Zealand or Australia, you should be using trademe.co.nz anyway.
If you arent in NZ or AU, you could try using tradme anyway, and see what you think.
that's part of the problem.
They have only produced 43 papers - its a ridiculously low number, especially give4n the number of whales they've killed in the name of this 'research'
yes, but the outside temperature drops at night, making the air cons job a lot easier.
Hydro is typically used for peak generation, because it can react very quickly to changes in demand.
Unlike a coal plant, which can take hours to heat up, or otherwise react to a change in power draw.
The only places that use hydro for baseload power are areas like New Zealand, which gets 80% of its electricity from hydro generation.
certainly not for those of us who have to live under it.
I live in New Zealand, the current position and shape of the ozone hole is a regular feature of TV weather reports.
Not without making the heat pump work harder. you cant get around the laws of thermodynamics.
It would take more energy doing a retro-burn, getting something to drop into the sun than it would to send something clear out of the solar system.
Have you bought any lego lately?
Or it could be caused by dodgy air-con.
But did you ever successfully implement it?
a gibson? THE Gibson!
What for?
I can garuntee the disk will never be full,
And I can garuntee people wont remember to finalise the disk.
So someone who buys a write once disk, so it cant be changed is going to be in for a surprise when someone adds a new session to the end of the disk, replacing thier unchangeable files with new versions.
We have that here in NZ too, and it SUCKS!
the major issue being that NZ telecom's idea of a fair price per unit of data bears little or no resemblance to reality.
And the company that owns the big cable hook up to australia is aparantly spitting because they are massively below capacity, and massivly below thier revenue point.
its all based on timing differences between the satalites,
the reciever has no idea at all which way its pointing, and it doesnt care.
It cannot measure angle between the satalites, only relative distance
Launching the material into intersolar space requires far less energy than sending it down to the sun.
it is impossible to exploit the zero point energy field, because it is COMPLETELY FLAT,
thats what zero-point means.
it is the averge background energy of the universe.
and because you cannot move it from a high-energy location, to a low energy location, there is no Anergy, or usefull energy to be gained anywhere.
and a long string of DNA,
Ill run it through ny compter, and scan the output for valid chunks of engligh, hebrew, and whatever.
I garuntee there will be a LOT of them.
"kilroy was here" will probabaly apear at least once.ill even be helpfull, and create a few coding schemes of my own.
Redundant Acronym Syndrome Synd... uh, oops
random noise is data that is completely free of information
you forgot to mention apple in a list of normal things for slashdot to be about.
This is surely the death of apple.
you could use the ipod scroll wheel in the place of a jog controll on the remote too,
That sould be a seriously slick interface.
(full permission given for people to actually use this idea, assuming its mine to give)
you could make the chest section elastic and very tight,
Pesumably also the neck and helemt sections.
launching a rocket can be achieved using calculations I could preform on the back of a napkin.
Computer design requires quantum physics, descrete maths, intergrated system design...