Oops. I'm not American, so I converted from the American date format 2-16 to something logical (16th Feb) and bypassed the 'is this a real date' check.
I realise there's nothing to be done about it, and I'm not worried; I just think it is polite to let people know something bad is about to happen when you find out about it, not 1 day before it happens.
British kidney experts are sceptical about the possibility that ACT has re-created the kidney in its entirety.... It is possible that the company had made a simpler structure that could still produce urine, he said.
Even a incomplete organ would be better than nothing if it results in better treatment than dialysis every few days.
I know there's not a whole lot we can do about it... but couldn't the media have given us a bit more warning. It's less than 30 hours from the CNN article to the earliest estimated reentry time.
Even that is a bit worrying. Did NASA only discover 11 days ago that their 3.5 tonne satellite was going to crash? It's not like they behave erratically, is it?
1) They don't fit in a school's classroom.
2) You can only see them at night.
3) You can only see them on a clear night.
4) You can only see them on a clear night when Jupiter is in your bit of the sky.
I never had much luck with Belkin - I found it was very easy to destroy a port by moving cables at the wrong time or turning the unit on or off at the wrong time.
Also their emulation of devices is not good, so when you're booting you have to have the kvm-box switched to the booting computer or it complains about missing devices.
range : 30 to 60 miles
top speed : 60mph officially. This user got 80mph acceleration : "a bit poor" or surprisingly brisk cost : $15000
cell type : 13 Optima sealed, lead acid cell batteries
Perhaps it only starts the logging after a month or so, after even the most paranoid people have stopped distrusting it.
I'm afraid the burden of proof is on the authors - the users cannot prove the application is safe without monitoring its behaviour constantly for as long as it is used.
Oops. I'm not American, so I converted from the American date format 2-16 to something logical (16th Feb) and bypassed the 'is this a real date' check.
I realise there's nothing to be done about it, and I'm not worried; I just think it is polite to let people know something bad is about to happen when you find out about it, not 1 day before it happens.
The new baby-sized heart is also going to have difficulty pumping blood around your adult-sized body.
It would be better to read the article and realise they're growing individual organs, not whole mammals.
Actually ... "mostly harmless"
British kidney experts are sceptical about the possibility that ACT has re-created the kidney in its entirety. ... It is possible that the company had made a simpler structure that could still produce urine, he said.
Even a incomplete organ would be better than nothing if it results in better treatment than dialysis every few days.
There was genuine sincerity in his voice,
Ewan McGregor? He's that actor bloke isn't he?
I know there's not a whole lot we can do about it ... but couldn't the media have given us a bit more warning. It's less than 30 hours from the CNN article to the earliest estimated reentry time.
NASA's original press release was on the 16th Feb.
Even that is a bit worrying. Did NASA only discover 11 days ago that their 3.5 tonne satellite was going to crash? It's not like they behave erratically, is it?
We don't experience network downtime
Yawn!
The informative bit is the reference 7 where stochastic resonance is actually explained.
stochastic resonance
Why not use Jupiter's moons?
1) They don't fit in a school's classroom.
2) You can only see them at night.
3) You can only see them on a clear night.
4) You can only see them on a clear night when Jupiter is in your bit of the sky.
Over 15000 samples it's going to be pretty constant.
Perhaps you should read the paper?
All those things are mentioned are constant - so you can do it with a long wire, and with a short wire.
Then you use the difference - and you've eliminated your constants.
If they get a dismissal, then that means the DMCA will go unchallenged right?
The decision won't have precedent over any subsequent case?
I never had much luck with Belkin - I found it was very easy to destroy a port by moving cables at the wrong time or turning the unit on or off at the wrong time.
Also their emulation of devices is not good, so when you're booting you have to have the kvm-box switched to the booting computer or it complains about missing devices.
BBC radio is the same everywhere, with a little local content
Except for the 38 local staions in England and radios Scotland, alba, Wales Cymru Ulster and Foyle
We all filled in the survey last week
/. deliberately spells peoples' names incorrectly to annoy them.
Surely that's all right with you, since you do something similar to people who use software you have an irrational fear of?
So, despite their protestations, it sounds like none of them want to play nicely.
okay ... e*evolution motors, a Corbin dealer, is in Atlanta.
If it is, then the information you want is
range : 30 to 60 miles
top speed : 60mph officially. This user got 80mph
acceleration : "a bit poor" or surprisingly brisk
cost : $15000
cell type : 13 Optima sealed, lead acid cell batteries
Is it a corbin sparrow? Looks v.similar and they're Atlanta based.
The pictures were taken from the passenger's side.
You really think somebody other than Cydoor would do something that viral[sic]?
Yes, I do.
There are plenty of keylogging and password sniffing trojans out there already. Why would I be surprised at one more?
offtopic :
Computer viruses are defined by their ability to replicate. Nothing more.
No, it is the sideways L thing () and it is on UK keyboards on the top left key.
Where ~ is on the US layout.
The key has the `(quote) the |(pipe) and the .
I've never used it either.
Perhaps it only starts the logging after a month or so, after even the most paranoid people have stopped distrusting it.
I'm afraid the burden of proof is on the authors - the users cannot prove the application is safe without monitoring its behaviour constantly for as long as it is used.