Sorry to break your analogy but what has a liquid robot to do with a wing changing shape?
The wing is bendable for getting a better airflow and a certain lift-force at a certain airspeed. This is far more efficient than the flaps that are used today bacause it has far less turbulance. Lots of fuell can be saved.
And yup. You can fold the wings of an F14 closer to the airplane's body for less resistance. Ofcourse this is 'physical', just like the bending.
"People given the option of a range of PCs tended to have favourites, with some even prepared to wait in line to use a particular machine."
This might have nothing to do with the computer.
People in my class always took the computers where they could sit with their back to the walls. This way people couldn't peek at their screen without them noticing. This position also gives some seconds to close screens when a teacher enters the room. Also this position gives you less reflection.
The software is equal on all computers, at least in a CITRIX-like environment.
From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913):
Subpoena \Sub*p[oe]"na\, n. [NL., fr. L. sub under + poena
punishment. See Pain.] (Law)
A writ commanding the attendance in court, as a witness, of
the person on whom it is served, under a penalty; the process
by which a defendant in equity is commanded to appear and
answer the plaintiff's bill. [Written also subpena.]
Slashdot Mirror
CONCLUSION
For those of you still reading, congrats!
Am I the only one who just read the conclusion for these tests?
Why do they not direct link to the mirrors like on linuxtoday.org?
http://kernel.org/mirrors/
Ok, there it is (well, the tar-file and patches are still being up-loaded, but should be there soon).
K ND V
NTFS, XFS, FAT and CIFS updates. IDE cache-flush at shutdown fixes. ppc, sparc, s390 and ARM updates (and a few x86-64 fixes).
Holler if I missed anything,
Linus
http://linuxtoday.com/developer/2004051001026NW
/etc/cron.daily/
But they forgot to increase the version number in the new logo! (help->about)
"...consciousness must be finite."
Speak for yourself.
Am I the only person who has no clear view over this story?
Fair enough. :-)
Excellent karma you got there btw.
Sorry to break your analogy but what has a liquid robot to do with a wing changing shape?
The wing is bendable for getting a better airflow and a certain lift-force at a certain airspeed. This is far more efficient than the flaps that are used today bacause it has far less turbulance. Lots of fuell can be saved.
And yup. You can fold the wings of an F14 closer to the airplane's body for less resistance. Ofcourse this is 'physical', just like the bending.
Yup, good concept from a sellers point of view.
Product will be remembered by many.
Redundancy is overlooked by most.
After pop-up and pop-under we now have put-on-slashdot.
It's patented.
I Am Cumming; Did My Wrist Survive?
Yeah, that airflow might really get your hand cold and stiff.
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No seriously. Most of us get RSI in our wrist. But if we cool our fingers we might get RSI there also.
Something that is accepted as the truth without proof.
"People given the option of a range of PCs tended to have favourites, with some even prepared to wait in line to use a particular machine."
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This might have nothing to do with the computer.
People in my class always took the computers where they could sit with their back to the walls. This way people couldn't peek at their screen without them noticing. This position also gives some seconds to close screens when a teacher enters the room. Also this position gives you less reflection
The software is equal on all computers, at least in a CITRIX-like environment.
It also reflected people's love of consistency, they said.
Don't you just hate the lack of consistency of some software. Like crashes that seem to be arbitrary.
From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) :
Subpoena \Sub*p[oe]"na\, n. [NL., fr. L. sub under + poena
punishment. See Pain.] (Law)
A writ commanding the attendance in court, as a witness, of
the person on whom it is served, under a penalty; the process
by which a defendant in equity is commanded to appear and
answer the plaintiff's bill. [Written also subpena.]
My cat responds to beer glasses.
http://balabol.ru/cat/cat_drunk.jpg
OK, so then you know where your cat is.
There is no way you are gonna catch your cat.
What about other codecs?
Is it like a 'co-processor' that does certain calculations used for MPEG faster? That might make it useful for other codecs too.
Or am I totally wrong?
http://computerfan.de/fun/HP_Gabon.jpg
Like using it for running a distributed-thingy for finding an alternative for lead on a motherboard.
GREENPEACE:
Half the use of water for creating memory sticks; double the memory size per stick.
I can understand using lead-free fuel is rendable.
The Earth became covered in a thin layer of lead, and lead is toxic to many living things (including humans).
But don't you think the amount of lead in a motherboard is nihil?
Tokyo University of Agriculture did not get permission to try the same with two male mice.
Tokyo government agreed that this might form some sort of mighty-mouse.
There is no way to cage this product if it gets angry.