Re:Wouldn't this heat the beer?
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No, as the peltier device does active cooling, making the hot side of it (bottom in this case) hotter than the outdoor temperature, resulting in a net cooling as the heat is dumped into the air.
I don't mind the idea of 'renting' the music, but the price is too steep for the amount of music I would listen to. Seriously, how many people have 7500 songs they listen to on a regular basis?
Is there a subscription service where I can pay to rent by the song by the month (to the tune of a few pennies per month per song)?
Oh, I like this idea! Set up a small script which accepts forwarded spam emails. Pulls out the URLs from the spam, parses the pages on that site, recording any email addresses (spammer style!). Then forwarded 10 copies of the email back to the advertising company.
How long would it take for companies to realize that the positive response (sales) from spam isn't worth the negative response (drowning in emails)?
Can you provide info on a distributor for this? (preferably US) Everyone I could find who is linked from the ecsusa.com page is selling the package you described for $700+
Why didn't someone else think of this? Use this whole patent mess to our advantage. We should've patented this idea as a way of preventing this company from flooding the p2p networks with crap.
Can I get a patent for a piece of software which scans p2p networks and logs which users are sharing large amounts of copyrighted materials for purposes of electronically attacking them or filing lawsuit against them?
How will they generate your SSN? It's based on where you were born, the year you were born, and then some extra digits to identify you personally. Without knowing the location you were born, they can't come up with your full SSN.
I completely disagree, as in your example your as assuming that the judge will approve the warrant. The police could go throw the garbage, have the warrant refused, and say 'Oh well, we already have the evidence and it was obtained legally'. Why not work on shortening the time required instead of giving more leeway to the police?
Any 802.xx network near a public area is going to be stumbled upon eventually... why not encrypt your traffic rather then spending them time detecting some geek walking buy with an 802.xx handheld running out of his bag?
...than a keystroke monitor on the local PC?
On another note, employers have been monitoring unencrypted IM conversations for years with via packet sniffing, most people assume it's not being monitored. All this does it make the public more aware of the monitoring possibilities.
How would such a system be powered? You'd still have to run cable, maybe a little easier since it's not fibre, but overall I think the cost would be higher.
Why can't this be done with existing hardware? I mean, how difficult is it to calculate what would have to be burned to create an image, taking into account the circular pattern.
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No, as the peltier device does active cooling, making the hot side of it (bottom in this case) hotter than the outdoor temperature, resulting in a net cooling as the heat is dumped into the air.
I don't mind the idea of 'renting' the music, but the price is too steep for the amount of music I would listen to. Seriously, how many people have 7500 songs they listen to on a regular basis? Is there a subscription service where I can pay to rent by the song by the month (to the tune of a few pennies per month per song)?
Oh, I like this idea! Set up a small script which accepts forwarded spam emails. Pulls out the URLs from the spam, parses the pages on that site, recording any email addresses (spammer style!). Then forwarded 10 copies of the email back to the advertising company. How long would it take for companies to realize that the positive response (sales) from spam isn't worth the negative response (drowning in emails)?
Someone put a copy of one of my projects online, violating my copyright. Yahoo indexed it. People downloaded it. Can I now sue Yahoo for billions?
Can you provide info on a distributor for this? (preferably US) Everyone I could find who is linked from the ecsusa.com page is selling the package you described for $700+
Why didn't someone else think of this? Use this whole patent mess to our advantage. We should've patented this idea as a way of preventing this company from flooding the p2p networks with crap. Can I get a patent for a piece of software which scans p2p networks and logs which users are sharing large amounts of copyrighted materials for purposes of electronically attacking them or filing lawsuit against them?
How will they generate your SSN? It's based on where you were born, the year you were born, and then some extra digits to identify you personally. Without knowing the location you were born, they can't come up with your full SSN.
I completely disagree, as in your example your as assuming that the judge will approve the warrant. The police could go throw the garbage, have the warrant refused, and say 'Oh well, we already have the evidence and it was obtained legally'. Why not work on shortening the time required instead of giving more leeway to the police?
Any 802.xx network near a public area is going to be stumbled upon eventually... why not encrypt your traffic rather then spending them time detecting some geek walking buy with an 802.xx handheld running out of his bag?
...than a keystroke monitor on the local PC? On another note, employers have been monitoring unencrypted IM conversations for years with via packet sniffing, most people assume it's not being monitored. All this does it make the public more aware of the monitoring possibilities.
Wasn't this just reported on Saturday?
How would such a system be powered? You'd still have to run cable, maybe a little easier since it's not fibre, but overall I think the cost would be higher.
That would be Guerrilla Marketing for the Home-Based Business.....
Watch uses GPS to receive location, still needs method to transmit the coordinates back to the parents. I think the article said GPRS?
Why can't this be done with existing hardware? I mean, how difficult is it to calculate what would have to be burned to create an image, taking into account the circular pattern.