As I travel, I see this appearing at more and more airports. I am curious if they are changing the zombie computers to offer their own ad-hoc "Free WIFI" and send the sniffed information to a central collection point. I have also seen this in hotels in major cities. It's a boon for more identity theft.
"A company in Utah, Power Ball Technologies, has developed a process in which sodium metal is pelletized and encapsulated with polyethylene plastic. The pellets can then be containerized, transported, and then opened in a patented hydrogen generator to produce hydrogen gas. According to the company, each gallon of these pellets is capable of producing 1,307 gallons of hydrogen gas, which is an equivalent hydrogen storage density more than 7 times greater by volume than a compressed hydrogen tank storing hydrogen at 3,000 psi."
I found another aritcle where pellets go through a chemical reaction to release hydrogen.
Just Block the IR port on the tv. No more interfering. You would have to manually change the channel or volume. But at least you wouldn't miss a the best part of the game
They have used blimps in the past to monitor drug traffic from the south. Its called the TARS Program (and here. These blimps have been operational since the 1980's. (1984?). This new program is like an updated TARS program.
While I know lots of people are already aware of craigslist. I believe you ruin the usability if too many people starting using it. Just like earlier mentions of monster.com. It was good at first until everybody found out about it. Now for the downhill spiral of craigslist.
I believe we will run into a similar problem as now if we continue to use fuel cell's. The main idea of switching to fuel cells is to eliminate greenhouse gas production, and eliminate dependence upon fosil fuels. While fuel cells do not produce any hazardous byproducts, they do produce the most notorious greenhouse gas - water vapor. Once fuel cells become more mainstream and are used for just about everything. The production of water vapor will increase, creating a worse greenhouse problem then carbon dioxide ever has. This is just a theory, but I don't think fuel cell's are the answer but a temporary solution.
Apparently some people are paying license fees, If you take a look at their most recent Quarterly Report they mention
"During the quarter ended April 30, 2003, we recognized $8,250,000, or 39 percent of our quarterly revenue, from our intellectual property licensing initiative, SCOsource, launched in January 2003."
Obviously some people are stupid enough to license.
If the anti-virus company's do not label this as a threat it could lead to more virus mimicking good virus. If a friend sends you a email with a "good virus" do you know if this particular variety is harmless. If its a virus I believe it should be labled as a threat, good or not.
Most geological surveyers can use gps equipment with post processing of data allowing you to find your location within a millimeter or two. Its pretty common within the US as well. Look at http://cors.ngs.noaa.gov to find other projects going on in the US. They are also using GPS to watch the Gulf coast sink. Your little hand held GPS receivers are limited to wide error because of processing power and the type of GPS signal they use.
I am already on a no call list here in Colorado. It has worked well. If implemented right it works. My phone never rings anymore. If someone does get through and you mention your on a statewide no call list. The apologize and hang up, never to be heard from again. They just need one for spam and all would be good
Over time this would develop better maps of surface streets and access. Some of the current maps of this scale would get you lost with non existent and mislocated streets. This could be used as a quality control for city maps. I would participate if given an opportunity
Slashdot Mirror
As I travel, I see this appearing at more and more airports. I am curious if they are changing the zombie computers to offer their own ad-hoc "Free WIFI" and send the sniffed information to a central collection point. I have also seen this in hotels in major cities. It's a boon for more identity theft.
This science is used by Goddard but was developed by NOAA, and its still under development by NOAA. NOAA owns the patent. More information here
Looks like pellets for hydrogen exists from several different companies.
s /a109.html
d =New+Hydrogen-Making+Method
This article: http://www.eere.energy.gov/consumerinfo/factsheet
"A company in Utah, Power Ball Technologies, has developed a process in which sodium metal is pelletized and encapsulated with polyethylene plastic. The pellets can then be containerized, transported, and then opened in a patented hydrogen generator to produce hydrogen gas. According to the company, each gallon of these pellets is capable of producing 1,307 gallons of hydrogen gas, which is an equivalent hydrogen storage density more than 7 times greater by volume than a compressed hydrogen tank storing hydrogen at 3,000 psi."
I found another aritcle where pellets go through a chemical reaction to release hydrogen.
http://www.redherring.com/Article.aspx?a=13355&he
Not sure if these methods are related to the article above, but may lead to more information
Just Block the IR port on the tv. No more interfering. You would have to manually change the channel or volume. But at least you wouldn't miss a the best part of the game
They have used blimps in the past to monitor drug traffic from the south. Its called the TARS Program (and here. These blimps have been operational since the 1980's. (1984?). This new program is like an updated TARS program.
While I know lots of people are already aware of craigslist. I believe you ruin the usability if too many people starting using it. Just like earlier mentions of monster.com. It was good at first until everybody found out about it. Now for the downhill spiral of craigslist.
I believe we will run into a similar problem as now if we continue to use fuel cell's. The main idea of switching to fuel cells is to eliminate greenhouse gas production, and eliminate dependence upon fosil fuels. While fuel cells do not produce any hazardous byproducts, they do produce the most notorious greenhouse gas - water vapor. Once fuel cells become more mainstream and are used for just about everything. The production of water vapor will increase, creating a worse greenhouse problem then carbon dioxide ever has. This is just a theory, but I don't think fuel cell's are the answer but a temporary solution.
they mention
"During the quarter ended April 30, 2003, we recognized $8,250,000, or 39 percent of our quarterly revenue, from our intellectual property licensing initiative, SCOsource, launched in January 2003."
Obviously some people are stupid enough to license.
If the anti-virus company's do not label this as a threat it could lead to more virus mimicking good virus. If a friend sends you a email with a "good virus" do you know if this particular variety is harmless. If its a virus I believe it should be labled as a threat, good or not.
Most geological surveyers can use gps equipment with post processing of data allowing you to find your location within a millimeter or two. Its pretty common within the US as well. Look at http://cors.ngs.noaa.gov to find other projects going on in the US. They are also using GPS to watch the Gulf coast sink. Your little hand held GPS receivers are limited to wide error because of processing power and the type of GPS signal they use.
You can run Kazaa under linux too with Wine. Its pretty easy and works well. I do it all the time. Search for it on google "Kazaa Lite + Wine"
http://www.coloradonocall.com
I am already on a no call list here in Colorado. It has worked well. If implemented right it works. My phone never rings anymore. If someone does get through and you mention your on a statewide no call list. The apologize and hang up, never to be heard from again. They just need one for spam and all would be good
For honest reviews check out Consumer Reports. They don't review everything but I believe the can give you the most honest reviews of products.
Over time this would develop better maps of surface streets and access. Some of the current maps of this scale would get you lost with non existent and mislocated streets. This could be used as a quality control for city maps. I would participate if given an opportunity