If you RTFA, they mentioned that they're going to be using a different-than-standard electronic technology based on silicon carbide rather than silicon. Silicon carbide does not decompose until 2730C
Silicon carbide capacitors? Resistors? No copper or solder anywhere?
You can get on iTunes without being on a record label. But only the best-connected acts get good positioning in the iTunes store. You'll never find an indie by browsing, you have to know them by name.
Producer 1: Ahoy there, matey! Those waters yonder be pirate-infested. Beware lest ye be plundered.
Producer 2: What Ho! What Ho!
Producer 3: Yarr! There be nothings I can't stand worse than pirates! Scurvy dogs they be!
Einstein was, above all, a great innovator. He took the innovation of physics to new levels, embracing and extending the work of Planck, Maxwell, and others, creating a feature-rich set of theories. Einstein and others like him have serverd to inspire Microsoft as it continues to innovate new feature-rich user experiences. After all, Microsoft's innovation in developing the world's first operating system, gaming system, smartphone software, and personal music player underscores our ability to innovate, year after year.
For bonus points, try to find a copy of Pulgarasi [wikipedia.org], a giant-monster film directed by a man who was by North Korean intelligence on the orders of Kim Jong-il, the director of said film.
Several projects to investigate fusion are currently underway. Many of them cost significantly less than $1B. Hobbyists do fusor-type projects everyday in their garages and basements, though with no hope of net power. The Polywell project was revived a few years ago and has been making progress.
Somewhat OT, but yesterday I took a look at FB and was redirected to this myspace page. Not myspace.com, but someone's actual page. This was around noon yesterday and lasted a couple hours. Oddly, this page is not in my firefox history, but instead shows up as myspace.com. I live in Chicago & have ATT DSL. Any clues???
The best innovation from Microsoft I could think of is DOS, but it was originally written to IBM specs then Microsoft recycled it into MS-DOS which is more a profiting after the fact attitude.
errr.... Microsoft didn't develop DOS either. They bought it.
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If 1= .999... then infinitesimals don't count... if that's true, can we skip calculus altogether?
Dave, I think you should take a stress pill and things over calmly
Please stay on the line. Your call is very important to us!
Tools for learning are not for physical play.
As a university lab manager, I wish I could have this tatooed on the foreheads of some students.
How about we just ditch the cars period?
That's the problem, man... text in your car, end up in the ditch...
Single-atom DRM.
If you RTFA, they mentioned that they're going to be using a different-than-standard electronic technology based on silicon carbide rather than silicon. Silicon carbide does not decompose until 2730C
Silicon carbide capacitors? Resistors? No copper or solder anywhere?
Even if the package is heat-proof, the electronics are going to fry.
"I'll buy that for a dollar!"
You're right. In this case, the lunatic got on the plane. The shirukens didn't make it, tho.
I did a simulation on that a few years back. Just subtract about 4 meters due to ablation, that's what you'll have left if it hits.
No problem. Only date monkeys.
"Hi, I'm Troy McClure. You may remember me from such do-it-yourself videos as "Dig Your Own Grave - and Save"
You can get on iTunes without being on a record label. But only the best-connected acts get good positioning in the iTunes store. You'll never find an indie by browsing, you have to know them by name.
Producer 1: Ahoy there, matey! Those waters yonder be pirate-infested. Beware lest ye be plundered.
Producer 2: What Ho! What Ho!
Producer 3: Yarr! There be nothings I can't stand worse than pirates! Scurvy dogs they be!
I have two sisters. They each have a sister and a brother, but I don't.
welcome our flight-capable, solar-powered overlords.
Does it run on AC current?
Shelf supplicating ghost
Einstein was, above all, a great innovator. He took the innovation of physics to new levels, embracing and extending the work of Planck, Maxwell, and others, creating a feature-rich set of theories. Einstein and others like him have serverd to inspire Microsoft as it continues to innovate new feature-rich user experiences. After all, Microsoft's innovation in developing the world's first operating system, gaming system, smartphone software, and personal music player underscores our ability to innovate, year after year.
For bonus points, try to find a copy of Pulgarasi [wikipedia.org], a giant-monster film directed by a man who was by North Korean intelligence on the orders of Kim Jong-il, the director of said film.
Here ya go, for free, at google.
Several projects to investigate fusion are currently underway. Many of them cost significantly less than $1B. Hobbyists do fusor-type projects everyday in their garages and basements, though with no hope of net power. The Polywell project was revived a few years ago and has been making progress.
for velocity and spam.
Somewhat OT, but yesterday I took a look at FB and was redirected to this myspace page. Not myspace.com, but someone's actual page. This was around noon yesterday and lasted a couple hours. Oddly, this page is not in my firefox history, but instead shows up as myspace.com. I live in Chicago & have ATT DSL. Any clues???
The best innovation from Microsoft I could think of is DOS, but it was originally written to IBM specs then Microsoft recycled it into MS-DOS which is more a profiting after the fact attitude.
errr.... Microsoft didn't develop DOS either. They bought it.