And a study at a single Florida coal-fired power plant with four smokestacks recorded an estimated 3,000 deaths in a single evening during a fall migration - "Bird Casualties at a Central Florida Power Plant," Maehr, D. S., et
al., Florida Field Naturalist, 11:45-49, 1983. Florida Ornithological Society.
And a study at a single Florida coal-fired power plant with four smokestacks recorded an estimated 3,000 deaths in a single evening during a fall migration - "Bird Casualties at a Central Florida Power Plant," Maehr, D. S., et
al., Florida Field Naturalist, 11:45-49, 1983. Florida Ornithological Society.
This is what I was taught: The definition of life is anything that has a metabolic system. In other words, to be called alive, it must convert food to energy or energy to food (photosynthesis).
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MUTE appears to be for large, public networks - networks in which users don't necessarily trust or know each other. Its goal is to mask both the sender and recipient of data, thereby preventing RIAA/MPAA-like organization from cracking down on either. This privacy comes at the cost of bandwidth and performance as data must be routed through various users to remain anonymous.
WASTE, on the other hand, is for small, private networks in which users know or trust each other. Both the sender and recipient know each other's IP addresses. This is far more efficient as users can download files directly from each other.
Both MUTE and WASTE encrypt data, thereby making it far more difficult for ISP's to determine exactly what is being transferred. WASTE has the additional benefit of being a "by invitation only" system - you can't get in unless your public key has been accepted by other users.
Damn. I want free data and free SMS - I'm not currently paying for either. I guess I have to wait a few more months for my contract to expire before I can start asking for freebies.
I've been to plenty of local library sales and not only do most people simply ignore them, but less 10% of the books are sold.
I don't see any reason for libraries to go through the enormous trouble of organizing a local sale just to keep a handful of patrons happy. If they can get rid of them online, more power to them.
Slashdot Mirror
That's what your toes are for.
Teleport Pro: $40
Because now my personal website will show up in Slashdot and Google searches, thereby linking my nefarious post history to my real-world identity.
No, you can't be COMPELLED to incriminate yourself, but you're more than welcome to do it.
Besides explaining who "Dina" is, it's not terribly interesting... :(
MOD PARENT DOWN!!!!
From here
From the link above...
Your point is valid for music stations and 24/7 news stations.
I agree. I'm shocked to hear that Apple has lost the Photoshop speed crown.
This is what I was taught: The definition of life is anything that has a metabolic system. In other words, to be called alive, it must convert food to energy or energy to food (photosynthesis).
Thank you. That's exactly what they mean.
WASTE, on the other hand, is for small, private networks in which users know or trust each other. Both the sender and recipient know each other's IP addresses. This is far more efficient as users can download files directly from each other.
Both MUTE and WASTE encrypt data, thereby making it far more difficult for ISP's to determine exactly what is being transferred. WASTE has the additional benefit of being a "by invitation only" system - you can't get in unless your public key has been accepted by other users.
It's working great for those of us that have established private P2P networks with our friends.
Anything with the word "TRON" in its description is newsworthy... at least on Slashdot.
Perhaps the FBI might be able to ignore us, but those that fund the spammers will have a harder time ignoring thousands of screaming Slashdotters.
Good, then maybe the "authorities" will start paying attention. Until Amazon or Microsoft get hurt, the FBI will continue to play dumb.
The DA thought it was funny, the mayor and chief of police didn't.
It's also really funny.
There's also that nifty "refuse call" button...
Three months. You can request your unlock code by contacting customer service via their website.
Damn. I want free data and free SMS - I'm not currently paying for either. I guess I have to wait a few more months for my contract to expire before I can start asking for freebies.
I don't see any reason for libraries to go through the enormous trouble of organizing a local sale just to keep a handful of patrons happy. If they can get rid of them online, more power to them.
"Nope, you're outta luck. Thanks for the cash!"