If you want to use your gun analogy, guns are regulated, taxed, banned, etc. in various places in the world. For example, I have to have a license to buy one in my state, and my county charges an extra tax on them.
Explain then how students from asian cultures are able to do so well in U.S. computer (and other science and engineering) programs. Shame on the blacks and latins and women who want someone to specially pander to them.
did you read the article?, they tested in five second intervals for a whopping 60 seconds. Why did they not go for more than a minute, to minutes? I'll tell you why, because the bacteria would then be dead from destruction of lipids in their membranes, by the alcohol.
actually, the silvering is on the back of household mirror, and it doesn't matter what the color of any coating on that side as it will soon be gone, and the laser will in fact have to burn away the "reflective" material (which is only 70-80% reflective even on the "shiny" side).
Now think about this: those industrial lasers also can cut ordinary "transparent" glass.
You're not going to make a missile or mortar shell an "optical mirror", smooth to millionths of an inch.....
you do know that over half of those those "getting free ER care when they get sick" are illegal aliens? I've got another solution for that little problem that doesn't need "Obamacare".
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lasers use an optical mirror at one end and partially reflective one at the other. you will be helping the "stimulated emssion" process with your hypothetical mirror.
lasers of "mere" hundreds of watts under CNC control are in fact used to cut ordinary mirrors at many factories. note this article is about 50KW rig that will be upgraded to 100KW
but this is not mirror we're talking about, missile or aircraft is not optically smooth nor anything like 90% reflective.
no need to increase anything, they're using 50 KW for this test and going to roll out 100 KW in production, doesn't matter what the fraction is, on 3 sq cm of area the flying thing will be toast
there are "optical mirrors", probably this system has them. turning a missile into one is left as excercise for the student, they require a special substrate and a vapor deposition process
a good aluminum mirror is 90% reflective, your bathroom mirror less so, and reflective mylar (with aluminum powder) even less and a bronze one of 2000 B.C. even less 80% of a 50 KWatt beam in the area of a quarter.....thank you for playing.
No, reflection from a plastic with aluminum powder embedded in it is only partial, the remainder of the energy is turned to heat. These high powered lasers can bore a hole through a normal household mirror, by the way, for the same reason.
there are chemicals for which no bacteria can have resistance, they are uniformly destroyed. These poison chemicals are what are used in the soaps (alcohol, chlorinated organics), they kill all bacteria, no exceptions.
clinical studies already done and that's why there are medical protocols that use soaps with anti-bacterials. but I don't expect the FDA to be educated in nor to do research in medical matters, being as they are merely paid cunts of large corporations.
the main purpose of soap in washing skin is merely to make the slime coat of (most) the bacteria not cling to you so they can be rinsed away, not to kill them. That's why plain old soap is good enough, and these chlorinated organics are not necessary in normal household use. The chemicals and special soaps containing them do have some legitimate use in certain medical protocols, but not for any use by the average consumer
the "anti-bacterial" ingredients are chlorinated organics, they just poison bacteria. they are not in any way related to antibiotics and thus do not in any way conribute to resistance to antibiotics any more than your chlorinated kitchen cleanser does. Trivial to prove soaps with them they kill bacteria, that's already been done. they are even used to kill resistant bacterias on skin in certain medical protocols, look it up.
I'm allergic to one of the chemical, so I won't be crying if they are banned. but the "tin foil hat" health sites make absurd claims about their contributing to the breeding of super bugs
the reflector also means less area covered, it is directional. I have a "current" cree bulb as gift, the tech still hasn't "arrived" to be fully competitive in the realm of actually illuminating an area.
You make assumptions about type of "furnace" with your silly "carnot efficiency" remark. Getting fuel oil or tank of propane to a house is not as efficient as you imagine.
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I was not making statement about creator.
If you want to use your gun analogy, guns are regulated, taxed, banned, etc. in various places in the world. For example, I have to have a license to buy one in my state, and my county charges an extra tax on them.
that's funny, you think your little part of the world is the whole?
Ruby is quite popular in asia, used in huge projects.
Explain then how students from asian cultures are able to do so well in U.S. computer (and other science and engineering) programs. Shame on the blacks and latins and women who want someone to specially pander to them.
those were working systems in the 1980s
really, it's not new
you are the one flying off on a tangent. I didn't say has same mechanism as bleach, only that it was poisonous.
did you read the article?, they tested in five second intervals for a whopping 60 seconds. Why did they not go for more than a minute, to minutes? I'll tell you why, because the bacteria would then be dead from destruction of lipids in their membranes, by the alcohol.
actually, the silvering is on the back of household mirror, and it doesn't matter what the color of any coating on that side as it will soon be gone, and the laser will in fact have to burn away the "reflective" material (which is only 70-80% reflective even on the "shiny" side).
Now think about this: those industrial lasers also can cut ordinary "transparent" glass.
You're not going to make a missile or mortar shell an "optical mirror", smooth to millionths of an inch.....
You're confused.
you do know that over half of those those "getting free ER care when they get sick" are illegal aliens? I've got another solution for that little problem that doesn't need "Obamacare".
Let's kick the freeloaders back to Mexico
Nonsense, you live in alternate reality between your ears. "Obamacare" is still widely used, even by the White House.
Here is email sent by White House to *millions* of subscribers, proof the White House calls it "Obamacare"
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please provide link to bacteria that can survive 50% alcohol (it dissolves the lipids in membrane) solution or even 10% trichlorsan
simply true
for that matter ordinary transparent glass is often cut by laser too.
lasers use an optical mirror at one end and partially reflective one at the other. you will be helping the "stimulated emssion" process with your hypothetical mirror.
lasers of "mere" hundreds of watts under CNC control are in fact used to cut ordinary mirrors at many factories. note this article is about 50KW rig that will be upgraded to 100KW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xQxh8XvXdU
but this is not mirror we're talking about, missile or aircraft is not optically smooth nor anything like 90% reflective.
no need to increase anything, they're using 50 KW for this test and going to roll out 100 KW in production, doesn't matter what the fraction is, on 3 sq cm of area the flying thing will be toast
there are "optical mirrors", probably this system has them. turning a missile into one is left as excercise for the student, they require a special substrate and a vapor deposition process
a good aluminum mirror is 90% reflective, your bathroom mirror less so, and reflective mylar (with aluminum powder) even less and a bronze one of 2000 B.C. even less 80% of a 50 KWatt beam in the area of a quarter.....thank you for playing.
No, reflection from a plastic with aluminum powder embedded in it is only partial, the remainder of the energy is turned to heat. These high powered lasers can bore a hole through a normal household mirror, by the way, for the same reason.
there are chemicals for which no bacteria can have resistance, they are uniformly destroyed. These poison chemicals are what are used in the soaps (alcohol, chlorinated organics), they kill all bacteria, no exceptions.
clinical studies already done and that's why there are medical protocols that use soaps with anti-bacterials. but I don't expect the FDA to be educated in nor to do research in medical matters, being as they are merely paid cunts of large corporations.
Similar systems were announced in the 1980s in various popular tech rags. damn, live long enough and things just go in cycles.
http://www.google.com/patents/US4768256
the main purpose of soap in washing skin is merely to make the slime coat of (most) the bacteria not cling to you so they can be rinsed away, not to kill them. That's why plain old soap is good enough, and these chlorinated organics are not necessary in normal household use. The chemicals and special soaps containing them do have some legitimate use in certain medical protocols, but not for any use by the average consumer
the "anti-bacterial" ingredients are chlorinated organics, they just poison bacteria. they are not in any way related to antibiotics and thus do not in any way conribute to resistance to antibiotics any more than your chlorinated kitchen cleanser does. Trivial to prove soaps with them they kill bacteria, that's already been done. they are even used to kill resistant bacterias on skin in certain medical protocols, look it up.
I'm allergic to one of the chemical, so I won't be crying if they are banned. but the "tin foil hat" health sites make absurd claims about their contributing to the breeding of super bugs
that's the thing about falling asleep in the Arctic, after the ice weasels get you, the ice insects finish off any traces.
governments are just starting to make laws and bans about bitcoins, some of them very unfavorable.
the reflector also means less area covered, it is directional. I have a "current" cree bulb as gift, the tech still hasn't "arrived" to be fully competitive in the realm of actually illuminating an area.
You make assumptions about type of "furnace" with your silly "carnot efficiency" remark. Getting fuel oil or tank of propane to a house is not as efficient as you imagine.
more than openbsd, you use wares produced by his projects.