yes those are bubbles, just as tech market has had them. do you have a point? my point stands, bubble and overvalued. It is also has become a pyramid scam because of its inadequate architecture
the internet is a collection of technologies not a market. I was on the internet when it was called "ARPANET" decades ago and there were no markets based on it
false, there is shale oil sufficient for over a century. your 1970's propaganda rehash won't pan out. we won't even talk about how much coal there is, global empires rise and fall on that timescale
I know of plenty of situations exactly like that, hence the word "cartel". you think you'll be doing e-commerce with clients who have to load your new cert into their trust store every 3 months and lose business during the wait.
that's bullshit, requires software they may not work with a given web server or stack. 90 days expiration and auto-renewal may not work with your stack/gear.....
https is totally unecessary for many sites
the way https is now is a money making scam for a certain cartel, the real solution has to involve disposing the current tech of those parasites
oh but France has decided they will reduce nuclear power to providing ony 50% of electricity by 2025, from the current 75%. maybe they better start working on real steps toward that goal instead of symbolic B.S.
making completely symbolic bans that will not provide alternative energy, nor curtail use of fossil fuels in any way....is there a name for government by marketing shitheads?
you should come to Chicago, and watch the police beat up random businessmen and bar maids for jollies, or grab an attractive woman and search her thouroughly and slap her around a bit and then claim she was suspected of being a whore, deal some drugs pilfered from the evidence room (grab some cash from there too), maybe empty a gun magazine into an unarmed darkie or two....yeah serve and protect and living the cop life.
No, don't confuse the soviet union and Russia. The Ukranian engineers made the space accomplishments possible. Russians are good for soaking up vodka and writing sad songs and stories.
wrong, problem has been solved and real devices made and detonated, look at your history. solved problem.
if thorium were the normal type of reactor, then u-233 core bombs from thorium reactors. would be the norm. the energy for separation can be provided by the reactor.
so thorium reactors can aide the proliferation of nuclear weapons, that's the reality, fanboi shilling to the contrary is agenda driven reality denial.
last I looked several countries have recently made laws with severe punishments for piracy. They tried it and got lawmakers on board so it's not as expensive now to bring the hammer down.
actually, thorium reactor does create U-233 which has been used in weapons, but also contains U-232 which causes the problems of high gamma ray emission and hence argument that the the U-233 would be too radiactive to easily handle, and also that it would make near-critial masses unstable with risk of predetonation....but there are now ways the two could be separated, for example by laser. So certainly a government with deep enough wallets to have a thorium reactor program (russia, india, china) could also make bombs from one.
distance is irrelevant, only field strength. You should consider that a steady microwave field of sufficient strength (e.g. kilowatt sources in radar and broadcast antenna) does cause higher incidence of tumors in technicians.....but there is zero peer-reviewed evidence that the feeble emissions of a cell phone do so.
nothing wrong with that, about half of the people in the USA gave nothing to charity. Money that was given to make tax return better works the same for a charity as money that was given without regard for tax situation.
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yes those are bubbles, just as tech market has had them. do you have a point? my point stands, bubble and overvalued. It is also has become a pyramid scam because of its inadequate architecture
the internet is a collection of technologies not a market. I was on the internet when it was called "ARPANET" decades ago and there were no markets based on it
It was overvalued and a bubble. Next question?
false, there is shale oil sufficient for over a century. your 1970's propaganda rehash won't pan out. we won't even talk about how much coal there is, global empires rise and fall on that timescale
I know of plenty of situations exactly like that, hence the word "cartel". you think you'll be doing e-commerce with clients who have to load your new cert into their trust store every 3 months and lose business during the wait.
what a laugh
I wouldn't give handouts to men who abandoned their wives and daughters and sisters just to save their own skin. fuck them.
that's bullshit, requires software they may not work with a given web server or stack. 90 days expiration and auto-renewal may not work with your stack/gear.....
https is totally unecessary for many sites
the way https is now is a money making scam for a certain cartel, the real solution has to involve disposing the current tech of those parasites
oh but France has decided they will reduce nuclear power to providing ony 50% of electricity by 2025, from the current 75%. maybe they better start working on real steps toward that goal instead of symbolic B.S.
making completely symbolic bans that will not provide alternative energy, nor curtail use of fossil fuels in any way....is there a name for government by marketing shitheads?
you should come to Chicago, and watch the police beat up random businessmen and bar maids for jollies, or grab an attractive woman and search her thouroughly and slap her around a bit and then claim she was suspected of being a whore, deal some drugs pilfered from the evidence room (grab some cash from there too), maybe empty a gun magazine into an unarmed darkie or two ....yeah serve and protect and living the cop life.
Ukranians designed and made the stuff, Russia gets the credit for theorists
No, don't confuse the soviet union and Russia. The Ukranian engineers made the space accomplishments possible. Russians are good for soaking up vodka and writing sad songs and stories.
Have you seen the pictures taken? he'd just say "yup that's the disc of the flat earth"
wrong, problem has been solved and real devices made and detonated, look at your history. solved problem.
if thorium were the normal type of reactor, then u-233 core bombs from thorium reactors. would be the norm. the energy for separation can be provided by the reactor.
so thorium reactors can aide the proliferation of nuclear weapons, that's the reality, fanboi shilling to the contrary is agenda driven reality denial.
last I looked several countries have recently made laws with severe punishments for piracy. They tried it and got lawmakers on board so it's not as expensive now to bring the hammer down.
Nonsense, it is the rational viewpoint that imaginary beings only exist in the imagination of deluded people.
No, it the only possibility given a rational consideration of reality. All religions are delusional, and many are dangerous and deadly.
actually, thorium reactor does create U-233 which has been used in weapons, but also contains U-232 which causes the problems of high gamma ray emission and hence argument that the the U-233 would be too radiactive to easily handle, and also that it would make near-critial masses unstable with risk of predetonation....but there are now ways the two could be separated, for example by laser. So certainly a government with deep enough wallets to have a thorium reactor program (russia, india, china) could also make bombs from one.
what percentage of articles contain fallacies or improper experimentation?
distance is irrelevant, only field strength. You should consider that a steady microwave field of sufficient strength (e.g. kilowatt sources in radar and broadcast antenna) does cause higher incidence of tumors in technicians.....but there is zero peer-reviewed evidence that the feeble emissions of a cell phone do so.
your country's police might kick in your door for downloading pirated content
the point is astronomy in English speaking countries calls that star the Sun. It is not called "Sol".
absolutely false, you are ignorant of astronomy. Educate your ignorant self before spewing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
nothing wrong with that, about half of the people in the USA gave nothing to charity. Money that was given to make tax return better works the same for a charity as money that was given without regard for tax situation.
No, that's the Latin name for the Sun, though we use that word as base for adjectives. It's just the fucking Sun in English.
that's based on the Onion parady of the multi-blade razor offerings
https://www.theonion.com/fuck-...