This is attributing the light curve, i.e. the detectable energy emission. The neutrinos escape the first seconds, long before the weeks the fireball may need to get transparent enough for most radiation.
Nice try, its still bullshit. Just up there with all the other urban legends. Sorry, just try it. You wont make an electric kettle delete even a credit card if you put it directly on it.
And sure as hell even IF you magnetized the save, there are also the kirchhoff rules of magnetic flux. The safe is a huge magnetic flux shortcut. It could fully magnetized at 1T internal field and _still_ have neglectable field >a few um away from the surface.
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Thats the fucking reason why missing _payment_ is a limiting factor. Because, you know, people are amazingly good at doing boring stuff as long as it gets them a shitload of money on their bank account...
If you are really a "rocket engineer" (what kind, 4th of july ones?), then you have a really narrow horizon. Try to imagine how many launches you would need to, for example, build a mining and refining base on an asteroid. 25 million tons, in an escape orbit, anybody? Thats a 1000 times of all launches in human history, for something that might be just a little thing if we ever go interplanetary. Try a quick calculation of how it would cost...
You might be thinking in current terms "All we send up is highly technical stuff that costs 50k to produce vs 8k to list, to rocket costs arent the limiting factor", but think about getting bulk material up there...
The article contains little more information than the blurb. But it seems to me that we called this great new invention "vector processors" 15 years ago, and there is a reason they arent around anymore. "Many instructions in flight"=="huge pipeline flushes on context switches"+"huge branching penalities" anybody?
Its a paq8 clone. Like all of them, it compresses incredibly well, and incredibly slowly. And "you havent been able to open a damn thing with it"? Are you, well, a rather dim bulb, or didnt you notice that you need files compressed with that compressor?
http://www.maximumcompession.com/ THERE is the most exhaustive data compressor comparison. Including many different tests, and scores of compressors.
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I remember that thread, too. But it was _wrong_. Its a perfectly fine anus, as easily visibly in the other pictures of the collection. (in case you dont know, the goatse picture is just one shot in a longer series. FEAR the way he actually gets the anus so wide).
Rant without sense. Then.com.org. net. or.gov would be worthless, too. Because they would also have pulled the image.
Hint: there is a reason why even the most nasty porn-site has a more or less worksafe "i am older than 21" screen. And its not because they care about teenagers chastity.
You can elect your government. You can at least hope that they will use a proper legislation framework for the acess of the data. With google, you _know_ they will mine it to make as much money as possible.
Its still evil, from the government. But its worse from a private coporation.
that will now cry that their computer _has_ to be on, 24/7 (because otherwise, they couldnt improve their epenis, er, i mean uptime).
Well, i used to have my computer always on. When it wasnt needed, it went into hybernation mode. After i upgraded my system (changed from amd and old socket 939 to core2. Btw, against the "wisdom" of the typical moron, without reinstalling windows. Isnt needed since win2000, people...), S3 was activated automatically.
And it NEVER made any problems. The limiting factor for wake-up time is the HD spinup (about 4-5 seconds). Meaning that when i press that little button on my case, the desktop is available when i have sat down and grapped the mouse.
Works inside 3D games, when playing videos, ect. Never went back. Electricity cost is down about $30 a month, without _any_ kind of drawback.
Sorry, if thats true, than you are misusing your font rendering. If your fontsize is so small that you get subpixel letter distances, you obviously dont care about either screen DPI or general readablility, so you dont apply to their target group.
Well, if electron orbits didnt affect angular momentums, we wouldnt have spin-orbit coupling in quantum mechanics, would we? Of course your orbital carries an angular momentum (i.e. the electron "spins around the core") if l>0, i.e. for most electrons. Its just very small.
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This is attributing the light curve, i.e. the detectable energy emission.
The neutrinos escape the first seconds, long before the weeks the fireball may need to get transparent enough for most radiation.
God, reading those comments, i really see what kind of assholes people are. Just die of asphyxiation crawling up apples arse.
Nice try, its still bullshit. Just up there with all the other urban legends.
Sorry, just try it. You wont make an electric kettle delete even a credit card if you put it directly on it.
And sure as hell even IF you magnetized the save, there are also the kirchhoff rules of magnetic flux. The safe is a huge magnetic flux shortcut. It could fully magnetized at 1T internal field and _still_ have neglectable field >a few um away from the surface.
Thats the fucking reason why missing _payment_ is a limiting factor.
Because, you know, people are amazingly good at doing boring stuff as long as it gets them a shitload of money on their bank account...
Sorry, but your operation systems FS works in 4k blocks anyways, so you dont actually save anything compared to 4k phys-layer blocks now.
OTOH, maybe checksumming could improve from the larger blocksize.
that i dont have to suscripe to the cult to use it, then hell yeah, go for it!
If you are really a "rocket engineer" (what kind, 4th of july ones?), then you have a really narrow horizon.
Try to imagine how many launches you would need to, for example, build a mining and refining base on an asteroid. 25 million tons, in an escape orbit, anybody?
Thats a 1000 times of all launches in human history, for something that might be just a little thing if we ever go interplanetary.
Try a quick calculation of how it would cost...
You might be thinking in current terms "All we send up is highly technical stuff that costs 50k to produce vs 8k to list, to rocket costs arent the limiting factor", but think about getting bulk material up there...
Its about 10000 times longer than what you get when you buy single walled carbon nanotubes at a chemical supplier, like alfa aesar.
Thats hardly something to sneeze about.
They are long enough to, for example, actually connect two macroscopic devices, for example two dies on a MCM.
Sadly, we are the non-vocal minority in those kinds of topics.
The article contains little more information than the blurb.
But it seems to me that we called this great new invention "vector processors" 15 years ago, and there is a reason they arent around anymore.
"Many instructions in flight"=="huge pipeline flushes on context switches"+"huge branching penalities" anybody?
Its a paq8 clone. Like all of them, it compresses incredibly well, and incredibly slowly.
And "you havent been able to open a damn thing with it"? Are you, well, a rather dim bulb, or didnt you notice that you need files compressed with that compressor?
http://www.maximumcompession.com/
THERE is the most exhaustive data compressor comparison. Including many different tests, and scores of compressors.
I remember that thread, too.
But it was _wrong_.
Its a perfectly fine anus, as easily visibly in the other pictures of the collection.
(in case you dont know, the goatse picture is just one shot in a longer series. FEAR the way he actually gets the anus so wide).
Rant without sense. .com .org. net. or .gov would be worthless, too.
Then
Because they would also have pulled the image.
Hint: there is a reason why even the most nasty porn-site has a more or less worksafe "i am older than 21" screen. And its not because they care about teenagers chastity.
You can elect your government.
You can at least hope that they will use a proper legislation framework for the acess of the data.
With google, you _know_ they will mine it to make as much money as possible.
Its still evil, from the government. But its worse from a private coporation.
that will now cry that their computer _has_ to be on, 24/7 (because otherwise, they couldnt improve their epenis, er, i mean uptime).
Well, i used to have my computer always on. When it wasnt needed, it went into hybernation mode. After i upgraded my system (changed from amd and old socket 939 to core2. Btw, against the "wisdom" of the typical moron, without reinstalling windows. Isnt needed since win2000, people...), S3 was activated automatically.
And it NEVER made any problems. The limiting factor for wake-up time is the HD spinup (about 4-5 seconds). Meaning that when i press that little button on my case, the desktop is available when i have sat down and grapped the mouse.
Works inside 3D games, when playing videos, ect.
Never went back. Electricity cost is down about $30 a month, without _any_ kind of drawback.
It _was_ a scam, and you have to be horribly gullible and avoid of any kind of physic and IT knowledge not to realize it.
Sorry, if thats true, than you are misusing your font rendering.
If your fontsize is so small that you get subpixel letter distances, you obviously dont care about either screen DPI or general readablility, so you dont apply to their target group.
While i generally agree with your post, you are REALLY wrong with your "50 years" estimation.
Seriously.
Maybe 20 years, but not much more.
Well, if electron orbits didnt affect angular momentums, we wouldnt have spin-orbit coupling in quantum mechanics, would we?
Of course your orbital carries an angular momentum (i.e. the electron "spins around the core") if l>0, i.e. for most electrons. Its just very small.
Those people disturb me as much, if not even more, than dickheads like jack thompson.
Most people arent competent enough to use a VCR.
Half of the population are dumber than the average.
Many are assholes with an agenda, like you.
No, they arent.
Next question.
Then by your logic, music albums are also ads.
Because the same sound reaches my ears.
Sure, they are _intended_ as ad, but who cares about intentions (i wont buy it anyway...)
If they played it when it first came out, they really shouldnt be students anymore.