So you support gaming only on the free linux, but avoid the bad non-free windows gaming by going to totally propritary route of consoles, where not only the hardware is propritary, but people have to pay to microsoft and sony to be allowed to make games...
>If the radiation detector is built with the proper non-removable shield then they will only be able to measure useful types of radiation. But more seriously, they need to clean the probe, they need to take into account standing radiation sources.
You dont know shit, surprising as this might seem considering that you are talking out of your ass.
I am using cyclon FPGA. They have something like 20k gates available. This has nothing to do with next generation anything, but with the fact that their cpu will be less complex than a 386...
Then just imagine you have a 100Gbyte Truecrypt volume mounted on your drive. You open a text file on it, change a word and than save it. Does it take about 10 minutes, or does it take a few millisecond? That should tell you that no, a change in a truecrypt volume will NOT change the whole file.
To be a bit more serious: No whole disc encryption scheme can work without being block based. They are quite tiny, like in Hard Drive Sector Size small.
I have seen them in interferometer controllers, motor servo boards, fast multi-io cards, etc. Most of the stuff is low quantity, expensive stuff ($5000+ per item), so it seems like its easier to put in an FPGA than creating a new chip for a few 100/1000 copies...
First, if you see your enema, better go to a better doctor.
Second, its not a replacement for artillery (thats going to be the job of railguns), but of phalanx systems. Operational range would only be a few km, so plenty in line of sight.
Speaking in terms of gravity, you dont gain much. But you are putting the vast majority of the atmosphere below you. This makes, for example, hydrogen engines more efficient for 1st stages (they need huge tanks for the light nitrogen, which create tons of drag in the lower atmosphere.)
Nowadays that does not fly anymore, as more and more composites are used, which are a) not as sexy unpainted and b) non-conductive, so need a conductive paint layer to prevent damage in thunderstorms
Real world isnt really like RPS style RPGs anymore.
Assymetrical warefare means that your stealth fighters never face enemies stealth fighters, your nuclear submarines never face their nuclear submarines, your tomahowks never face theirs, and their sucide bombers never face yours.
You might be too young to know, but modems are good for more than connecting to ISPs. You can create data connections to other persons, forming a shadow network.
Something like Fidonet with its node/point structure could be made pretty much unkillable even in such a situation unless the state would kill ALL communications.
Sorry, you are right. Was a knee-jerk reaction. There is the possibility of a slightly exothermic fusion of iron with hydrogen. Some other comment posted it. But the result would be a highly radioactive copper isotobe, emitting beta and gamma radiation, with the majority of the net energy gain of the reaction yielding from the radioactive decay.
And significant amount of energy produced would result in tons of radiation to be detected ( not only background +50%)
Cu-59, IIRC, produces about 5MeV per decay. Thats MORE then the energy of fusion you calculated. And at 81S half-life, with enough power the boil a significant amount of water, the reactor would be a complete hot-zone, radioactively speaking. You should see the Cerenkov radiation of all those gammas in the watertank...
Fully open system, they did even let the steam escape. So if they really HAD done fusion, they would have radioactively contaminated their whole building.
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150 is not 120 in reality. not even theoretically.
Lol. You really crack me up.
So you support gaming only on the free linux, but avoid the bad non-free windows gaming by going to totally propritary route of consoles, where not only the hardware is propritary, but people have to pay to microsoft and sony to be allowed to make games...
>If the radiation detector is built with the proper non-removable shield then they will only be able to measure useful types of radiation. But more seriously, they need to clean the probe, they need to take into account standing radiation sources.
You dont know shit, surprising as this might seem considering that you are talking out of your ass.
Has been doen for years.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/01/080124161613.htm
But does not work as nice, as there is no way to stear it (and its one-way street down).
Dont agree. 2007 was loong ago.
Take a look at the development hence: http://images.dailytech.com/nimage/19721_large_fpsales.jpg
10 years ago it sales were basically 100% CRT. Now, its 15%, worldwide.
Alive and well? More like sick and dying
Thats what they are doing right now. Guess what. 45k individual fibres, even bundled, need a lot more space than a 1mm^3 camera...
No, its not.
They are basically announcing a current generation console.
I doubt it will contain hardware significantly better than the Xbox360 or the PS3.
Er... Any procress that is reasonable recent will cost a lot more for a single lithography mask...
I am using cyclon FPGA. They have something like 20k gates available. This has nothing to do with next generation anything, but with the fact that their cpu will be less complex than a 386...
You realize how hilariously wrong you are right?
No?
Then just imagine you have a 100Gbyte Truecrypt volume mounted on your drive. You open a text file on it, change a word and than save it. Does it take about 10 minutes, or does it take a few millisecond? That should tell you that no, a change in a truecrypt volume will NOT change the whole file.
To be a bit more serious:
No whole disc encryption scheme can work without being block based. They are quite tiny, like in Hard Drive Sector Size small.
Many IO cards use FPGAs.
I have seen them in interferometer controllers, motor servo boards, fast multi-io cards, etc. Most of the stuff is low quantity, expensive stuff ($5000+ per item), so it seems like its easier to put in an FPGA than creating a new chip for a few 100/1000 copies...
Yawn.
First, if you see your enema, better go to a better doctor.
Second, its not a replacement for artillery (thats going to be the job of railguns), but of phalanx systems. Operational range would only be a few km, so plenty in line of sight.
If you select more than 20 items, size does no longer appear.
Its apperantly for performance reasons. The same reason why it does no longer show the size of the curren directly in the status bar.
That is for me the only thing i hate on W7. And its so useless a restriction, too.
Than your computer is defective.
Check your memory or hardrive. Else, update hardware drivers.
NO modern OS "just crashes".
Never used LabView?
Depends on the concept used.
Speaking in terms of gravity, you dont gain much. But you are putting the vast majority of the atmosphere below you. This makes, for example, hydrogen engines more efficient for 1st stages (they need huge tanks for the light nitrogen, which create tons of drag in the lower atmosphere.)
Look up the old liverys of american airlines. Thats not silver paint, thats polished aluminium.
for example: http://s3.amazonaws.com/collectapedia_prod/images/62178/American_Airlines_990_Astrojet.jpg
Nowadays that does not fly anymore, as more and more composites are used, which are
a) not as sexy unpainted
and
b) non-conductive, so need a conductive paint layer to prevent damage in thunderstorms
First hit when googling "Flash Fractal Viewer"
http://www.felinesoft.com/blog/index.php/2010/10/mandelbrot-fractal-viewer-in-flash-actionscript-3/
for me faster by about a factor of 3, plus MUCH smoother even when only using a single core.
HTML5, Now only 100 times slower than real applications!
Seriously, 20MFlops in something like a julia/mandelbrot set is 486-level performance.
I was in SF as a tourist, and did never go near the toll booths on the Golden Gate bridge... because i walked over it.
The toll across the bay bridge when doing the SFO - Berkeley tour was annoying enough.
Real world isnt really like RPS style RPGs anymore.
Assymetrical warefare means that your stealth fighters never face enemies stealth fighters, your nuclear submarines never face their nuclear submarines, your tomahowks never face theirs, and their sucide bombers never face yours.
You might be too young to know, but modems are good for more than connecting to ISPs. You can create data connections to other persons, forming a shadow network.
Something like Fidonet with its node/point structure could be made pretty much unkillable even in such a situation unless the state would kill ALL communications.
Sorry, you are right. Was a knee-jerk reaction. There is the possibility of a slightly exothermic fusion of iron with hydrogen. Some other comment posted it.
But the result would be a highly radioactive copper isotobe, emitting beta and gamma radiation, with the majority of the net energy gain of the reaction yielding from the radioactive decay.
And significant amount of energy produced would result in tons of radiation to be detected ( not only background +50%)
Cu-59, IIRC, produces about 5MeV per decay. Thats MORE then the energy of fusion you calculated. And at 81S half-life, with enough power the boil a significant amount of water, the reactor would be a complete hot-zone, radioactively speaking.
You should see the Cerenkov radiation of all those gammas in the watertank...
Fully open system, they did even let the steam escape.
So if they really HAD done fusion, they would have radioactively contaminated their whole building.