The problem is that most birds are already known to have very poor senses of smell. Chickens included. So it seems unlikely that they would be smelling plastic from behind the screens that accurately and that far away.
I'd never used a buckling-spring keyboard before I got my Unicomp Model M, and I do think they're better. Especially when compared to the laptop keyboards, the extra key travel is much easier on the fingers.
That said, it's hard/impossible to do double-blind testing, so the only real data is anecdotal evidence.
Also, the point is to point the laser at the window and have it reflect. By measuring changes in the angle of reflection you can reconstruct sound hitting the inside of the window.
Double-pane glass with a vacuum between the panes removes this attack vector.
Use E-mail. Save the E-mails. It seems normal but gives you a way to document everything that is much less suspicious than recording in-person conversations.
But there is. A bunch of maps, a compass, and a sextant. It can be quite accurate and not overly slow, but GPS is faster, more accurate, takes less skill, and is lighter. On the downside, GPS uses batteries.
GP seems to be confused, thinking that because the tool is open-source it must be for debugging open-source software. It's an open-source tool for debugging ANY software, though only really useful if you have the source of the software you are debugging. But that goes for most debugging tools.
Punchscan lets you walk out with a record of how you voted, but it's useful only to you. No one can determine what candidates you voted for, they can merely determine that the votes were recorded as cast. http://www.punchscan.org/
The average global temperature has been going up, much more so in recent years. Thus the term "global warming." When some scientists predicted that if the earth gets hot enough there might be a catastrophic rebound and another ice age the term "climate change" began to be used. It's more accurate, since the warming may lead to extreme cooling.
The thing I don't get is, if "clearing" the orbit is what's needed for a dwarf planet to become a planet, why is Neptune a planet? It hasn't cleared its orbit of Pluto. It's a silly definition. Just make Pluto, Ceres, Neptune and Eris planets.
The shade will heat up, then emit IR radiation, which is the light that causes that heat in the first place. All bodies radiate, how much depends on their temperature.
Caustics are light reflected and/or refracted by curved surfaces. The pattern of light lines on the bottom of a pool is one of the more common types of caustic. The company chose a graphics term. The graphics people chose a term that has another, more understood meaning.
Lack of QoS is not a good thing. I want routers to respect the IP TOS field. It's there for a reason. Lack of non-standard QoS is the bad thing. With QoS I can use bittorrent and play games at the same time, without it there's no prioritization and the game lags. It's the deep-packet inspection that's intrusive crap.
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The problem is that most birds are already known to have very poor senses of smell. Chickens included. So it seems unlikely that they would be smelling plastic from behind the screens that accurately and that far away.
Yes. The level of discussion provided by your scrollbar and the idle section of slashdot are about the same.
DSK Model M reporting in.
Given the drivers in Boston, four.
The US has no public transportation. At least not any effective public transportation, except possibly sidewalks and a bike.
If the universe is infinite. It may not be (many, if not most, scientists seem to think it isn't.)
Most processor sockets have a small clip that uses leverage to lock the CPU/heat sink into place. It's still bad grammar, but leverage is involved.
I'd never used a buckling-spring keyboard before I got my Unicomp Model M, and I do think they're better. Especially when compared to the laptop keyboards, the extra key travel is much easier on the fingers.
That said, it's hard/impossible to do double-blind testing, so the only real data is anecdotal evidence.
Also, the point is to point the laser at the window and have it reflect. By measuring changes in the angle of reflection you can reconstruct sound hitting the inside of the window. Double-pane glass with a vacuum between the panes removes this attack vector.
Except that the Minds aren't really overlords in the traditional evil sense. The most important things still get put to a vote.
Jello Pie, of course.
Use E-mail. Save the E-mails. It seems normal but gives you a way to document everything that is much less suspicious than recording in-person conversations.
But there is. A bunch of maps, a compass, and a sextant. It can be quite accurate and not overly slow, but GPS is faster, more accurate, takes less skill, and is lighter. On the downside, GPS uses batteries.
Verizon employees pay 75 cents^H^H^H^H^H dollars for coffee at Starbucks. It's the same thing, right?
GP seems to be confused, thinking that because the tool is open-source it must be for debugging open-source software. It's an open-source tool for debugging ANY software, though only really useful if you have the source of the software you are debugging. But that goes for most debugging tools.
Punchscan lets you walk out with a record of how you voted, but it's useful only to you. No one can determine what candidates you voted for, they can merely determine that the votes were recorded as cast. http://www.punchscan.org/
Only the blind people with screen readers.
The average global temperature has been going up, much more so in recent years. Thus the term "global warming." When some scientists predicted that if the earth gets hot enough there might be a catastrophic rebound and another ice age the term "climate change" began to be used. It's more accurate, since the warming may lead to extreme cooling.
More. Land is effectively 2-dimensional. The sea has quite a bit of depth.
There is no evidence of intelligent motivation for evolution. The burden of proof is on those trying to show that it exists, not the other way around.
The thing I don't get is, if "clearing" the orbit is what's needed for a dwarf planet to become a planet, why is Neptune a planet? It hasn't cleared its orbit of Pluto. It's a silly definition. Just make Pluto, Ceres, Neptune and Eris planets.
The shade will heat up, then emit IR radiation, which is the light that causes that heat in the first place. All bodies radiate, how much depends on their temperature.
Caustics are light reflected and/or refracted by curved surfaces. The pattern of light lines on the bottom of a pool is one of the more common types of caustic. The company chose a graphics term. The graphics people chose a term that has another, more understood meaning.
Lack of QoS is not a good thing. I want routers to respect the IP TOS field. It's there for a reason. Lack of non-standard QoS is the bad thing. With QoS I can use bittorrent and play games at the same time, without it there's no prioritization and the game lags. It's the deep-packet inspection that's intrusive crap.
And with a few animate object spells you can have a horde of gold.