The problem is amplifying the perturbation to detectable in the coupled oscillators without destroying the signal or the oscillators - at sub-eV levels it will tough.
Phase locked quantum oscillators are actually reasonably well studied even though the classical case (and the quantum case) both are tough problems it has been studied - particularly in the area of "Chaos" theory - basically you dump the noise into the environment away from your signal/detector setup
coupled quantum oscillators - you want the pair to have similar but slightly diff frequencies (sub-eV diff equivalent in energy) and the both need to be very stable - the neutrinos then interact with the frequency difference and show up as a perturbation in one or both of the oscillator systems.
"But arguing over whether discussion should focus on the worst offender, versus a general industry indictment, can be a distraction from the need to implement privacy protections which cannot be easily ignored."
A group of people gathering together to listen to a work of art and then share it amongst themselves and others?
How about a wandering minstrel comes to a village plays and the people listen, absorb and repeat. Perhaps embellish and use it to help pass the long winters. With others in the village helping to correct each other when they misrembered parts.
Definitely a lower tech version but until the written word was available it was all the shared culture their was apart from the physical embodied arts. It was prized, respected and the good copiers were rewarded.
or right click on the tab and change it's priority.
but the first hard part is done - functionality that exposes the opened tabs.
"Side panel scrollbox of opened tabs is the way to go." I think this argument was actually had quite loudly during the initial development and basically decision was extension it if you want it - I could be wrong it was a long time ago.
" And, does anybody else use browsers as extensively as I do? I would be interested in meeting with some of you and discussing strategies for increasing web browsing and content consumption rates."
Most of this are things that could be done with Places - charting your path etc.
Rush mode is interesting as dialup user atm I know what is like to wait and then have to find something quickly and have to wait and wait. FF 3.0aX has a drop down box for listing the tabs open/being opned - so the first part of the problem is solved. Now just to separate the box and allow work on it - maybe talk extension here because playing with the internals of what gets prioritised sounds like a nasty job on any one problem - but multiplatform.
You put up a website and don't block stuff off, then it is fair game.
Put up a website with some stuff not linked anywhere and check the logs after a week. That will tell you who to prosecute. Any number of people bitch about bots & crawlers ignoring robots.txt. Go ahead put up a site and sue.
If you want some flash the latest version of vlc (0.8.6)has the latest ffmpeg which can do a lot of the flash out there. There is a firefox addon Media Player Connectivity which can be very useful for configuring this stuff (or to point at mplayer).
not sure about youtube flash.
Or you could give gnash a go if you really need flash.
The mix of motherboard (Asus P5LD2-VM), Intel Core 2 Duo cpu and Ubuntu is Ok for the most part except for screwing up my optical drives. There is an outstanding bug #57502 (re JMicron chipsets) on this but eta is unknown.
Unlikely the last person in power witha half decent foreign policy (particularly as regards the US) was Paul Keating.
"'Upgrading' to JSF theoretically will reduce the crippling maintenance costs associated with the F-111, but at the expense of a lot of our strategic strike capabilities." The USA would not be adverse to Australia having no independent strategic strike capacity, unless they have some control. So I don't think we will see the source code.
Slashdot Mirror
The problem is amplifying the perturbation to detectable in the coupled oscillators without destroying the signal or the oscillators - at sub-eV levels it will tough.
Phase locked quantum oscillators are actually reasonably well studied even though the classical case (and the quantum case) both are tough problems it has been studied - particularly in the area of "Chaos" theory - basically you dump the noise into the environment away from your signal/detector setup
have thought about this.
You owe me a copy of next book for this idea
coupled quantum oscillators - you want the pair to have similar but slightly diff frequencies (sub-eV diff equivalent in energy) and the both need to be very stable - the neutrinos then interact with the frequency difference and show up as a perturbation in one or both of the oscillator systems.
Hope you prefer replies to mod points.
Your points are true and valid - however,
this is just another troll like the 300+ distros FUD from yesterday or whenever.
There has been a stream of these articles on the various tech magazines and blogs over the last few days.
Expect it to continue until the shiny new Vista SP comes out.
Don't feed the trolls.
Which I am about to break.
And with Bill Gates in charge - how many versions of windows are currently supported?
Please include the all the different flavours of Vista . And that is from one company.
Firehose has problems with FF 3 and Seamonkey 2 (aka Suiterunner).
Slider for filter doesn't work.
Voting buttons don't work.
I have emailed the firehose address a few times with error messages and stuff.
No I don't have js turned off or the no script extension installed.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/air_space/ 4218443.html?do=print
And if you need a laugh
http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20070627 [proof al gore invented the internet]
Hardly surprising - see here
http://technology.guardian.co.uk/opinion/story/0,
"But arguing over whether discussion should focus on the worst offender, versus a general industry indictment, can be a distraction from the need to implement privacy protections which cannot be easily ignored."
http://sethf.com/infothought/blog/archives/001218
http://sethf.com/infothought/blog/mt-comments.cgi
http://heavens-above.com/
or stellarium if you want an excellent downloadable app
A group of people gathering together to listen to a work of art and then share it amongst themselves and others?
How about a wandering minstrel comes to a village plays and the people listen, absorb and repeat. Perhaps embellish and use it to help pass the long winters. With others in the village helping to correct each other when they misrembered parts.
Definitely a lower tech version but until the written word was available it was all the shared culture their was apart from the physical embodied arts. It was prized, respected and the good copiers were rewarded.
or right click on the tab and change it's priority.
but the first hard part is done - functionality that exposes the opened tabs.
"Side panel scrollbox of opened tabs is the way to go."
I think this argument was actually had quite loudly during the initial development and basically decision was extension it if you want it - I could be wrong it was a long time ago.
"
And, does anybody else use browsers as extensively as I do? I would be interested in meeting with some of you and discussing strategies for increasing web browsing and content consumption rates."
Most of this are things that could be done with Places - charting your path etc.
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Places
Rush mode is interesting as dialup user atm I know what is like to wait and then have to find something quickly and have to wait and wait. FF 3.0aX has a drop down box for listing the tabs open/being opned - so the first part of the problem is solved. Now just to separate the box and allow work on it - maybe talk extension here because playing with the internals of what gets prioritised sounds like a nasty job on any one problem - but multiplatform.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
My issue with the quotes from the paper in the article is they say we live in a special time.
Every time physics thinks that it has been proved wrong.
Right now all the places/sqllite stuff is just backend - goal was UI equivalency with FF2.0 for inital release.
That may change once it is bedded down and bugs ironed out.
Yes and last time I checked I was somewhere between atheist and agnostic myself.
I just liked it and was bored so I started playing with sigs and stuff. If you have a better sig for me I am all ears.
It's where the money is
Last paragraph
"
If push comes to shove, would Microsoft sue its customers for royalties, the way the record industry has?
"That's not a bridge we've crossed," says CEO Ballmer, "and not a bridge I want to cross today on the phone with you."
"
Tech company sue it's own customers?
you are forgetting it is an election year - prepare for major tech stupidity by all sides
But they will all be safe with Jackie Chan protecting them (at the basketball at least).
If you haven't seen the ad this won't make sense.
Much more importantly have you or anyone you know got a .deb of Frets On Fire? Or know where to find one?
.deb that says "idiot you forgot x" would be a bonus.
I have tried the installer and the source code - the only Fire is when it crashes & burns.
So right now hopefully my home pc has finished downloading all the sources & libraries (again) and I will retry again.
But decent
Ah no.
That is not the way the web works.
You put up a website and don't block stuff off, then it is fair game.
Put up a website with some stuff not linked anywhere and check the logs after a week. That will tell you who to prosecute. Any number of people bitch about bots & crawlers ignoring robots.txt. Go ahead put up a site and sue.
As usual links form slashdot to bugzilla bounced so copy and paste the url
4 3
Vote and comment here:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2493
"Roaming should be useable with Firefox. I added support for it a year ago, but
it probably bitrotted."
If you want some flash the latest version of vlc (0.8.6)has the latest ffmpeg which can do a lot of the flash out there. There is a firefox addon Media Player Connectivity which can be very useful for configuring this stuff (or to point at mplayer).
not sure about youtube flash.
Or you could give gnash a go if you really need flash.
Thanks
The amd cpu people are OK - people with Intel Core 2 Duo seem to be having the problems - supporting (or lack thereof) chipsets.
Could you please be a little more specific.
The mix of motherboard (Asus P5LD2-VM), Intel Core 2 Duo cpu and Ubuntu is Ok for the most part except for screwing up my optical drives. There is an outstanding bug #57502 (re JMicron chipsets) on this but eta is unknown.
Some more detail would help.
TIA.
Unlikely the last person in power witha half decent foreign policy (particularly as regards the US) was Paul Keating.
"'Upgrading' to JSF theoretically will reduce the crippling maintenance costs associated with the F-111, but at the expense of a lot of our strategic strike capabilities."
The USA would not be adverse to Australia having no independent strategic strike capacity, unless they have some control. So I don't think we will see the source code.