A ~0.2 kg block of pure Gd148 (~1 in^3) initially yields ~120 watts, sufficient in theory to meet the complete basal power needs of an entire human body for ~1 century (given suitable nucleochemical energy conversion and load buffering mechanisms, and a sufficiently well-divided structure).
So, could this also be used to power a laptop?
Imagine a laptop battery that doesn't have to be recharged, ever.
Sure, the cost would be greater, but imagine the savings.
If you have 7 feet and divide by 3, you still have 7.33.. feet, and you can write it that way. To write 7 ft. 4 in. is more accurate, but the two are synonymous.
Likewise to 7 meters divided by 3 is 7.33.. meters or 7 meter 3 decimeters 3 centimeters...3 nanometers...etc.
I don't think divide means what you think it means.
7 meters divided by 3 is 2.33 meters. 7 feet divided by 3 is 28 inches (2 ft 4 in)
And how doe every photo of the formation, from all kinds of different angles, all see the same spiral that the 3D twisting project into to the observer? Someone watching on-axis would see that perfect spiral, but not all the observers at all the angles.
It would take maybe 1-2 hours to cross Norway from west to east so far north. So if the missile was launched north-east of norway most of northern norway would be on the same axis.
When posting things to facebook I usually limit pictures etc to "friends of friends". I like to think my friends are just as selective on who they add as friends as I am. The whole web-of-trust-thing.
By adding everyone you shred that web. Imagine someone stalking a friend of you. Instead of stalking him/her directly, they try to add friends from her friendlist to get close to him/her.
Luke uses a compass to navigate, Lisa is wearing a black shirt, Simon is wearing an orange shirt, Steve is wearing a red shirt, Christine is a couch potato, Lindsay is wearing a brown shirt.
1.) Which woman is wearing a shirt the color of snow?
2.) Which man is wearing a shirt the color of grass?
Yeah, the nerves of these software companies! I heard a company called Macromedia (well, Adobe now I guess) also installs updates to Internet Explorer and Firefox. Some kind of flash-thing. HOW DARE THEY?!;-)
No please, that sounds just perfect for a computer I want to give away to an elderly man. He just needs something that lets him choose between email, web and perhaps messenger. Hmm, perhaps something like OLPC, just that it's OLPElderly instead:-)
Yes, it's better. Smokers can go outside to smoke, or just leave their cigarettes at home.
A person with astma/allergies can't just leave it at home or go outside.
Another problem with 50/50 smoking/non-smoking at restaurants is when you go out with a group of people, the group will usually end up in the smoking sections, even though the smokers are in minority. "got to think of the nicotine addicts".
I would believe the same would be true if we actually had a choice of smoking or non-smoking venues. The non-smoking venues would almost be empty because every group has a smoker that just dictates where we go, or non-smokers are overly polite and considerate.
Lucky for me, Norway has banned smoking in bars and restaurants. There are some places that have smoke-tents outside though, and if I go out with some friends that wants to sit outside to smoke I prefer sitting inside alone than getting smelly clothes outside. Usually the other non-smokers will follow me inside (someone has to break way first I suppose), and then the smokers follow too;)
And yeah, to get back on track: I'm fat, but I'm trying to change that.
The mainframes, UNIX systems, and other systems that operate the switcing grid are isolated in a section of the building that even their own network engineers can not enter without being padded down to ensure they carry no computer media of any kind. So.. who checks the security guards who lets them in?
Slashdot Mirror
I love seeing when a pop/dance-artist actually does an acoustic set.
Ever heard of milk inc from Belgium?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VAz5cubGGU
I'll be able to format floppies again without slowing down the rest of my work.
Not for long!
A ~0.2 kg block of pure Gd148 (~1 in^3) initially yields ~120 watts, sufficient in theory to meet the complete basal power needs of an entire human body for ~1 century (given suitable nucleochemical energy conversion and load buffering mechanisms, and a sufficiently well-divided structure).
So, could this also be used to power a laptop?
Imagine a laptop battery that doesn't have to be recharged, ever.
Sure, the cost would be greater, but imagine the savings.
How much is the price of Gd148 anyway? :-)
If you have 7 feet and divide by 3, you still have 7.33.. feet, and you can write it that way. To write 7 ft. 4 in. is more accurate, but the two are synonymous.
Likewise to 7 meters divided by 3 is 7.33.. meters or 7 meter 3 decimeters 3 centimeters...3 nanometers...etc.
I don't think divide means what you think it means.
7 meters divided by 3 is 2.33 meters.
7 feet divided by 3 is 28 inches (2 ft 4 in)
And how doe every photo of the formation, from all kinds of different angles, all see the same spiral that the 3D twisting project into to the observer? Someone watching on-axis would see that perfect spiral, but not all the observers at all the angles.
Have you seen northern Norway?
http://www.virtualsources.com/Countries/Europe%20Countries/no-map.gif
It would take maybe 1-2 hours to cross Norway from west to east so far north. So if the missile was launched north-east of norway most of northern norway would be on the same axis.
"I'm here to shoot a pilot"
When posting things to facebook I usually limit pictures etc to "friends of friends". I like to think my friends are just as selective on who they add as friends as I am. The whole web-of-trust-thing.
By adding everyone you shred that web. Imagine someone stalking a friend of you. Instead of stalking him/her directly, they try to add friends from her friendlist to get close to him/her.
Adding people you don't know is stupid.
To use an analogy, let's compare the evidence to a murder trial:
Wait, can you put that in a filesystem developer analogy?
Actually we do.
I wish they could make my phone (Nokia 6110 navigator) larger so I could have a longer lasting battery. But they don't make that phone.
Double the battery would be excellent. Don't even have to double the size, just make it a bit thicker.
Actually, it's the same in norwegian: tretten (13) to nitten (19)
Ofcourse we use a different word, namely tenåring.
In swedish the word is tonåring, and the words are from tretton (13) to nitton (19).
Some other countries, for instance Denmark, just use the word teenager to mean 13-19.
But when I read the article summary, one of the first questions on my mind was... How does it interact with Japanese schoolgirls?
Why, with tentacles ofcourse!
You sir, are a genious :-)
Guess that just proves that a user will only put up with THAT much effort to pass a CAPTCHA before giving up.
But really, a great idea to use reasoning.
Luke uses a compass to navigate, Lisa is wearing a black shirt, Simon is wearing an orange shirt, Steve is wearing a red shirt, Christine is a couch potato, Lindsay is wearing a brown shirt.
1.) Which woman is wearing a shirt the color of snow?
2.) Which man is wearing a shirt the color of grass?
What? :-)
I do use lynx and links on occation, does that count? :-)
Seriously, I use IE6 and I love it. I've tried both firefox and ie7 and I didn't like them.
Harald
Why? To piss these people off ofcourse!
I love my IE6.
Any tips for what card/cameras to get? I've seen both cheap cards and
cameras on ebay but the one card I tested looked like it was
windows only.
Yeah, the nerves of these software companies! I heard a company called Macromedia (well, Adobe now I guess) also installs updates to Internet Explorer and Firefox. Some kind of flash-thing. HOW DARE THEY?! ;-)
For vaccinations, try book #3 :-)
http://www.globetrotterslogbook.com/
I recently bought book #1 (that has a small vaccination register) and I plan to keep it for a while.
No please, that sounds just perfect for a computer I want to give away to an elderly man. He just needs something that lets him choose between email, web and perhaps messenger. Hmm, perhaps something like OLPC, just that it's OLPElderly instead :-)
For those of you who doesn't get the reference: http://bash.org/?104383
Yes, it's better. Smokers can go outside to smoke, or just leave their cigarettes at home. A person with astma/allergies can't just leave it at home or go outside. Another problem with 50/50 smoking/non-smoking at restaurants is when you go out with a group of people, the group will usually end up in the smoking sections, even though the smokers are in minority. "got to think of the nicotine addicts". I would believe the same would be true if we actually had a choice of smoking or non-smoking venues. The non-smoking venues would almost be empty because every group has a smoker that just dictates where we go, or non-smokers are overly polite and considerate. Lucky for me, Norway has banned smoking in bars and restaurants. There are some places that have smoke-tents outside though, and if I go out with some friends that wants to sit outside to smoke I prefer sitting inside alone than getting smelly clothes outside. Usually the other non-smokers will follow me inside (someone has to break way first I suppose), and then the smokers follow too ;)
And yeah, to get back on track: I'm fat, but I'm trying to change that.
They have talking realdolls now?
We went the totally different route and used Video 2000 in our house.
240 minutes per side!