Diamonds burn in pure oxygen at about 1320 degrees Fahrenheit. In air (which is about 20% oxygen), the temperature raises to around 1560 degrees Fahrenheit.
Also, when a diamond burns in O2, it converts completely to CO2. No ash is produced.
I don't know about regular lighters, but crack lighters can get well above 2000F.
The goal is to continue to reduce the risk of a back-end data exposure.
Surely you didn't think that photocopying your ass wouldn't get patented, did you.
The iPod was launched in November 2001 but Apple waited until July 2002 to file for a patent; Microsoft snuck in to license some of the technology the previous May.
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but the tentacle scene was a bit gratuitous.
Diamonds burn in pure oxygen at about 1320 degrees Fahrenheit. In air (which is about 20% oxygen), the temperature raises to around 1560 degrees Fahrenheit.
Also, when a diamond burns in O2, it converts completely to CO2. No ash is produced.
I don't know about regular lighters, but crack lighters can get well above 2000F.
Diamonds are a hell of a drug.
Actually, diamonds are only metastable at standard temperature and pressure.
Eventually, they convert to graphite.
Granted, this will take a (long) while, but it's really more accurate to say graphite is forever.
I don't know about the structure of the ADNR, but it might be even more prone to conversion or sublimation than diamond.
The goal is to continue to reduce the risk of a back-end data exposure. Surely you didn't think that photocopying your ass wouldn't get patented, did you.
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What will Microsoft think of next?
Attack of the Show is more like a cross between Slashdot and Fark, but clean enough for television.
That's because Slashdot and Fark are where they get 90% of their material.
Ummm...
Hmmmm...
It's got some really hot Finnish chicks in it.
Pwned by a door.
Yeah, I see this really taking off.
I can soon have a solar powered bulletproof jacket that enhances my strength, protects me from cell phone emissions, and displays DVDs?
Not sure, but I do believe they ran the tests on Spud Servers.
At some point, decryption techniques will evolve to translate it to something cool.
that a site called Gizmag would be telling me about the coming of man-made meat?
You might say this in jest, but I'd be interested in hearing what ethical vegetarians think about eating cruelty-free meat.
That's an order son.
Turns out it's really spammers.
Ms DiDio's report has been here since November 2004.
HIV and tractors?
One helps you plow and the other can be the result after getting plowed?
Would it look like a tree?
Would it make a great way to interface with tree-like neural structures?
The iPod was launched in November 2001 but Apple waited until July 2002 to file for a patent; Microsoft snuck in to license some of the technology the previous May.
Doesn't previous art count for anything anymore?
Anyone remember Streambox?
I don't think Real was whining about the DMCA then.
I hope their new logo isn't as easily confused with a feminine hygine product.
I am now dumber for the effort.
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They support screaming fast 20g moves up to 45 inches / second...and even higher, depending upon the surface.
Will they support 20G impacts when I throw the damn thing against the wall after I am fragged by a LAN hacker for the n-th time?
Is that over or under Microsoft's par?