Given that web workers essentially are a fork(), you can just use standard Unix style IPC with message passing instead of the complexity of shared memory.
Perhaps a good alternative is denser cities, with more spread-out work hours?
With sufficient density and size, your mass transit solution is fairly busy all the time, and with spread out work hours, the peak hour rush can be curtailed to a very large extent.
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Routing tables and layer 2 still exist. It's just a differently sized header, and protocol version.
A reheated curry? *ick*.
So, the white man should be restricted to Europe? Or parts of it?
Including repatriations for all the damage done to the colonies.
Non ex transverso, sed deorsum.
Developing countries: Capital is expensive. Labous is cheap.
Developed countries: Labur is expensive. Capital is cheap.
The best way to trade would be to swap labour and capital, however immiration controls make it hard to move labour around.
Given that web workers essentially are a fork(), you can just use standard Unix style IPC with message passing instead of the complexity of shared memory.
Mostly cheap Android phones though. Phones in the netbook pricing range.
s/France/UK/ and s/England/Ireland/.
I believe that the two substitutions make it a bit more realistic.
Except that you refuse to transfer newer, cleaner nuclear technology and materials for a sane cost.
At which point, economics argues for burning coal.
More like 3% of the Indian population. Also, Bangalore has a lot of Christians, and names taken from the Bible are common.
Unless you go to the mostly Christian state of Kerala, or the North Eastern states.
Hydro? Your base load choices are hydro, geothermal, coal/natural gas and nuclear.
Danegeld.
The time to access data on spinning rust is horribly high. It's not the storage capacity, it's the access time.
Then you need better cities. Funnily enough, the best quality of life I've had has been in densely populated cities, with suburbs sucking horribly.
Neither logic, nor information come from matter.
As for consciousness, that's something we don't have the answers to yet.
Still don't need Christianity, or a god.
Perhaps a good alternative is denser cities, with more spread-out work hours?
With sufficient density and size, your mass transit solution is fairly busy all the time, and with spread out work hours, the peak hour rush can be curtailed to a very large extent.
Actually, I wouldn't know about a big red octagon as a signal to stop.
My familiar stop signal is a human figure standing straight. Or a red circle, sometimes.
As opposed to all those coal mines you don't see?
In what way does the atheistic worldview fail?
Keep in mind that "I don't know", "I don't know yet" and "It is impossible to know, but this is the most probable" are all valid answers.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Indian_Navy_mutiny did more to secure Indian independence than anything Gandhi did.
You want short, to the point meetings. No chitchat. Those work *very* well for introverts.
Introverts are social, just not in person. People in small doses are good.
Quiet introverts are only a communication drain for extroverts. Extroverts are a communication energy drain for inroverts.
So move everything to Mexico. No parts shipping back and forth, just fly the final product out.