You don't need to generate electricity to run airconditioners to cool a building down. All you need to do is cover the whole city with a giant mirror to reflect the solar heat back up into space.
In effect they would be pumping heat from the desert to more temperate climes, making the desert colder and the temperate area hotter. I'd like to see the econuts comment on that.
No, you should not make observations like that. It is pure heresy and you will burn in the hell of global warming.
The tundra was created by the Gods in an intelligent design, to confuse us and make us think that the earth is older than 6000 years.
Also, the increased farming area that the tundra offers, will destroy the whole famine and food aid industry - therefore we need to keep the earth cool.
I have at least 6 DVD players in the house, of which 3 are actually connected to TVs, but they haven't been used in years, except to play music CDs (or load computer software). DVD players are becoming irrelivant due to PVRs, cable and satellite services. The DVD copying paranoia will just hasten its demise.
At least one LEO satellite has been shot down by the US air force, though they said it was by accident. Obviously they won't talk about the times they did it on purpose.
for Imperial Terrorists and Kings - Boom, Boom, Bang Bang, lie down, you're dead...
(with aplogies to Pink Floyd)
Fortunately, web sites are a really bad substitute for real training facilities. If all wannabe terrs would play WOW instead, the world would certainly be a better place.
"half the troubleshooting these days seems to be made 100 times worse by
the presense of other devices using other protocols in the same frequency bands." Well, this old microwave oven with the broken door that I have lying around is really good at eliminating other interfering devices...;-)
I think the problem is that the total abortion that was FreeSWAN, put all geeks permanently off of IPSEC. Unless IPSEC has been improved beyond belief, I certainly won't bother with it.
I use SSH for everything, because it is easy to set up, it is known to be secure and it has wonderful debug capabilities built in.
PopTop - Ugh. This is known to be insecure, so why bother setting it up?
You should try SSH. Much easier to set up. Runs on any OS. Known to be secure. Easy to tunnel Windows networking over it. Robust. Built-in debug capability.
Amazing! ONE manufacturer that is not a total friggen dolt. Any half decent EPROM programmer can be configured to generate random or data list based numbers to be used for passwords. Therefore, the manufacturers that ship millions of devices with exactly the same settings should be clobbered with clue sticks.
"My computer is protected and on the other side of a firewall." Therefore you need not care. You have already done the right thing.
However, all the el'cheapo WiFi routers have the WiFi modem on the INSIDE of the firewall. Ordinary home users do not realize this.
A hallmark of religion is circular logic and circular myths.
A good example of evolution in rapid action is the constant changes in influenza viruses. It only takes a few weeks for a flu virus to mutate sufficiently to become infectious again in a previously immune host.
You should read this essay by Prof. Thomas Huxley (a personal friend of Charles Darwin):
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/huxley/CE2/OrS.html
It is from the Huxley Files:
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/huxley/
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Water vapour is a much more powerful greenhouse gas than CO2. All irrigation projects should be stopped...
50 Farad? That is a freakin huge capacitor, not a unit of temperature... ;-)
Yes, those funny Americans really luuurve their old British Imperial Units of measure. I'm surprised that they don't have 12 dimes to a Dollar... ;-)
50 Kelvin? That is freakin cold. 50 Celsius? That is freakin hot.
Instant KFC...
You don't need to generate electricity to run airconditioners to cool a building down. All you need to do is cover the whole city with a giant mirror to reflect the solar heat back up into space.
In effect they would be pumping heat from the desert to more temperate climes, making the desert colder and the temperate area hotter. I'd like to see the econuts comment on that.
No, you should not make observations like that. It is pure heresy and you will burn in the hell of global warming. The tundra was created by the Gods in an intelligent design, to confuse us and make us think that the earth is older than 6000 years. Also, the increased farming area that the tundra offers, will destroy the whole famine and food aid industry - therefore we need to keep the earth cool.
I have at least 6 DVD players in the house, of which 3 are actually connected to TVs, but they haven't been used in years, except to play music CDs (or load computer software). DVD players are becoming irrelivant due to PVRs, cable and satellite services. The DVD copying paranoia will just hasten its demise.
At least one LEO satellite has been shot down by the US air force, though they said it was by accident. Obviously they won't talk about the times they did it on purpose.
AFAIK, the Russian space station Mir, had a 20mm gun mounted onboard.
for Imperial Terrorists and Kings - Boom, Boom, Bang Bang, lie down, you're dead... (with aplogies to Pink Floyd) Fortunately, web sites are a really bad substitute for real training facilities. If all wannabe terrs would play WOW instead, the world would certainly be a better place.
Oh man, "a few dozen" and I thought having four in my bedroom is a little excessive...
are doing fine with only one button...
One would think that the earth has good enough weeds already. Just take some dandelion seeds to Mars. I'm sure they will grow beautifully...
Ever heard of CDROM distributions?
The way to evaluate old hardware is by booting up a CD. If it works OK, then install a full version.
Hmm, the electricity bill will also be about $49,999 per year.
Same as running the odometer backwards with an electric drill...
"half the troubleshooting these days seems to be made 100 times worse by the presense of other devices using other protocols in the same frequency bands." Well, this old microwave oven with the broken door that I have lying around is really good at eliminating other interfering devices... ;-)
I think the problem is that the total abortion that was FreeSWAN, put all geeks permanently off of IPSEC. Unless IPSEC has been improved beyond belief, I certainly won't bother with it.
I use SSH for everything, because it is easy to set up, it is known to be secure and it has wonderful debug capabilities built in.
PopTop - Ugh. This is known to be insecure, so why bother setting it up? You should try SSH. Much easier to set up. Runs on any OS. Known to be secure. Easy to tunnel Windows networking over it. Robust. Built-in debug capability.
Amazing! ONE manufacturer that is not a total friggen dolt. Any half decent EPROM programmer can be configured to generate random or data list based numbers to be used for passwords. Therefore, the manufacturers that ship millions of devices with exactly the same settings should be clobbered with clue sticks.
"My computer is protected and on the other side of a firewall." Therefore you need not care. You have already done the right thing. However, all the el'cheapo WiFi routers have the WiFi modem on the INSIDE of the firewall. Ordinary home users do not realize this.
Actually RC4 is pretty damn good. It is the implementations thereof that are bad.
A hallmark of religion is circular logic and circular myths. A good example of evolution in rapid action is the constant changes in influenza viruses. It only takes a few weeks for a flu virus to mutate sufficiently to become infectious again in a previously immune host. You should read this essay by Prof. Thomas Huxley (a personal friend of Charles Darwin): http://aleph0.clarku.edu/huxley/CE2/OrS.html It is from the Huxley Files: http://aleph0.clarku.edu/huxley/