The term of "prior art" needs to be clarified a bit as well : there is prior art if the invention has been made public in any way before filing the patent application.
Hence if inventor Z created the invention first but kept it secret there is no prior art. To the opposite, if inventor A or B made a demo at a salon, talked about it to an industrial, etc, there is prior art and they cannot file an application afterwards.
History has shown that when it comes to Internet businesses, nothing is forever... So if Amazon gives better service and/or better prices Netflix customers will have no remorse switching.
Just what I was thinking... the article even explains how to find the facility : "Lucas Heights facility, on a 70ha site 40km southwest of Sydney's CBD"
It should not be long before someone posts a link to the picture:)
Alright, all there was was a old blocky picture, and now everyone knows that "the bulk of [the] site isn't all that secure"... great move Mr head of ANSTO:)
You shouldn't need to 'emerge -u world' ever; only update the packages for which you actualy need a newer version/feature, or if a security fix has been issued.
Otherwise you won't feel any difference, and essentialy heat the room for nothing. Besides emerge -u world actually creates problem quite often considering forums.gentoo.org.
P.S. : Try an LFS, the l33t h4x0r factor is even higher;)
Exactly. A single bit of technical data is unacceptable.
At least they could have converted the units into something inteligible like library-of-congress-equivalent neutrons per football field.
One of the advantages of the A380 is that it uses 20% less fuel per passenger than the 747. This is certainly takent into account when some company wants to buy new planes.
And I don't think that airplanes will cease to flight 'in a few years' either.
You're right but I guess that most installs on linux distros are made from some repository and not directly from their servers so that would compensate.
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I love Chirac, he always cracks me up ... Only a little more than one year to wait until the next elections, pfiou ...
The term of "prior art" needs to be clarified a bit as well : there is prior art if the invention has been made public in any way before filing the patent application.
Hence if inventor Z created the invention first but kept it secret there is no prior art. To the opposite, if inventor A or B made a demo at a salon, talked about it to an industrial, etc, there is prior art and they cannot file an application afterwards.
Well the bacteria which are supposed to sleep in the ground use a different metabolism which does not use oxygen and will come useful in this cas.
History has shown that when it comes to Internet businesses, nothing is forever ... So if Amazon gives better service and/or better prices Netflix customers will have no remorse switching.
I especially like the related articles on the right :
:)
# Robots find their feet with help of sonar
# Robot camel-jockeys take to the track
# Roaches get a robot buddy
Looks like serious science to me
Just what I was thinking ... the article even explains how to find the facility : "Lucas Heights facility, on a 70ha site 40km southwest of Sydney's CBD"
:)
It should not be long before someone posts a link to the picture
Alright, all there was was a old blocky picture, and now everyone knows that "the bulk of [the] site isn't all that secure" ... great move Mr head of ANSTO :)
This is proof that people are looking for something original apart from the usual tasteless commercial soupe.
IANF, but 80-100C is wayyy to hot for anyone to survive in there for more than a few minutes.
Errr .. I think you made a slight mistake in your calculation :
.05 / (pi * .05) = 1.7x10^-7 Ohms
With more accurate constants and dimensions of l=5cm and diameter=10cm :
2.65.10-8 *
Which gives a power of about 6x10^7 Watts
Unlikely but honestly it would be a good thing.
Google these days seems not a good a it used to be in the field of search engines.
Images considered individually are copies, however the site as a whole is quite different, I think this is what should matter.
Whow they used points on a map to track their progress ... What a mind blowing achievement!
I'm sorry but I can't find anything remotely interresting about this article.
You shouldn't need to 'emerge -u world' ever; only update the packages for which you actualy need a newer version/feature, or if a security fix has been issued.
;)
Otherwise you won't feel any difference, and essentialy heat the room for nothing. Besides emerge -u world actually creates problem quite often considering forums.gentoo.org.
P.S. : Try an LFS, the l33t h4x0r factor is even higher
Stop whining, you're just making up excuses ... If you don't like Windows just switch.
Macs are not all that expensive and despite what you're saying Linux is not going to die any time soon.
Exactly. A single bit of technical data is unacceptable. At least they could have converted the units into something inteligible like library-of-congress-equivalent neutrons per football field.
The EU governents has awarded loans to Airbus, but they must be repaid with interrests.
One of the advantages of the A380 is that it uses 20% less fuel per passenger than the 747. This is certainly takent into account when some company wants to buy new planes. And I don't think that airplanes will cease to flight 'in a few years' either.
You're right but I guess that most installs on linux distros are made from some repository and not directly from their servers so that would compensate.