But would not need to heat the water ( and who says it has to be water... ) to 100 C if the pressure were reduced. And now that I am thinking on it, dont some dissimiliar metals produce current in the presence of heat? I keep thinking piezoelectric, but I know that is not it. Bimetallic junctions?
And I would hope that they would keep the live steam away from the operators.
Brings a new meaning to BOFH, eh?
And, my parting shot of sillyness:
If you cant stand the heat, keep out of the datacenter.
I intended my point a bit different than you seem to have taken it. And I think I took yours differently than you meant it.
The point was to have been that whatever sentencing they are doing for murderers seems to be working, if the reoffence rate is 5%. So, it seems to be working. Locking them up for longer is probably not warranted, was my point ( unless it be proved that longer sentences drive that percentage lower, and the false positive rate is also very low ).
Of course you need to make sure it is working correctly.
And it does make sense to log into the system, but if it is a server, and the services running on it are responding as expected, one might ( unwisely ) decide it is working without logging onto the machine directly. Especially if the issue was something that affected other machines, and they all need to be brought back to life.
Why would anyone vote, if they had to wonder about the results?
Apathy is a real issue, but why allow "why vote, my vote will not be tallied as I want it tallied anyway" to the many reasons people come up with for not voting?
I heard that a doctor had a patient who had an aluminum pin in their arm. Doc decided it was OK, since it was the iron things that were attracted to the magnet. Supposedly, the pin cooked the flesh around it, as it got hot due to induced currents from the moving field. Might have been one of those "dont let this happen to you" kind of tails, or maybe even nothing at all.
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I was kinda tongue in cheek there.
But would not need to heat the water ( and
who says it has to be water... ) to 100 C
if the pressure were reduced. And now that
I am thinking on it, dont some dissimiliar
metals produce current in the presence of
heat? I keep thinking piezoelectric, but
I know that is not it. Bimetallic junctions?
And I would hope that they would keep the
live steam away from the operators.
Brings a new meaning to BOFH, eh?
And, my parting shot of sillyness:
If you cant stand the heat, keep out of the datacenter.
The nice part is that in the future old people will not yell at
kids to get off their lawn, they will send emails!
No, the datacenter will be alive and well, here is why.
Chips are running faster and faster and hotter and hotter.
Right now, there is not enough heat to produce steam. Soon there
will be.
Soon, we will be using the heat of the chips to produce steam to
generate electricity to produce part of the electricity to run
the datacenter.
This will only work well when the equipment density is high,
therefore, we will continue to have datacenters.
Good point.
I suppose one would have to do a study on the issue.
If 95% will not reoffend, then clearly ( unless our goal is vengance )
we should not execute.
I intended my point a bit different than you seem to have taken it.
And I think I took yours differently than you meant it.
The point was to have been that whatever sentencing they are doing
for murderers seems to be working, if the reoffence rate is 5%.
So, it seems to be working. Locking them up for longer is probably
not warranted, was my point ( unless it be proved that longer sentences
drive that percentage lower, and the false positive rate is also
very low ).
Conversly, if the number is correct, 95% wont reoffend,
clearly, we should keep them all locked up?
Apparently, a world view shared by OJ during
his wild white bronco ride toward Mexico.
No, see, it would have been 25%, but since it is light, 12.5%.
We should sell their poor cheap oil!
Seriously, figuring out a way to send food into
NK would be an excellent way to upset thier
apple cart ( pun intended ).
Of course you need to make sure it is working correctly.
And it does make sense to log into the system, but if it
is a server, and the services running on it are responding
as expected, one might ( unwisely ) decide it is working
without logging onto the machine directly. Especially
if the issue was something that affected other machines,
and they all need to be brought back to life.
I think you didnt read the post.
The scenario is that they replaced the motherboard.
No OS install required.
Good point.
Jail time for all.
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Yes, because that is a critical distinction to make.
So, make it a percentage of income rather than a fixed amount.
Look at tax statements going back n years.
Why would anyone vote, if they had to wonder about the results?
Apathy is a real issue, but why allow "why vote, my vote will not
be tallied as I want it tallied anyway" to the many reasons people
come up with for not voting?
Have the hacking give the vote to someone who wasnt running
in the first place. There *might* be a reaction then.
But God does agree that that statement is true.
I know.
Viva la difference?
Maybe because she believes in letting bygones be bygones?
That is mine.
Dang kids, get off my lawn!
I understand. :-)
Sometimes I want to trade the spousal unit
for a dispousal unit.
( You know I was kidding before, I presume... )
Ah, inside the room.
Never went inside the room.
I heard that a doctor had a patient who had an aluminum
pin in their arm. Doc decided it was OK, since it was
the iron things that were attracted to the magnet.
Supposedly, the pin cooked the flesh around it, as it
got hot due to induced currents from the moving field.
Might have been one of those "dont let this happen to
you" kind of tails, or maybe even nothing at all.
Sure.
If you have a PET, and you dont want it, send it to me.
I am starting an old computer museum, and I dont have
one of those yet.