It wont be a problem. The carbon ribbon doesnt weigh much - and when 10,000 miles of silver foil lands on a town, someone will just open a beowulf cluster of christmas wrappping stores.
According to PhysOrg, physicists in Europe, California and at Ohio University now have found a way to manipulate the spin of an electron with a jolt of voltage from a battery
Update: researchers are now stunned to discover they can manipulate the spin with a jolt of voltage of electricity from any source.
It a good productive use of the military's time and technology I think. From now on all wars should be decided without shooting.
We could have a dance-off competition on the battlefield or something.
Just make sure theres no morris dancers in the ranks and we'd gain immediate respect from any opposition forces.
Yeah I thought the same. Not the insulated cables tho - wouldnt there be problems caused on the mobo due to the changes in capacitance between all the conductive tracks?
Yeah they're well on the way. They've got the business plan, they've got the billions of dollars of funding and they've built the nanofactory.
Now they just need to find some really tiny,tiny,tiny,tiny people to work inside. Maybe they could use trained ants? They wouldn't ask for much, maybe a grain of sugar a day tops.
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I know Jesus. How hard can it be to rip out all the seats, and throw in some multicolored bean bags and a couple of Segways?
Its easy peasy to decrypt random data.
You just roll some dice, then use them as the key.
Only when they unplug it from the electrodes inserted into its brain.
Well done. You have out-nerded the nerd.
You have won slashdot.
This site will now close.
Don't you worry your pretty little head about it.
I'm sold. Does anyone have the .torrent for it?
Thankyou, Caractacus Potts.
It tastes great and after youve eaten it you can wipe your chin with its carcass!
Its lunch and a napkin.
Damn. I clicked the link. Thats 30 seconds of my life I wont get back.
It wont be a problem. The carbon ribbon doesnt weigh much - and when 10,000 miles of silver foil lands on a town, someone will just open a beowulf cluster of christmas wrappping stores.
Heh. Cooler than the suit with 'Lawyer' on the sleeve.
Man. THAT would take some explaining if Mars was already occupied...
Maybe people who have had the same homepage since they bought their machine and don't know how to change it.
Yes. And if you slide it all the way to the right - and then keep going, you get whatever you typed in for free.
A Cylon walks into a Starbucks.....
I hope this isnt the same server that is used to guide the rockets or theres gonna be a hell of a lot more dead cows
According to PhysOrg, physicists in Europe, California and at Ohio University now have found a way to manipulate the spin of an electron with a jolt of voltage from a battery
Update: researchers are now stunned to discover they can manipulate the spin with a jolt of voltage of electricity from any source.
Not just batteries.
Yeah. And if we started cloning them, it'd be called 'mirroring'.
My brain only thinks about 2 things. Either food or sex.
It must run a Reduced Instruction Set.
If the gods of UK daytime TV, Richard and Judy say its worth having, thats good enough for me.
Where do I sign up?
It a good productive use of the military's time and technology I think. From now on all wars should be decided without shooting. We could have a dance-off competition on the battlefield or something. Just make sure theres no morris dancers in the ranks and we'd gain immediate respect from any opposition forces.
A prototype of the later is believed to the world's smallest flying web server.
Support: 'The sites gonna be down for a while, the servers crashed.'
User: 'Dos attack or something?'
Support: 'No. It crashed literally.....into a tree'
Yeah I thought the same. Not the insulated cables tho - wouldnt there be problems caused on the mobo due to the changes in capacitance between all the conductive tracks?
Capacitance changes with dialetric right?
Thats one of them analogue computers. Doesnt work out primes but its great at differentiation.
Personally, I think the greatest advance in light sabre technology came with the advent of rechargable batteries.
It was a godsend to duelling Jedis, because they no longer had to plug them in while they were fighting...
Yeah they're well on the way. They've got the business plan, they've got the billions of dollars of funding and they've built the nanofactory.
Now they just need to find some really tiny,tiny,tiny,tiny people to work inside. Maybe they could use trained ants? They wouldn't ask for much, maybe a grain of sugar a day tops.