Some poeple are too young, too old or two weak to be immunised. Then is also a small percentage of poeple that even though they were immunised, they have lost protection or it failed somehow.
Either way, a number of poeple in the community are at risk due to no fault of their own, and when selfish asshats decided to go un-imunsed due to some rubbish they read in a chain letter it puts people at risk.
More than just beer, all fermented products are a staple of civilisation - for both food preserving and flavour. You mention bread and cheese, but there is also yoghurt, salami, soy sauce, tofu & black tea just to mention a few.
Whilst I dont see our space farers making salami any time soon, fermented plant and fungus proteins would certainly be an option.
You might be lucky enough to have been born in a society where you can achieve a lot though hard work, but most of the world's poor arent so fortunate. The sad fact is that there are many places in the world where hard work is the bare minimum required to survive, and poeple can never get ahead no matter how much harder they work because there are no opportunities or resources or education.
Matrox are still making some serious professional 2D video cards, my favourite at the moment is a low profile quad head card we use with our operator workstations. They are no good for 3D graphics, but in many situations that's perfectly fine.
"Negotiate" is a loose term - really it's just some fixed resistances across the data pins that set USB charging mode. This can be built into the plug without any extra copper in the cable.
That said for the portable device on the other end to recognise charging mode it also needs to see some fixed resistance, which would need to be build into the far end plug too.
It's not the total mass.... it's how tightly that mass is compressed. For a black hole it so tight that it becomes a tiny point - a sigularity. Now, since gravity depends on both mass and distance, there is a relatively small radius around that singularity where gravitational forces become extreme.
You cant do the same thing with an active star. Even at the surface, too much of the star's material is too far away to cause enough gravity to trap light. If you go further and go tunnel inside a star, the material above you acts in the oposite direction and cances out some of the gravitational pull. You can never get those same extreme forces.
- If you're building a road in the bush, it's for freight transport, so that means extensive earthworks and groud prep to make it solid enough. - Even dry areas have huge flash floods so you need decent drainage too. - Plus you have to pay the contrstruction workers big $$$ to build roads in the middle of no-where - Plus support infrastructure like construction camps etc.
I had a mate who had a few kilometers of fibre cable deployed outside of their refinery area in africa. Unsurprisingly, some enterprising bugger would come along and dig it up, hack into it only to discover it wasn't copper. That in itself wouldnt be too bad - I mean it's not the end of the world to pull a bit of slack and splice the ends together.
Unfortunately the same would-be copper thief would then travel along the cable a few more metres and try again... and again. Just in case it changed you know?
At least in Australia, the majority of the strict border security is for a tangible reason - biological quarantine. The Customs officers are not dumb security grunts, but generally polite and intelligent poeple who want to protect our country from a large number of ignorant and selfish travellers.
We have a regular TV show highlighting some of the more interesting events and the number of poeple who claim "it's not food, it's ingredient" when illegally importing pickled bug larve or something equally ridiculous is just staggering. It's not like we make it difficult to be informed either - there are signs and pamplets in 17 different languages, a questionaire enrey card, and amnesty bins as you arrive.
hahahaha, that is one of the most naieve plans I have every heard.
Do you think they will believe the "belongs to someone else" excuse? At the very least they will ask you to name that family member and contact them for the password, keeping you in detention for several hours (or days) until it happens.
I think you're forgetting that solar insolation currently dwarfs any human energy generation by several orders of magnitude. Just the changes in the solar cycle cause more of an impact than the energy/heat we produce.
I was mauled by bed bugs once - every part of my body below my neck was covered in ictchy red bite marks - hundreds of them - and they didnt go away for weeks. It was both painful and embarasing, luckily I could get away with business attire and no-one could see them.
After that experience I'd be a bit upset / obsessed if was posting a review too.
That's one of the most naieve things I've ever read.
Plenty of high intelligent and professional people do the bare minimum / take shortcuts it comes to getting their application to work. Good and secure system administration is about as far as you can get from "bare minimum".
As much as I agre with you, the problem has always been that almost no technology has had 100% penetration. IrDA was pretty good but not complete, Bluetooth has been better but the pairing can be tedious, and NFC is pretty poor so far.
As shitty as it may be, the goreat thing about using acoustic transfer is that by definition, *every* phone has a speaker and microphone. That's pretty handy for low speed data requirements.
If you follow mining/resources you should be good.
Until recently Australia would have been good - apparently Perth has something like 2/3 or the worlds mining/oil & gas software development. Plus all those mines need enviros too.
With the gold price drop it has weakened a bit and people are nervous, but it will recover and settle down again soon.
You wont be getting ADSL at $30 per month without including line rental, that makes it more like $60 per month. Even Naked DSL has higher fees to cover the line.
$50 per month to get a comparable NBN plan sounds like a saving to me.
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I beg to differ.
I was amased at the difference in speed and bulk when I switched from firefox to Chrome a year or two ago. The difference was like night and day.
Can you be more arrogant?
Some poeple are too young, too old or two weak to be immunised. Then is also a small percentage of poeple that even though they were immunised, they have lost protection or it failed somehow.
Either way, a number of poeple in the community are at risk due to no fault of their own, and when selfish asshats decided to go un-imunsed due to some rubbish they read in a chain letter it puts people at risk.
Easy solution, use a hydrocyclone. This uses cenfrifugal forces to seperate particles from water.
More than just beer, all fermented products are a staple of civilisation - for both food preserving and flavour. You mention bread and cheese, but there is also yoghurt, salami, soy sauce, tofu & black tea just to mention a few.
Whilst I dont see our space farers making salami any time soon, fermented plant and fungus proteins would certainly be an option.
Yeah, random chance.
You might be lucky enough to have been born in a society where you can achieve a lot though hard work, but most of the world's poor arent so fortunate. The sad fact is that there are many places in the world where hard work is the bare minimum required to survive, and poeple can never get ahead no matter how much harder they work because there are no opportunities or resources or education.
Matrox are still making some serious professional 2D video cards, my favourite at the moment is a low profile quad head card we use with our operator workstations. They are no good for 3D graphics, but in many situations that's perfectly fine.
I disagre. Statistics show your risk of being involved in an accident increase when you are travelling significantly less thn the limit.
The best speed to drive is the same speed as everyone else.
You can still decant the amount you'll be drinking that night (e.g. usign a fast breather) and leave the rest in the box for another day.
Seriously, was that so hard to figure out?
Just the tip you say???
"Negotiate" is a loose term - really it's just some fixed resistances across the data pins that set USB charging mode. This can be built into the plug without any extra copper in the cable.
That said for the portable device on the other end to recognise charging mode it also needs to see some fixed resistance, which would need to be build into the far end plug too.
It's not the total mass.... it's how tightly that mass is compressed. For a black hole it so tight that it becomes a tiny point - a sigularity. Now, since gravity depends on both mass and distance, there is a relatively small radius around that singularity where gravitational forces become extreme.
You cant do the same thing with an active star. Even at the surface, too much of the star's material is too far away to cause enough gravity to trap light. If you go further and go tunnel inside a star, the material above you acts in the oposite direction and cances out some of the gravitational pull. You can never get those same extreme forces.
It's more like a million per kilometer.
- If you're building a road in the bush, it's for freight transport, so that means extensive earthworks and groud prep to make it solid enough.
- Even dry areas have huge flash floods so you need decent drainage too.
- Plus you have to pay the contrstruction workers big $$$ to build roads in the middle of no-where
- Plus support infrastructure like construction camps etc.
I had a mate who had a few kilometers of fibre cable deployed outside of their refinery area in africa. Unsurprisingly, some enterprising bugger would come along and dig it up, hack into it only to discover it wasn't copper. That in itself wouldnt be too bad - I mean it's not the end of the world to pull a bit of slack and splice the ends together.
Unfortunately the same would-be copper thief would then travel along the cable a few more metres and try again... and again. Just in case it changed you know?
At least in Australia, the majority of the strict border security is for a tangible reason - biological quarantine. The Customs officers are not dumb security grunts, but generally polite and intelligent poeple who want to protect our country from a large number of ignorant and selfish travellers.
We have a regular TV show highlighting some of the more interesting events and the number of poeple who claim "it's not food, it's ingredient" when illegally importing pickled bug larve or something equally ridiculous is just staggering. It's not like we make it difficult to be informed either - there are signs and pamplets in 17 different languages, a questionaire enrey card, and amnesty bins as you arrive.
hahahaha, that is one of the most naieve plans I have every heard.
Do you think they will believe the "belongs to someone else" excuse? At the very least they will ask you to name that family member and contact them for the password, keeping you in detention for several hours (or days) until it happens.
I think you're forgetting that solar insolation currently dwarfs any human energy generation by several orders of magnitude. Just the changes in the solar cycle cause more of an impact than the energy/heat we produce.
I was mauled by bed bugs once - every part of my body below my neck was covered in ictchy red bite marks - hundreds of them - and they didnt go away for weeks. It was both painful and embarasing, luckily I could get away with business attire and no-one could see them.
After that experience I'd be a bit upset / obsessed if was posting a review too.
That's one of the most naieve things I've ever read.
Plenty of high intelligent and professional people do the bare minimum / take shortcuts it comes to getting their application to work. Good and secure system administration is about as far as you can get from "bare minimum".
I would think it's just hybrid vigor
As much as I agre with you, the problem has always been that almost no technology has had 100% penetration. IrDA was pretty good but not complete, Bluetooth has been better but the pairing can be tedious, and NFC is pretty poor so far.
As shitty as it may be, the goreat thing about using acoustic transfer is that by definition, *every* phone has a speaker and microphone. That's pretty handy for low speed data requirements.
Jamming GPS is selfish and foolish - you'll also jame other people's GPS tens or even hundreds of metres away.
GPS is such a weak signal that you'll get better results sticking some tinfoil (or better yet, lead sheet) over the antenna.
If you follow mining/resources you should be good.
Until recently Australia would have been good - apparently Perth has something like 2/3 or the worlds mining/oil & gas software development. Plus all those mines need enviros too.
With the gold price drop it has weakened a bit and people are nervous, but it will recover and settle down again soon.
but a religion implies some organization
No.... organised religion implies some organisation. Plenty of people have beliefs and dont follow an organised religion.
Regardless, the fact that they are registering churches implies it is an organised religion anyway.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing, something still has to initiate a pairing process.....unless there's another backdoor for that
You wont be getting ADSL at $30 per month without including line rental, that makes it more like $60 per month. Even Naked DSL has higher fees to cover the line.
$50 per month to get a comparable NBN plan sounds like a saving to me.