How about a battery backed-up PSU, with the battery inside the PSU itself? The host OS detects that AC power drops out, simulates no-power. When AC power returns, "start computer". Yes it's unlikely, but not particularly difficult, and some people need to worry about it actually.
If you can find a way to easily make sure that the thing has no power left inside, and it looks like commodity hardware, then it's probably ok. But even then, what if it doesn't have a normal BIOS, but instead boots straight into an emulator?
While interesting, that browser only presents another page in a frame, it doesn't actually render it itself. Now, if someone creates a html rendering engine in Ajax, then I'm impressed.
Besides, I made the joke up myself, haven't heard it before, and I'm a regular. Did I miss something, somewhere?
Actually they're not doing any evil, they're simply following standard practice. They don't have to be the ones to create eternal peace just because they say "Do No Evil". Notice that they're not saying "Do Only Good And Be Perfect".
Effectively, this is not their problem, it's an issue between China and Taiwan.
Yes, you are way too cynical. You fail to remember that talking about your favourite foods and how to make them is a safe field because it's easy, not because it's the only non-taboo topic. Try talking about the recent development in the relations between Japan and North Korea, and how to go about reunification in a foreign language. This won't be a problem in Japanese (unless hte person is completely uninterested), but it is in English. Discussing complicated topics requires Deep Insight in a language, and since many Japanese don't have this (for English), it's safer and more convenient to talk about easy stuff, or keep silent.
Thank you:). This is in fact one of the 10 most misunderstood things about relativity, including the fact that the Big Bang wasn't an explosion from a point. I read an extremely good article explaining all this in SciAm, perhaps last year or so.
It works in the same way as how distant galaxies move away from us. The distant galaxies are moving away at faster than light speed, but it's because the space in between is stretching, not because of actual FTL movement of the galaxy.
In the same way, a kid can grow fast, and the nerves will seem to grow faster suddenly, but actually they are merely stretching out. This is what causes hypertension by the time they reach their early teens.
As the kid gets older, and eventually middle-aged, the nerves grow and catch up with development. In later years, the nerves will have grown so long that singnals will take longer time to reach their destination, causing longer reaction times. On the other hand, there is the benefit from increased wisdom, coming from the ability to hold longer thoughts in the nerves.
As the peron is reaching the endpoint of his life, at around 80 years of age on average, the nerves will have grown immensely, making him a treasure trove of deep thought and information. This can be hard to ascertain though, as the sheer nerve-length means they now have to grow in circles in the limited space of the human body. This means that you will often hear the wisdom of the past, as thoughts that started in one end, reach the other. The cramped conditions also predispose for spontaneous reconnections between nerves, causing apparently random changes of subject. Moreover, the spiralling structure of the nerve system entail a circular nature of the information coming out, meaning you'll have to listen to the same story multiple times.
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If you can find a way to easily make sure that the thing has no power left inside, and it looks like commodity hardware, then it's probably ok. But even then, what if it doesn't have a normal BIOS, but instead boots straight into an emulator?
The possibilities are endless...
Or mod the chip that handles the code authentication.
Damn you. Now that I read your post I did so too.
The content will be on Kazaa, sized to fit on the Chinese disc media.
Jump And Verify Accumulator If Shift By Eight Totals Three Empty Registers
In fact, it's so advanced that I have no clue what it does! (though it looks like a UML-tool of sorts)
..and a mouth! But you have to twist it to feed it.
I never relly understood that one. Was there a meaning to it, or just a random blurb for his logo?
Yes, there's a lot of good software that doesn't exist on linux. You say Acid, I add Renoise, VST and DirectX plugins.
Children getting increased sunshine exposure in Australia would give improvement in health?
The use of a term or expression can be said to be loose.
Besides, I made the joke up myself, haven't heard it before, and I'm a regular. Did I miss something, somewhere?
Will this be a web-based browser?
Effectively, this is not their problem, it's an issue between China and Taiwan.
I would say that just because the US government is insidious and aggressive, doesn't mean the chinese government isn't.
Yes, you are way too cynical. You fail to remember that talking about your favourite foods and how to make them is a safe field because it's easy, not because it's the only non-taboo topic. Try talking about the recent development in the relations between Japan and North Korea, and how to go about reunification in a foreign language. This won't be a problem in Japanese (unless hte person is completely uninterested), but it is in English. Discussing complicated topics requires Deep Insight in a language, and since many Japanese don't have this (for English), it's safer and more convenient to talk about easy stuff, or keep silent.
"My eyes! The goggles do nothing!"
Your window.
Thank you :). This is in fact one of the 10 most misunderstood things about relativity, including the fact that the Big Bang wasn't an explosion from a point. I read an extremely good article explaining all this in SciAm, perhaps last year or so.
Yes, it runs on Veto Power(tm).
Liquid cooling. Moves all the heat to a convenient place for dissipation.
In the same way, a kid can grow fast, and the nerves will seem to grow faster suddenly, but actually they are merely stretching out. This is what causes hypertension by the time they reach their early teens.
As the kid gets older, and eventually middle-aged, the nerves grow and catch up with development. In later years, the nerves will have grown so long that singnals will take longer time to reach their destination, causing longer reaction times. On the other hand, there is the benefit from increased wisdom, coming from the ability to hold longer thoughts in the nerves.
As the peron is reaching the endpoint of his life, at around 80 years of age on average, the nerves will have grown immensely, making him a treasure trove of deep thought and information. This can be hard to ascertain though, as the sheer nerve-length means they now have to grow in circles in the limited space of the human body. This means that you will often hear the wisdom of the past, as thoughts that started in one end, reach the other. The cramped conditions also predispose for spontaneous reconnections between nerves, causing apparently random changes of subject. Moreover, the spiralling structure of the nerve system entail a circular nature of the information coming out, meaning you'll have to listen to the same story multiple times.
Is the EU somehow involved?
But you won't get any details from the manufacturers unless you enable the NDA suppository.
And the encryption stuff won't be available for linux.