It is pretty easy to shield using water, since that's how spent fuel is stored after discharge from commercial plants until it's cool enough to move to dry storage (temperature cool, not radiation). Dry storage works just fine once the thermal loadings are low enough. Casks such as this are present at nearly every nuclear facility that hasn't moved fuel offsite.
Dry storage "works" just fine?
The current problem is not exactly storing a container, but keeping it safe for now and future inhibitants of the area.
I see a class action suit from windows-users against MS, forcing MS to buy the license.
The users bought the office suite which included a functionality which is now being removed. Moreover, MS had the opportunity and responsibility to keep the end-users out of (legal) problems. Also, the EULA stated MS has copyright of the delivered software (which turned out to be a lie).
... stay far away from enemy territory - or on secret peacetime missions could avoid detection or suspicion...
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Of course, since when did 'trust' did any good for peace-time.
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Now military scientists have realised...
Yeah right, scientists! Bunch of bums with brains I call them.
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And those are illegal in the United States.
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The difference between US and China.
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So do not talk about freedom in your signature!
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From the article:
"You're likewise out of luck if you're looking to buy software that lets you copy a DVD onto your laptop's hard drive; it's no longer for sale, at least not in the United States."
Yep, it has been free for a long time, it's called vobcopy and libcss.
I forgot to mention: your network cable is shielded (or at least multiple cable close to each other) which flattens the signal anyway (from the outside seen).
What you are suggesting depends highly on an environment which has no other network cards transmitting which is unlikely, let alone the power cables which have a HUGE influence on the EM-noise you are also receiving. Though the 1/f noise reduction can be applied to some extension, the latter is really high. A focussed antennae might help.
Some MS-crackhat files such patents and a bunch of open source developers try to figure out what it means and try to stop it. MS wins by having to compete with less open source development that way.
You are missing my point: notes in music do not contain information by themselfs.
The understanding part in music is not the organisation, but the type of organisation which is recognised and preferred by humans, especially types which give rise to suprise and other emotions...
And creativity.... I do not know,... but just writings notes is far from it.
This shows that a paper is not a hard 'proof' you master the subject.
I allways felt that writing a paper is just reorganisation of known information, no understanding sometimes is required and is often far from creative.
... as anyone who has ever tried to run Linux (or even Windows XP) on a laptop knows, laptops come with all kinds of funky hardware, and it's often a mess trying to find and configure the right kernel modules to make things like software suspend work correctly.
I did not have any trouble installing FreeBSD 5.2 on a Dell Inspiron 1150, but intros like these make you think you are going to climb a huge mountain. It turned out to be a piece of cake.
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and we have not seen virii on Unix boxes since then.
Dry storage "works" just fine?
The current problem is not exactly storing a container, but keeping it safe for now and future inhibitants of the area.
Does nobody see the error or did I just kick in an open door?
I am missing the reboots to make these change apply, since I switched to Linux
Guess they still did not prepair for my 2 networkcards with different IP-addresses and different firewall rules and forwarding.
'Share on one, share on all with password protection (but we do not tell which share is password protected).'
A Don Perignon from 1982 isn't that bad.
Indeed 'bad guys', the movie is in favour of stopping net neutrality.
I see a class action suit from windows-users against MS, forcing MS to buy the license.
The users bought the office suite which included a functionality which is now being removed. Moreover, MS had the opportunity and responsibility to keep the end-users out of (legal) problems. Also, the EULA stated MS has copyright of the delivered software (which turned out to be a lie).
Microsoft, show your intention by opening Windows Networking!
As long as I respect people for what they say and not how they look, I am ok :)
Said by a guy from the home of the free. As free as he tells you how to act.
You show up at a major countries statehouse and demand entry and some security guard tells you to get an appointment, no big surprises here.
What if you never can get an appointment?
Of course, since when did 'trust' did any good for peace-time.
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Yeah right, scientists! Bunch of bums with brains I call them.
So do not talk about freedom in your signature!
I forgot to mention: your network cable is shielded (or at least multiple cable close to each other) which flattens the signal anyway (from the outside seen).
What you are suggesting depends highly on an environment which has no other network cards transmitting which is unlikely, let alone the power cables which have a HUGE influence on the EM-noise you are also receiving. Though the 1/f noise reduction can be applied to some extension, the latter is really high. A focussed antennae might help.
You can't use zero-point energy, because you cannot extract energy from a system when it is already in its lowest state!
Also,
Time is relative to the observer, and quantum theory treats time linear but Einstein says otherwise. Take a look at an EPR situation in space-time (talk by Roger Penrose).Some MS-crackhat files such patents and a bunch of open source developers try to figure out what it means and try to stop it. MS wins by having to compete with less open source development that way.
At Leiden University in The Netherlands a project called MiniGrail tries to detect gravitational wave produced by neutron stars.
mmm... the load crushed them.
slashdot did it again
You are missing my point: notes in music do not contain information by themselfs.
The understanding part in music is not the organisation, but the type of organisation which is recognised and preferred by humans, especially types which give rise to suprise and other emotions...
And creativity.... I do not know,... but just writings notes is far from it.
This shows that a paper is not a hard 'proof' you master the subject.
I allways felt that writing a paper is just reorganisation of known information, no understanding sometimes is required and is often far from creative.