download this give it exec permissions and put in in/usr/bin/ then call it from the command line thus youtube-dl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whateveritis The youtube video is saved to the current working directory that you invoked youtube-dl from (so make sure its ~ unless you want to spend ages searching for what you downloaded) in.flv format.
oops that should be $1.73/gig ex vat and $2.03 inc vat. Mix up between DNUK, XE, Slashdot tabs and a calculator window, also that config is for 18TB not 12TB
I want a raid in a harddrive form factor. So I can just plug it in like a new hardrive but if one disk fails it can still live.
How would this work? two drive motors? A better option would be removable stepper motors, If one of your motors went(platter or heads) it could be swapped out without compromising the protective atmosphere in the casing. this would drasticly reduce your spenditure on harddrives
..I wonder why the manafacturers don't do this...
Spy satallites operate in what is known as a circumpolar orbit, that is they orbit from pole to pole, north to south to north while the earth spins below it so if a spy sat has a orbital period of two hours it will complete a global scan in 24 hours.
(as evidenced in Full Metal Panic Episode 6)Any light in the sky going north to south or vice versa is a sat in cicumpolar orbit
Of much more use is radio waves in determining if it was nuclear or not, broad spectrum EM disruption caused by a nuclear fission bomb (think inverse square falloff of an EMP blast).
Damn there go my mod points for this article
Wouldn't that be at the molecular level? Isn't that the level where the crystal becomes apparent?
Yeah, your right, any test to discover its chemical compostion would'nt go further than the molecular level. This is why I hate slashdot... unlike reallife, people are smarter than me
it worked on the sub-atomic level,
I'm pretty sure the atomic nuclei and electrons of synthetic and real diamonds are the same...
I'm sorry I cant find a link for you, but I'm pretty sure it worked on the subatomic level by analysing the lattice with photons or electrons (subatomic particles) using their only-one-of-its-kind apparatus here's a link to something similar but its not the right year
Already De Beers spends a fortune trying to detect synthetic gems, and teach wholesalers and graders what the molecular differences are
molecules are analysed with subatomic particles arent they?
yeah I must admit not only did i not RTFA i didnt even read the headline, I was modding down the FPs, saw that and the diamond age link in the headline and posted offhand
there was a program in the uk about this, DeBeers had a method for finding manafactured diamonds... it worked on the sub-atomic level, at that scale its indistingushable from a natrually formed on to the naked eye
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Has anyone ever thought the reason no lifeforms have made contact is some sort of Lex Galactica? If they did make contact they would destroy all our high-tech industries overnight (by introducing us to their higher-technologies) Pharmacuticals,hardware,soft ware,transportation all become obselete instantly, making millions unemployed and destroying our economies.
The current tactic of ignoring spam "in the hope it will go away" just helps raise the spammers' signal-to-noise ratio when they look at their replies. If they had to go through a million bogus replies to get the 10 that are stupid enough to really want their crap, they'll become unprofitable quickly.
unsolicited commando As I understand it, it fills out the forms that are linked to in spam with credible info so that the spammer gets paid for a load of information which the marketing company can't follow up, result: company thinks spammer is forging info and no longer uses his services OR company pays spammer on results only, spammer gives company loads of info but company says info faked, spammer does not believe them, thinking instead that they made up any old excuse and took his data with out paying him looking at my UC interface it has sent bogus data to betterspotliensale and ecom-universe
Since the DMCA has come about, I wouldnt be suprised if someone lobbied to make sure you couldnt return DRM items on that grounds, or to make non-DRM versions of the items illegal(kinda like REGION FREE DVD players).
Something like this is already in the works, google for 'technological protection measures' this makes it illegal to work round them. Somebody broke your encryption? too bad use better encryption, somebody curcumvented your TPM? JAIL!!!!
sumimasen tomodachi, I did'nt read the reuters article. I was reading offline so I read the BBC article,closed the tab, then read slashdot and in a moment of self suredness I posted my comment, but my opinion still stands that TV news should'nt carp on about others technical failures.
So the BBC thinks that the loss of a signal is a major set back? well the next time I'm watching the news and they got to a correspondant at the the high court whos stupidly staring at the camera or tapping his earpiece 'cos they've lost the signal I'm gonna ask them is this a major setback for the journalism industry?? The high court is only a few tens of miles away from the BBC news studio Mars is 250 million!!! Cut the guys some slack
No spam filtering method has met my expectations but its so obvious which ones are spam DAMMIT I'm gonna learn programming and write my own spam filter, and if that doesnt work.....
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download this give it exec permissions and put in in /usr/bin/ then call it from the command line thus .flv format.
youtube-dl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whateveritis
The youtube video is saved to the current working directory that you invoked youtube-dl from (so make sure its ~ unless you want to spend ages searching for what you downloaded) in
oops that should be $1.73/gig ex vat and $2.03 inc vat. Mix up between DNUK, XE, Slashdot tabs and a calculator window, also that config is for 18TB not 12TB
this configuration==$0.94cents per GB or $1.10 inc vat
However.... Remember why the .45 was developed
.45 was developed to replace the .380" not the "9mm" which was being developed a continent away
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I want a raid in a harddrive form factor. So I can just plug it in like a new hardrive but if one disk fails it can still live.
..I wonder why the manafacturers don't do this...
How would this work? two drive motors? A better option would be removable stepper motors, If one of your motors went(platter or heads) it could be swapped out without compromising the protective atmosphere in the casing. this would drasticly reduce your spenditure on harddrives
dupe
Heres your evidence, SAM,16,QUITS A-LEVELS FOR OOH-LEVELS!"
scroll down to subject 21
according to the hall of fame, he's the second most active submitter
(makes you wonder what #1's racket is)
Spy satallites operate in what is known as a circumpolar orbit, that is they orbit from pole to pole, north to south to north while the earth spins below it so if a spy sat has a orbital period of two hours it will complete a global scan in 24 hours. (as evidenced in Full Metal Panic Episode 6)Any light in the sky going north to south or vice versa is a sat in cicumpolar orbit
Of much more use is radio waves in determining if it was nuclear or not, broad spectrum EM disruption caused by a nuclear fission bomb (think inverse square falloff of an EMP blast).
Damn there go my mod points for this article
How is this different to Robosapien?
This is why I hate slashdot... unlike reallife, people are smarter than me
here's a link to something similar but its not the right yearmolecules are analysed with subatomic particles arent they?
there was a program in the uk about this, DeBeers had a method for finding manafactured diamonds... it worked on the sub-atomic level, at that scale its indistingushable from a natrually formed on to the naked eye
Has anyone ever thought the reason no lifeforms have made contact is some sort of Lex Galactica?t ware,transportation all become obselete instantly, making millions unemployed and destroying our economies.
If they did make contact they would destroy all our high-tech industries overnight (by introducing us to their higher-technologies)
Pharmacuticals,hardware,sof
unsolicited commando As I understand it, it fills out the forms that are linked to in spam with credible info so that the spammer gets paid for a load of information which the marketing company can't follow up, result: company thinks spammer is forging info and no longer uses his services OR company pays spammer on results only, spammer gives company loads of info but company says info faked, spammer does not believe them, thinking instead that they made up any old excuse and took his data with out paying him
looking at my UC interface it has sent bogus data to betterspot liensale and ecom-universe
Since the DMCA has come about, I wouldnt be suprised if someone lobbied to make sure you couldnt return DRM items on that grounds, or to make non-DRM versions of the items illegal(kinda like REGION FREE DVD players).
Something like this is already in the works, google for 'technological protection measures' this makes it illegal to work round them.
Somebody broke your encryption? too bad use better encryption, somebody curcumvented your TPM? JAIL!!!!
sumimasen tomodachi, I did'nt read the reuters article. I was reading offline so I read the BBC article,closed the tab, then read slashdot and in a moment of self suredness I posted my comment, but my opinion still stands that TV news should'nt carp on about others technical failures.
So the BBC thinks that the loss of a signal is a major set back? well the next time I'm watching the news and they got to a correspondant at the the high court whos stupidly staring at the camera or tapping his earpiece 'cos they've lost the signal I'm gonna ask them is this a major setback for the journalism industry??
The high court is only a few tens of miles away from the BBC news studio Mars is 250 million!!!
Cut the guys some slack
Shoulda read
#include(deserteagle.h)
_
int mouth (_)
{
cout "Brains";
return 0;
}
Save as goodbyeworld.cpp
must use preview button more often
No spam filtering method has met my expectations but its so obvious which ones are spam
DAMMIT I'm gonna learn programming and write my own spam filter, and if that doesnt work.....
#include
_
int mouth (_)
{
cout "Brains";
return 0;
}
Save as goodbyeworld.cpp
A pro microsoft site using .png images, i've long since given up on IE, are .png's even supported?