Given current mechanical properties of the materials that encase the actual chip, the connections from the chip to the pin and the ability to insert chip into a motherboard, is there any impending barrier to the number of pins for future chips?
Well for a true Web forum style Outlook to truly work, you would want a centrallized server storing the threads. Relying on client-only (or is standard email best described as peer-to-peer with the ISP just handling delivery) programs would lead to fracture of threads.
So with the wonderful XP authentication system, Passport, Messenger and now outlook only being served out of Redmond, not only will MS have a large control of your communication pathways they will be ever so close to offering the dream of the internet-gurus/techno-prophets where are applications are server/portal based and client machines are simple tty boxes with expensive processors/memory plus flash card readers but no harddrives.
Hell once the world is truly wireless you will just need you Pocket PC and a good calling plan and Bill will do the rest for you.
Well if they use windows on the operatoring system for the Microsoft MicroShip, when it gets hacked as an SMTP relay, it will give new meaning to Chuck Yeager's phrase for the mercury astronauts "Spam in a can"
Not having the Silmarillion (spelling??) in front of me, but if I recall the Wizards and Sauron were of the caste/order of beings in Valinor (spelling??).
Does anyone remember what beings the Balrog were corrupted from, it was briefly stated in the book? Elves --> Orcs, Were trolls from the dwarfs or the ents?
I most likely spend too much time listening to the Annonymous 4 and the Baltimore Consort but I always felt the 12 days truly represented the commericialization of christmas. The song was hojaked long before the Pittsburgh Steel Barons for involved
So those of you into ancient babylonian religions II believe that is where we got dependence on 12 and 24), any comment on the fact that the total number of items in the song is 364 where as there are 365 days in a year?
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Sorry got sloppy there at the end. I mentioned the peptidases to eat up everything else so that the "DNA" extract would be somewhat pure and then segued into dna cutting without changing enzymes.
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Well it will never give you a full dna report as you need to do more than just a simple gell. I am curious as to what the enzymes are. My guess is that they are specific for certain base patterns and cut the DNA into smaller pieces. (Alternatives they could be peptiases and just eat up the protein from the peas) The smaller pieces will transverse the gell faster than the larger pieces. So while the experiment will detect DNA all it will be able to report on is how many pieces of DNA you can create with the enzymes. Of course, if you do not know the enzyme, even this info will be useless.
But the rate of diffusion of water and methanol will be approximately the same. Given the much larger concentration of methanol, the metanol will be replenished faster than the water byproduct could dilute the double layer around the electrode. Thus the need for a physically separate reaction area distinct from the methanol store. You would a barrier to control the rate of methanol diffsion as well
I think you would only get two water molecules for each methanol consummed. (need to work out the wreaction) Given the similar densities and the original 20% methanol concentration. You will only be looking at a 20 to 30% volume increase. If it is 4 to 1 ratio you would definitely begin to have storage issues.
A bigger issue would be to ensure the CO2 gas exit is not plugged. Hot electronicss + pressure + flamable material = new PDA
If the working concentration is 3 - 6%, why do they start at 20%?
I can only assume they have a reaction area + methanol reservoir and the water from the actual reaction is used in the reaction area to dilute the stream of methanol from the reservoir.
Because the console in the server room only has a 15 inch (800 x 600) screen that prevents one from having the browser and the shell window visible at the same time. This of course assumes your production server is running x-windows and you are not using lynx and viewing green fluorescent text.
I find it interesting that they paired a picture of a 20 year old computer (running Calc 123?) with a story on purported cutting edge use of computers. Most likely an accident but it does highlight linux's ability to perform well just about anywhere.
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I would have to say the Crossroads of Twilight. Now instead of wrapping up he is putting out a prequel in a month. Will the madness never end?
Given current mechanical properties of the materials that encase the actual chip, the connections from the chip to the pin and the ability to insert chip into a motherboard, is there any impending barrier to the number of pins for future chips?
Well for a true Web forum style Outlook to truly work, you would want a centrallized server storing the threads. Relying on client-only (or is standard email best described as peer-to-peer with the ISP just handling delivery) programs would lead to fracture of threads. So with the wonderful XP authentication system, Passport, Messenger and now outlook only being served out of Redmond, not only will MS have a large control of your communication pathways they will be ever so close to offering the dream of the internet-gurus/techno-prophets where are applications are server/portal based and client machines are simple tty boxes with expensive processors/memory plus flash card readers but no harddrives. Hell once the world is truly wireless you will just need you Pocket PC and a good calling plan and Bill will do the rest for you.
Well if they use windows on the operatoring system for the Microsoft MicroShip, when it gets hacked as an SMTP relay, it will give new meaning to Chuck Yeager's phrase for the mercury astronauts "Spam in a can"
So to give equal time to the creationists, will NASA be required to launch a probe called Eden++ or Turbo Ark?
yeah but to be an ubergeek you would be able to name all the Valar and their specific power/gift. Anyone want to try without looking it up?
Not having the Silmarillion (spelling??) in front of me, but if I recall the Wizards and Sauron were of the caste/order of beings in Valinor (spelling??). Does anyone remember what beings the Balrog were corrupted from, it was briefly stated in the book? Elves --> Orcs, Were trolls from the dwarfs or the ents?
I most likely spend too much time listening to the Annonymous 4 and the Baltimore Consort but I always felt the 12 days truly represented the commericialization of christmas. The song was hojaked long before the Pittsburgh Steel Barons for involved
So those of you into ancient babylonian religions II believe that is where we got dependence on 12 and 24), any comment on the fact that the total number of items in the song is 364 where as there are 365 days in a year?
Sorry got sloppy there at the end. I mentioned the peptidases to eat up everything else so that the "DNA" extract would be somewhat pure and then segued into dna cutting without changing enzymes.
Well it will never give you a full dna report as you need to do more than just a simple gell. I am curious as to what the enzymes are. My guess is that they are specific for certain base patterns and cut the DNA into smaller pieces. (Alternatives they could be peptiases and just eat up the protein from the peas) The smaller pieces will transverse the gell faster than the larger pieces. So while the experiment will detect DNA all it will be able to report on is how many pieces of DNA you can create with the enzymes. Of course, if you do not know the enzyme, even this info will be useless.
But the rate of diffusion of water and methanol will be approximately the same. Given the much larger concentration of methanol, the metanol will be replenished faster than the water byproduct could dilute the double layer around the electrode. Thus the need for a physically separate reaction area distinct from the methanol store. You would a barrier to control the rate of methanol diffsion as well
I think you would only get two water molecules for each methanol consummed. (need to work out the wreaction) Given the similar densities and the original 20% methanol concentration. You will only be looking at a 20 to 30% volume increase. If it is 4 to 1 ratio you would definitely begin to have storage issues. A bigger issue would be to ensure the CO2 gas exit is not plugged. Hot electronicss + pressure + flamable material = new PDA
If the working concentration is 3 - 6%, why do they start at 20%? I can only assume they have a reaction area + methanol reservoir and the water from the actual reaction is used in the reaction area to dilute the stream of methanol from the reservoir.
Because the console in the server room only has a 15 inch (800 x 600) screen that prevents one from having the browser and the shell window visible at the same time. This of course assumes your production server is running x-windows and you are not using lynx and viewing green fluorescent text.
I find it interesting that they paired a picture of a 20 year old computer (running Calc 123?) with a story on purported cutting edge use of computers. Most likely an accident but it does highlight linux's ability to perform well just about anywhere.