Don't get me wrong: I'm not stating that there are no benefits from legislation like this. Just that it's has a 'two opposite thoughts in ones mind' kind of feeling to it.
..that a group of people who want to know more and more personal details about you, especially in the last 6 years,.. are now coming up with legislation that should help to take the privacy of people seriously.
No, perhaps 3-4 mins; just a copy+paste on some search results. I don't have to listen to the whole song before posting it here.. (and looking at some songs I'm grateful for that:P).
But if it gives me extra karma, it must have taken me at least half an hour to give the/. crowd these insanely cool suggestions!;D
I initially had this amazing vision in my mind of a huge Greek mythical hero in the sky... with a huge hammer (perhaps borrowed from Thor!) and an anvil to match... picking up numbers and cracking them with huge force one by one.... causing all kinds of wild lightning like effects that scared all mortals on the ground.
Electric cars are not really efficient requiring coal or natural gas in many places to generate it.
IMHO that's not an inefficiency problem caused by the car. Similarly I could say that gasoline cars are inefficient because oil has to be pumped out of the ground in some far away place, it has to be transported to a refinery and finally it has to be transported to the filling station before it can be put in the car!
And there are losses in recharging and discharge.
Well.. have you ever looked up how little energy from the gasoline is actually delivered to the wheels? Engine effiency around 20% for a stock engine.. perhaps up to 35%... then there are losses in all the belts, pulley's, gears (transmission) etc. etc.
If my memory serves me well, I believe that I recently heard that there are just 20 moving parts in the Tesla car... compared to hundreds, if not thousands, in a 'normal' car. A gasoline car's tank-to-wheel efficiency is 16%... of course there are recharge/discharge losses, but I bet the efficiency is a lot higher than 16%. A good electrical engine can reach efficiency levels in the range of 97%, as recently was demonstrated during the World Solar Challenge race.
Some people say that the name of that new movie will break with the current naming scheme and switch to Mission Developers Developers Developers (a.k.a. M{1}D{3} ).
"Ethan Hunt comes face to face with a dangerous and sadistic arms^Harmchair dealer while trying to keep his identity secret in order to protect his girlfriend."
I have also spotted Macs as being popular in the Artificial Intelligence corner of studies. Both staff and students seem to go for the 'nice GUI with UNIX foundation' combination.
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*creature. Never work, eat and /. at the same time! ;o
*bows in shame*
I don't believe that they've got it alive! A Rainbow Warrior is a create with a strong degree of honour! ^_^
Don't get me wrong: I'm not stating that there are no benefits from legislation like this. Just that it's has a 'two opposite thoughts in ones mind' kind of feeling to it.
..that a group of people who want to know more and more personal details about you, especially in the last 6 years,.. are now coming up with legislation that should help to take the privacy of people seriously.
Thank you, but it is not my blog. You should compliment the owner for this write-up. :)
I think it should look like a Star Trek Pad:
http://www.billabonger.net/futurisms.cfm
http://www.sjtrek.com/trek/rules/
No, perhaps 3-4 mins; just a copy+paste on some search results. I don't have to listen to the whole song before posting it here.. (and looking at some songs I'm grateful for that :P).
/. crowd these insanely cool suggestions! ;D
But if it gives me extra karma, it must have taken me at least half an hour to give the
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Boom! Shake The Room
The Beatles - Hippy Hippy Shake
Mariah Carey - Shake It Off
Seal Paul - Shake that thing
Ying Yang Twins - Shake
Eminem - Shake That: Edited Version
Howlin' Wolf - Shake It For Me
Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump
Savage Garden - Break and shake me
Almost like TNT of course.. there are 4 letter acronyms and 3 letter acronyms, a big difference! ;P
And that the graphic of the E8 model reminds me very much of certain mandala's.. perhaps I should check out the Sacred Geometry field.
For the record: I've never even touched WoW.
;P
The only visuals I've seen of it were on TV or in a YouTube movie...
I've just got my creative moments every now and then!
Then I realized I have some code to debug.
Perhaps the summary was not recommended to them, given their personal preferences.
Thank you for that bit of nostalgia! Now I'm browsing YouTube for cool startup sequences and intro's of AirWolf again! :)
What can I say more? Dom, give me the turbo's! :D
With all respect for Franklin, but if there's one man who could have really done it, it is Tesla. http://www.pbs.org/tesla/ll/ll_colspr.html
IMHO that's not an inefficiency problem caused by the car. Similarly I could say that gasoline cars are inefficient because oil has to be pumped out of the ground in some far away place, it has to be transported to a refinery and finally it has to be transported to the filling station before it can be put in the car!
Well.. have you ever looked up how little energy from the gasoline is actually delivered to the wheels? Engine effiency around 20% for a stock engine.. perhaps up to 35%... then there are losses in all the belts, pulley's, gears (transmission) etc. etc.
If my memory serves me well, I believe that I recently heard that there are just 20 moving parts in the Tesla car... compared to hundreds, if not thousands, in a 'normal' car. A gasoline car's tank-to-wheel efficiency is 16% ... of course there are recharge/discharge losses, but I bet the efficiency is a lot higher than 16%. A good electrical engine can reach efficiency levels in the range of 97%, as recently was demonstrated during the World Solar Challenge race.
You forgot the magic pair of words: plug and play
Some people say that the name of that new movie will break with the current naming scheme and switch to Mission Developers Developers Developers (a.k.a. M{1}D{3} ).
"Ethan Hunt comes face to face with a dangerous and sadistic arms^Harmchair dealer while trying to keep his identity secret in order to protect his girlfriend."
It will be protected by Itanium walls and a ChairLauncher which can launch at a rate of 40 standard Ballmers per minute.
Just wait! Tomorrow Ballmer will announce the 'OpenChair' API!
Yes indeed! The Force is strong in this one! ;)
I have also spotted Macs as being popular in the Artificial Intelligence corner of studies. Both staff and students seem to go for the 'nice GUI with UNIX foundation' combination.
An perfect, eternal, war even..
What a coincidence ;P
http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/10/31/1955205