The transactions are fully public of course. The semi-anonymous part is tying a bitcoin address with a specific person. You'll have a lot of difficulty doing that if they are being careful.
Why do you need a licence? Wouldn't it be a motor on a servo? Little bit different to Boeing designs. I see stability for a small tilt rotor plane while vertically ascending a bit tricky.
Why not one that can launch just by throwing it or off the top of a car? They already exist.
Your average wifi antenna radiates 100mW. Doing some very rough calculations in an hour that will heat a litre of water by about 0.08 degrees Celsius assuming that the water can't lose any heat to its environment.
Compared to say 2000 Watts for a microwave that does cook food with 'wireless energy'.
Also compare that with just the temperature from your car's engine and exhaust gasses. I think the latter wins hands down.
Why do you need to know all of them? In my niche focussing on web based stuff I need a fairly broad set of skills but nowhere near that broad. I only tick a few of them but the skills I use every day go from DRBD, OCFS2, MySQL low level stuff all the way through to Wordpress and jQuery. Each one I need to know quite thoroughly and I make a point of staying current with all of them plus keeping an eye out for anything new that could help.
a) Its not possible to have a negative proof. Case in point, prove that I don't own a invisible pink unicorn. Its not actually possible.
b) This study shows consensus however that still doesn't mean anything in science. There isn't a hypothesis that 97% of scientists agree on, it is purely American Idol style popularity contest of the idea.
Actually add human recognition software to this and it could reduce accidental (and deliberate) deaths drastically. Funnily enough just like self driving cars. Computers just do it better.
Next you'll be petitioning against adding rifling to barrels.
Now I know its not the same but the point of shooting is to hit the target accurately. You want accuracy and not blind luck so you add rifling to the barrel. This is just another feature which improves accuracy.
If your point isn't accuracy then sure do whatever you want. You could do it with one arm tied behind your back just as a challenge.
Their Linux drivers are quite slim on the other hand, install easily and work beautifully. Every feature on every device works through the standard mechanisms too.
Are we doing it deliberately? The jury is still out how much is natural and how much is man made. The planet was already warming anyway (kinda occurs after ice ages) remember.
As for the people on the coast, we are talking about 50 - 100 year time frames. No house is going under tomorrow.
Major temperature changes in the past (over 8 degrees hotter) gave us what we have today. Morale of the story, planet gets hotter, planet gets colder. Everything else sorts its self out.
I'm not advocating pollution, its just the 'sky is falling' people are completely off the mark.
What era are you living in? Multi-person telephone calls have been around for ages.
I could talk to 10 people at once with my VoIP provider.
This is more like people talking crap about you over a telephone rather than a newspaper. A newspaper has editors that have to read everything in it.
You don't sue the phone company for what people say on the phone.
Actually there are 2 'Made in China' car dealerships near me here in Australia. They are called Great Wall and Chery.
They looks quite good and cheap too.
You donated to PETA before this?
What magical technology do you need to swap batteries?
People have been swapping AA's for decades just fine.
Xbox One's successor will obviously be Xbox A.
Actually the mailing list alone could easily be worth than $250k.
The site wouldn't be worth much, its the people following the site that determines the value.
It is...kind of.
The transactions are fully public of course.
The semi-anonymous part is tying a bitcoin address with a specific person. You'll have a lot of difficulty doing that if they are being careful.
Why do you need a licence? Wouldn't it be a motor on a servo? Little bit different to Boeing designs.
I see stability for a small tilt rotor plane while vertically ascending a bit tricky.
Why not one that can launch just by throwing it or off the top of a car? They already exist.
Large as in size not weight.
"He's had a cup of coffee in his lifetime! Judge please throw out this case."
I imagine calm sea waves don't actually do much to a large barge with 600 tons on it.
Your average wifi antenna radiates 100mW.
Doing some very rough calculations in an hour that will heat a litre of water by about 0.08 degrees Celsius assuming that the water can't lose any heat to its environment.
Compared to say 2000 Watts for a microwave that does cook food with 'wireless energy'.
Also compare that with just the temperature from your car's engine and exhaust gasses.
I think the latter wins hands down.
Why do you need to know all of them? In my niche focussing on web based stuff I need a fairly broad set of skills but nowhere near that broad.
I only tick a few of them but the skills I use every day go from DRBD, OCFS2, MySQL low level stuff all the way through to Wordpress and jQuery.
Each one I need to know quite thoroughly and I make a point of staying current with all of them plus keeping an eye out for anything new that could help.
And good luck knowing Android 4.1 for 5 years.
How does the house burning fit in to that?
You can't talk. You harmed seven puppies just to make a Slashdot post!
These guys are actually doing real science from these deaths.
Subdomains are not affected. They are first party cookies not third party.
a) Its not possible to have a negative proof. Case in point, prove that I don't own a invisible pink unicorn.
Its not actually possible.
b) This study shows consensus however that still doesn't mean anything in science.
There isn't a hypothesis that 97% of scientists agree on, it is purely American Idol style popularity contest of the idea.
Or rather jealous of Google since they make money from free products while Bing makes losses every single quarter.
*They* want to track you just as much, they are just incompetent at the implementation.
So....Fantastic! The sooner the better.
Actually add human recognition software to this and it could reduce accidental (and deliberate) deaths drastically.
Funnily enough just like self driving cars. Computers just do it better.
Next you'll be petitioning against adding rifling to barrels.
Now I know its not the same but the point of shooting is to hit the target accurately.
You want accuracy and not blind luck so you add rifling to the barrel.
This is just another feature which improves accuracy.
If your point isn't accuracy then sure do whatever you want. You could do it with one arm tied behind your back just as a challenge.
Their Linux drivers are quite slim on the other hand, install easily and work beautifully.
Every feature on every device works through the standard mechanisms too.
And have been affected by high tides for quite a long time before now as well.
Are we doing it deliberately? The jury is still out how much is natural and how much is man made.
The planet was already warming anyway (kinda occurs after ice ages) remember.
As for the people on the coast, we are talking about 50 - 100 year time frames. No house is going under tomorrow.
And everything seems fine just now doesn't it.
Major temperature changes in the past (over 8 degrees hotter) gave us what we have today.
Morale of the story, planet gets hotter, planet gets colder. Everything else sorts its self out.
I'm not advocating pollution, its just the 'sky is falling' people are completely off the mark.