If you are trying to get to a residential area, and instead take a dirt road into a wilderness area, while blindly following your GPS, and you get eaten by a crocodile, you deserve the Darwin award you're about to get.
The problem is that in Australia you sometimes do have to take dirt roads through wildnerness areas to get to residential areas. Sometimes for hundreds of kilometres.
Pretty much here in Australia. I have taken to hanging out beside runway 16/34 at Tullamarine in Melbourne, recording MODE-S data. Anything medium or heavy with a normal turbine engine has ADS-B. Many turboprops do and some rotorcraft. But I also found out that tulla is a great place to pick up garbage data, probably from the maintenance facilities. I got one track with lat=0.0,lon=0.0
But there is a hypothetical case where everything we need can be made by robots, even the robots. In that case we would need a new economic system to distribute wealth.
Claws kept losing its configuration on ubuntu so I went back to sylpheed but that integrated badly with unity so now I am using thunderbird but it is full of bugs even after however many years of development. So yeah, pretty crap.
The root cause of the Hindenburg disaster seems to have been a loss of structural integrity when the aircraft made a sudden turn before landing. The turn ruptured a gas bag and released hydrogen into the atmosphere, Other airship designs are vulnerable to this as well. But I have an idea: lets fill it with vacuum.
I remember when a blimp got away during a storm over Melbourne. The TV crew got some great footage of the horizon swinging around by 180 degrees every few seconds.
At 120 knots, they're not fast, but if the cost works out that you can take a longer, more comfortable flight, more like traveling by large boat, some might prefer it over a traditional flight for vacation destinations and such.
Fast air travel is cheap because you don't have to pay high labor costs for more than a few hours. Slow air travel would be as expensive as living in a hotel for the duration of the flight, as is sea travel.
Brings to mind the teams which were using an instrument like the SEM to deposit atoms on to a surface. Could the same be done with DNA, ie, use the needle to modify the molecule?
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I tried a spectrum in a shop. Every time I pressed a key on the keyboard the TV monitor lost its vertical sync.
Thats what she said right before she called the cops.
Our senators do actually do stuff but I wonder if he can join if he doesn't turn up for the first day.
Makes me wonder if being a federal senator gives him some status which enables him to avoid arrest in the UK.
Printouts. But I suppose for some classes of books you need to see the actual physical object, including whatever has been added since it was printed.
Thats true but if you don't know the way and the map directs you off the highway then you can get lost very quickly.
The old Calder highway parallels the new one through Hattah Kulkyne national park and it is a dirt track.
If you are trying to get to a residential area, and instead take a dirt road into a wilderness area, while blindly following your GPS, and you get eaten by a crocodile, you deserve the Darwin award you're about to get.
The problem is that in Australia you sometimes do have to take dirt roads through wildnerness areas to get to residential areas. Sometimes for hundreds of kilometres.
Pretty much here in Australia. I have taken to hanging out beside runway 16/34 at Tullamarine in Melbourne, recording MODE-S data. Anything medium or heavy with a normal turbine engine has ADS-B. Many turboprops do and some rotorcraft. But I also found out that tulla is a great place to pick up garbage data, probably from the maintenance facilities. I got one track with lat=0.0,lon=0.0
Well okay but I work in air traffic control and there is a high level of relience on positonal information from GPS.
Why do you use it then? If you don't, why is it so important to you? The following ten thousand lines are the things which I think suck....
I think it has to be asked what would happen if some people never want to be creative and their jobs are automated away.
But there is a hypothetical case where everything we need can be made by robots, even the robots. In that case we would need a new economic system to distribute wealth.
Claws kept losing its configuration on ubuntu so I went back to sylpheed but that integrated badly with unity so now I am using thunderbird but it is full of bugs even after however many years of development. So yeah, pretty crap.
Yeah I wonder what you could do with a perfect sphere of carbon fibre.
The root cause of the Hindenburg disaster seems to have been a loss of structural integrity when the aircraft made a sudden turn before landing. The turn ruptured a gas bag and released hydrogen into the atmosphere, Other airship designs are vulnerable to this as well. But I have an idea: lets fill it with vacuum.
Orders of magnitude better than a balloon.
I remember when a blimp got away during a storm over Melbourne. The TV crew got some great footage of the horizon swinging around by 180 degrees every few seconds.
At 120 knots, they're not fast, but if the cost works out that you can take a longer, more comfortable flight, more like traveling by large boat, some might prefer it over a traditional flight for vacation destinations and such.
Fast air travel is cheap because you don't have to pay high labor costs for more than a few hours. Slow air travel would be as expensive as living in a hotel for the duration of the flight, as is sea travel.
You terrorist you.
It's also illegal to show that design to any person of Chinese citizenship
And perfectly legal if they have changed their citizenship, regardless of who they might be feeding information to.
Well there is New Horizons.
Yes, probably.
I once bought a computer from a small shop which I intended to use as a linux server
Wouldn't it have been more cost effective to use the computer as a linux server? :P
I don't get you. Thats what I did.
Brings to mind the teams which were using an instrument like the SEM to deposit atoms on to a surface. Could the same be done with DNA, ie, use the needle to modify the molecule?