is fairly conservative, as youtube videos go. Most of the message could have been delivered as audio. There were some video details, there were three books on stage right which seemed to have John F Kennedy written on the spines. On the left there was a book I couldn't read and some writing on the flower pot, To Bara... There is more I couldn't make out. It's a start.
well so much for moderation. The link refers to the new "association" of microsoft and facebook whereby microsoft will be advertising on the facebook. The op is trying to suggest that it would benefig ms to have a larger group of people to show their advertisements. It wouldn't be the first time that a company tailored their product to suit a large corporation.
It was named after the rifle or more likely the cartridge. The hard drive had two 30 MB spindles. The cartridge was 0.30 inches in diameter and contained the equivalent of 30 grains of smokeless powder.
This disturbing film records the successful experiments in the resuscitation of life to dead animals (dogs), as conducted by Dr. S.S. Bryukhonenko at the Institute of Experimental Physiology and Therapy, Voronezh, U.S.S.R. Director: D.I. Yashin. Camera: E.V. Kashina. Narrator: Professor Walter B. Cannon. Introduced by Professor J.B.S. Haldane.
Cannon and Haldane are super-respectable physiologists. Bryukhonenko S shows up in PubMed.
And yet it didn't catch on and get developed. In those days there wasn't a medical specialty called emergency medicine to run with it. We shall see...
A single molecule switching electrical currents on and off was demonstrated in the seventies. Neher and Sakmann were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology for recordings from single channels in muscle cell membranes.
The only time I _really_ want the TV is during an emergency, usually weather related. It really helps to have the stream of information about school closings, shelter openings and FEMA phone numbers and also the encouragement that my local weather people and public officials can supply. I maintain a roof antenna mostly for this and the occasional Simpson re-run.
Is it to much to ask that the government permit this public channel to remain?
I don't buy the bandwidth argument. For the same quality service digital needs more bandwidth than analog. And the present quality is fine for the emergency needs.
Free web: China has blocked off-campus internet users from accessing several bulletin boards operated by universities as part of a government clampdown on outspoken domestic websites.
Shuimu Tsinghua, a popular bulletin board run by Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University, was among the sites sealed to outside participants last week, the Beijing Times reported. A note posted on the bulletin board's homepage announced the move and said it had been made in keeping with a new policy passed by the Ministry of Education.
This seems to support you and the Slashdot summary over TFA.
1. The Slashdot summary was about BBS's TFA was about chatrooms. Perhaps the AC and the rebutter have some other source but it's not revealed here.
2. re-read 1, then de-flame.
3. Of course, commenting with out knowledge is often a lie.
4. Might be, then again, if you had read it you might be able to tell some truth here.
5. Again BBS does NOT equal chat-room.
6. Fabrication, unless rebutter is close to the team how can he know.
and the last line, well I can see there is some truth there.
But seriously folks, those chinese BBS's act the way slashdot can, (and does at it's best). Raising needless FUD with the lies in the summary is not going to enlighten anyone.
Of course the world has homeostasis! Notice that the temperature, atmospheric oxygen content, etc, etc. has remained more or less constant within limits for all of recorded time.
Homeostasis is one of the most typical properties of highly complex open systems. It comes with the territory. We are part of the system. If we get to far out of control a feedback loop will kick in and negate our activity. The system will take care of itself. The question is will we work with the system and enjoy the error signal or work against it and suffer the consequences.
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is fairly conservative, as youtube videos go. Most of the message could have been delivered as audio. There were some video details, there were three books on stage right which seemed to have John F Kennedy written on the spines. On the left there was a book I couldn't read and some writing on the flower pot, To Bara... There is more I couldn't make out.
It's a start.
Speak softly and carry a big churro.
Did you notice before the resemblance between the windows logo and the del.ico.us logo.
http://delicious.com/tag/gates
Science. 2007 Dec 7;318(5856):1642-5.
Genetically determined differences in learning from errors.
Klein TA, Neumann J, Reuter M, Hennig J, von Cramon DY, Ullsperger M.
http://tinyurl.com/2z5dzt
who knows what the future holds?
Extrapolating from the data in the link above there will be many more incidents in the future, perhaps 600 next year.
well so much for moderation. The link refers to the new "association" of microsoft and facebook whereby microsoft will be advertising on the facebook. The op is trying to suggest that it would benefig ms to have a larger group of people to show their advertisements. It wouldn't be the first time that a company tailored their product to suit a large corporation.
Perhaps micro$oft would like a larger audience for their facebook page.
Actually check out the Craigslist sex baiting scandal, reported on waxy.org
TFA cites a particular NSA biometric identification program which has "0.00" errors per KSLOC
And what would 0.34 errors look like?
or perhaps they had less than 5 errors in a thousand LOC.
Here is the link to the MIT site
It's the WTVJ (was WCIX) tower here
It was named after the rifle or more likely the cartridge. The hard drive had two 30 MB spindles. The cartridge was 0.30 inches in diameter and contained the equivalent of 30 grains of smokeless powder.
10th planet Sunday July 31, @09:01PM Rejected
It's curious that a rumor of a hacker is more interesting than the planet itself.
It's the same people. They just got $68 million and moved to another Nevada location and fired up another tuna can. Not bad for four years work.
Did anyone notice that a 10th planet was announced the same day but somehow /. ran this tuna can story instead.
It looks real. The blurb says
This disturbing film records the successful experiments in the resuscitation of life to dead animals (dogs), as conducted by Dr. S.S. Bryukhonenko at the Institute of Experimental Physiology and Therapy, Voronezh, U.S.S.R. Director: D.I. Yashin. Camera: E.V. Kashina. Narrator: Professor Walter B. Cannon. Introduced by Professor J.B.S. Haldane.
Cannon and Haldane are super-respectable physiologists. Bryukhonenko S shows up in PubMed.
And yet it didn't catch on and get developed. In those days there wasn't a medical specialty called emergency medicine to run with it. We shall see...
It seems a little random and it looks like they (or someone) has the hi-res pictures and has dithered them.
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=25.381165,-81.02966 3&spn=0.642700,0.784149&t=k is a part of the Everglades without roads. They have rendered the National Park Road going to the high use tourist area (Flamingo) at lower resolution.
It doesn't make sense to me.
A single molecule switching electrical currents on and off was demonstrated in the seventies. Neher and Sakmann were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology for recordings from single channels in muscle cell membranes.
sans sig
The only time I _really_ want the TV is during an emergency, usually weather related. It really helps to have the stream of information about school closings, shelter openings and FEMA phone numbers and also the encouragement that my local weather people and public officials can supply. I maintain a roof antenna mostly for this and the occasional Simpson re-run.
Is it to much to ask that the government permit this public channel to remain?
I don't buy the bandwidth argument. For the same quality service digital needs more bandwidth than analog. And the present quality is fine for the emergency needs.
Free Sig!
Wired ran this today
Free web: China has blocked off-campus internet users from accessing several bulletin boards operated by universities as part of a government clampdown on outspoken domestic websites.
Shuimu Tsinghua, a popular bulletin board run by Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University, was among the sites sealed to outside participants last week, the Beijing Times reported. A note posted on the bulletin board's homepage announced the move and said it had been made in keeping with a new policy passed by the Ministry of Education.
This seems to support you and the Slashdot summary over TFA.
xie xie
2. re-read 1, then de-flame.
3. Of course, commenting with out knowledge is often a lie.
4. Might be, then again, if you had read it you might be able to tell some truth here.
5. Again BBS does NOT equal chat-room.
6. Fabrication, unless rebutter is close to the team how can he know.
and the last line, well I can see there is some truth there.
But seriously folks, those chinese BBS's act the way slashdot can, (and does at it's best). Raising needless FUD with the lies in the summary is not going to enlighten anyone.
but only if you go to school in Sutter (so far)
a real scientist it that a real scientist is using yesterday's computers to solve tomorrow's problems and a computer scientist is using tomorrow's
let the recursion continue ...
Of course the world has homeostasis! Notice that the temperature, atmospheric oxygen content, etc, etc. has remained more or less constant within limits for all of recorded time.
Homeostasis is one of the most typical properties of highly complex open systems. It comes with the territory. We are part of the system. If we get to far out of control a feedback loop will kick in and negate our activity. The system will take care of itself. The question is will we work with the system and enjoy the error signal or work against it and suffer the consequences.
Thank-you Scott Knaster. Thank-you Textlab. Thanks for the trip down amnesia lane.
Now does anyone have that athletic girl with a sledge hammer?
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reported on the Amateur Radio Newsline