You'd get more energy out of a kilogram of this fuel than you would with a kilogram of, say, hydrazine and oxygen.
That means you can either: 1. Keep the total energy the same but launch with less mass (cheaper launch, better acceleration in orbit as you have less mass to move around) 2. Keep the same launch mass but bring along more energy (same or more expensive launch (increased volume?), more fuel to orbit so more endurance)
You'd need to do a much deeper analysis and have actual numbers to figure out what would get you farther, though. It could well be that the reduced mass means you have to expend less fuel to make the trip - OR it might not, and you'd need the extra fuel to make the trip instead.
OK, think about those ridiculously high watt lasers. Recall how those are pulsed?
So is this, with a period of a minute or so. (large amount of energy in a tiny period of time, with a long 'idle' phase between). A traditional fission reactor or RTG could be used to charge the capacitor system for this, as well as the other ship systems.
Lets not forget that the objective of the rocket is to move you, not generate usable energy. You don't necessarily have to have a net+ for this to be useful.
Think of it as a super high density fuel that just takes a lot of energy on the ground to process.
My installation tech wanted to do something similar. Instead I just browsed to it, guessed the password, and got a confused/shocked/impressed look when I was able to do what the "tool" does, faster, and without installing anything.
Yes, detonating nukes nextdoor to China - what could possibly go wrong?
No kidding. Newsflash: radios can transmit radio waves.
95% of those tutorials would work just fine in Debian, btw ;)
The primary difference would be how init scripts are handled. Debian still uses a classic init.d system, Ubuntu uses this "upstart" thing.
We had hypervisors 15 years ago? Hell, we had virtualization 15 years ago!?
equivs is a godsend. Makes it super easy to build an empty package to satisfy/workaround dependencies.
We have these wonderful organizational structures, such as tables of contents, chapters, sections, and even an index!
Who would have thought!
You've been able to disable the blink tag for ages anyway.
You'd get more energy out of a kilogram of this fuel than you would with a kilogram of, say, hydrazine and oxygen.
That means you can either:
1. Keep the total energy the same but launch with less mass (cheaper launch, better acceleration in orbit as you have less mass to move around)
2. Keep the same launch mass but bring along more energy (same or more expensive launch (increased volume?), more fuel to orbit so more endurance)
You'd need to do a much deeper analysis and have actual numbers to figure out what would get you farther, though. It could well be that the reduced mass means you have to expend less fuel to make the trip - OR it might not, and you'd need the extra fuel to make the trip instead.
News at 11...
Sounds like a Kevin Mitnick wannabe got his cache discovered...
Highly recommended. The mods really help too.
OK, think about those ridiculously high watt lasers. Recall how those are pulsed?
So is this, with a period of a minute or so. (large amount of energy in a tiny period of time, with a long 'idle' phase between). A traditional fission reactor or RTG could be used to charge the capacitor system for this, as well as the other ship systems.
The Deep Space pack (and whatever that electrical pack is that goes with it) already have a nuclear reactor and ion engines.
Lets not forget that the objective of the rocket is to move you, not generate usable energy. You don't necessarily have to have a net+ for this to be useful.
Think of it as a super high density fuel that just takes a lot of energy on the ground to process.
Sounds about right.
We all pay roughly 30%. Deal with it, it doesn't get any more fair than that.
It's not just as easy to do so with Android?
Besides - nothing stops you from running Python on an Android device. I do.
Retarded routers.
My installation tech wanted to do something similar. Instead I just browsed to it, guessed the password, and got a confused/shocked/impressed look when I was able to do what the "tool" does, faster, and without installing anything.
Yea, that won't get tedious at all!
Your $30k in taxes means nothing without knowing how much you take in.
How about Space Balls: The Game?
I just want to say: you two kick ass.
Agreed... and fuck them for their preloading bullshit. ... and they wonder why we want to root our phones...
There are wasps that specifically hunt cicadas and, if there are lots of cicadas around, they will be too.
Alcohol. Lots of alcohol.
Shrimp is full of lipids that we should actually avoid consuming if possible. Wonder if that would be true with insects as well?