They also have a web page with the mp3 of the rap and a link to vimeo that has a down loadable video https://www.msu.edu/~mcalpin9/lhc_rap/largehadron.html
they are still beta testing those features as they say here
We're testing a new feature that lets you forward new incoming messages to any email account you want. It's free during the test and you can set it up in seconds. Even set up filters to forward only some of your messages. It's your mail. Get it the way you want it.
Its gonna take a lot of batteries to grind down before you would have any usable material for a dirty bomb,
Never doubt the steps some will go through to get radioactive stuff, I am reminded of David Han, "the radioactive boy scout" who tried to make a breader reactor with lantern mantels and smoke alarm parts (as well as many other things). While he didn't get his goal compleated, he got a heck of a lot closer then he should have.
Scantron cards arn't exactly acurate either, When I have taken scantron tests in school (bolth hs and colledge) they have always come back with a few misreads. Heck even hand counting the pencil filled in ballots is subject to human error. With an evoteing system with paper backup it would hopefully be bolth acurate and acountable... good luck at doing that though!
IANANP either but from what I gleaned from the Wikipedia article
"Unfortunately, there are still significant barriers standing between current scientific understanding and technological capabilities and the practical realization of fusion as an energy source, and it is far from clear that an economically viable fusion plant is even possible. It is an extremely difficult task to harness a 100 million degree plasma in an economically efficient way, so a working reactor is still many years down the road and is an active part of plasma physics research. Another barrier is materials to withstand the high neutron fluxes, which are speculated to be about 100 times those of existing PWRs."
On your other point asking about control of fussion with control rods and such, sorry it dosen't work that way. As stated above the big issue is having something that can take the heat of fusion, so if they could do it at room tempature (or at least closer then 100 mil degrees) it would be a lot easyer.
Of course with that said, my physics professor once said "20 years ago they said that fusion was 20 years out... now 20 years later it still is 20 years out." Us younings might just be luckey enough to see it in our life times, mabey.
Using 128 bit encription on most residental points will take several weeks of listening to break (correct me if I am wrong here) Shouldn't we concentrate on convinceing users on just doing something.
Slashdot Mirror
yes but ASCII porn just isn't as realistic
It may be a good idea to check your DNS server to see if it is vulnerable. Dan Kaminsky has a tool that shows vulnerability on his blog.
Isn't this the same COBOL that stopped California from implementing pay cuts because they didn't have anyone who could quickly make the changes? link
the theory being that OpenDNS is more likely to keep their servers up to date then some of the ISP's name servers
They also have a web page with the mp3 of the rap and a link to vimeo that has a down loadable video
https://www.msu.edu/~mcalpin9/lhc_rap/largehadron.html
so it's just like the internet, all technology revolves around porn, right?
personaly I dump my logs to /dev/toilet
I think the difference is that that is a criminal case and this one if a civil one...
Hey lets ask Al Gore, after all he is the one who invented it!
We're testing a new feature that lets you forward new incoming messages to any email account you want. It's free during the test and you can set it up in seconds. Even set up filters to forward only some of your messages. It's your mail. Get it the way you want it.
write in?
Never doubt the steps some will go through to get radioactive stuff, I am reminded of David Han, "the radioactive boy scout" who tried to make a breader reactor with lantern mantels and smoke alarm parts (as well as many other things). While he didn't get his goal compleated, he got a heck of a lot closer then he should have.
isn't that what the slashdot effect?
Imagine a beow.... nah won't happen just quite yet sience it isn't stable enough to do much of any thing at 6ghz
Scantron cards arn't exactly acurate either, When I have taken scantron tests in school (bolth hs and colledge) they have always come back with a few misreads. Heck even hand counting the pencil filled in ballots is subject to human error. With an evoteing system with paper backup it would hopefully be bolth acurate and acountable... good luck at doing that though!
but you can't actualy uninstall it is a part of windows, every time you open up "explorer" to visit a file on your computer you are using IE.
what if you walk for 30 minutes right after drinking your beer, would you get double the benifits or just public intox?
DIRECTV 10 and DIRECTV 11, to be built by Boeing, will be among the largest and most powerful Ka-band satellites ever launched.
And Clearly not nutral is non biased twards both sides... yeh right. Bolth sides have their own media pets, give it a rest!
imagine a beowulf cluster of these
"Unfortunately, there are still significant barriers standing between current scientific understanding and technological capabilities and the practical realization of fusion as an energy source, and it is far from clear that an economically viable fusion plant is even possible. It is an extremely difficult task to harness a 100 million degree plasma in an economically efficient way, so a working reactor is still many years down the road and is an active part of plasma physics research. Another barrier is materials to withstand the high neutron fluxes, which are speculated to be about 100 times those of existing PWRs."
On your other point asking about control of fussion with control rods and such, sorry it dosen't work that way. As stated above the big issue is having something that can take the heat of fusion, so if they could do it at room tempature (or at least closer then 100 mil degrees) it would be a lot easyer.
Of course with that said, my physics professor once said "20 years ago they said that fusion was 20 years out... now 20 years later it still is 20 years out." Us younings might just be luckey enough to see it in our life times, mabey.
and what would walt think of that?
Using 128 bit encription on most residental points will take several weeks of listening to break (correct me if I am wrong here) Shouldn't we concentrate on convinceing users on just doing something.
the ones I like the best are the "dlink" points
where they haven't even set the admin password yet
The real question is will the manufacturers come out with new drivers/firmware to take advantage of this new technology?