for i in programming web-platform security iot data business webops-perf; do mkdir -p "$i" && curl "http://www.oreilly.com/$i/free/" | grep '\.csp' | sed 's/^.*href="//' | sed 's/free\/\(.*\).csp.*">/free\/files\/\1.pdf/' | tr -d '\r' | xargs wget -P "$i"; done
... one of the most important freight routes is between Genova (Italy) and Rotterdam (Netherlands): according to last year's EU report *1, in Italy 71% of the railroad infrastructure is electrified, in Switzerland it is 100%, in Germany 60%, in Netherlands 76.1%... According to another report *2, in 2009 in Europe "Around 80% of rail traffic is performed with electrified trains.", in a newer report *3 you can also compare the EU situation (p.35- Fig. 29) with USA (p.42 - Fig. 42).
*1 http://ec.europa.eu/transport/...
*2 http://www.uic.org/com/IMG/pdf...
*3 http://www.uic.org/IMG/pdf/iea...
Indeed, trains produce less pollution than trucks, as they run on electrical propulsion.
Moreover, in Switzerland 56% of the produced energy comes from hydropower plants and 38% from nuclear.
I have a Lindy Surge Protector (model number 73311) which has a cloverleaf input, a cloverleaf output, a "universal" (Multi region power socket) output plug, and 2 usb outputs (1A maximum).
It's rated for 660W max at 110V and 1380W Max at 230V.
renette.cox@support.apple.com ---2008-12-05 13:05:25 --- Comment #2
The desktop cannot be displayed without grey lines because Steve thinks grey lines are cool. Could you please try not to think too different?
suntan.gravenstein@support.apple.com ---2008-12-05 15:02:20 --- Comment #3
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug #1 "Users may think differently from Steve" ***
renette.cox@support.apple.com ---2008-12-05 16:32:25 --- Comment #4
Hey suntan, for bug #1 we already have a patch "555-censor-messages-from-forums.patch"
Despite this, the problems I see with VIA solution are crappy chipsets/integrated graphics (crappy at least on Linux) that are shipped on their boards.
BUT I'm looking forward to see AMD' move...
how long will it take to release a comparable low-watt solution on the market ? (I mean, not just a CPU, but a complete mini-itx low-power mainboard/solution)
Pentium-M has 2MB of on-die cache. Athlon 64 has a cache size of 512kb or 1MB; interestingly 3800+ and 4000+ both run at 2.4Ghz but the latter gains in speed by having a double sized cache... so what if we add more cache? To effectively compare Pentium-M architecture (by architecture NOT price!) to Athlon 64 we would need a 2MB cache version of it...
"Reporters Without Borders announces its third annual worldwide index of press freedom. Such freedom is threatened most in East Asia (with North Korea at the bottom of the entire list at 167th place, followed by Burma 165th, China 162nd, Vietnam 161st and Laos 153rd) and the Middle East (Saudi Arabia 159th, Iran 158th, Syria 155th, Iraq 148th).
In these countries, an independent media either does not exist or journalists are persecuted and censored on a daily basis. Freedom of information and the safety of journalists are not guaranteed there. (...) But there are plenty of other black spots around the world for press freedom. Cuba (in 166th place) is second only to China as the biggest prison for journalists, with 26 in jail (China has 27). Since spring last year, these 26 independent journalists have languished in prison after being given sentences of between 14 and 27 years. "
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for i in programming web-platform security iot data business webops-perf; do mkdir -p "$i" && curl "http://www.oreilly.com/$i/free/" | grep '\.csp' | sed 's/^.*href="//' | sed 's/free\/\(.*\).csp.*">/free\/files\/\1.pdf/' | tr -d '\r' | xargs wget -P "$i"; done
... one of the most important freight routes is between Genova (Italy) and Rotterdam (Netherlands): according to last year's EU report *1, in Italy 71% of the railroad infrastructure is electrified, in Switzerland it is 100%, in Germany 60%, in Netherlands 76.1%... According to another report *2, in 2009 in Europe "Around 80% of rail traffic is performed with electrified trains.", in a newer report *3 you can also compare the EU situation (p.35- Fig. 29) with USA (p.42 - Fig. 42). *1 http://ec.europa.eu/transport/... *2 http://www.uic.org/com/IMG/pdf... *3 http://www.uic.org/IMG/pdf/iea...
ehm... I do live in Switzerland, and 99% of all trains (either passenger or freight) run on electrical power
Indeed, trains produce less pollution than trucks, as they run on electrical propulsion. Moreover, in Switzerland 56% of the produced energy comes from hydropower plants and 38% from nuclear.
The fee is actually 40 CHF (~36 euros) for 1-year
I have a Lindy Surge Protector (model number 73311) which has a cloverleaf input, a cloverleaf output, a "universal" (Multi region power socket) output plug, and 2 usb outputs (1A maximum). It's rated for 660W max at 110V and 1380W Max at 230V.
37 000 feet = 11 277.6 meters
8000 pounds = 3 628.73896 kilograms
24 hours = 8.64 × 10^12 shakes
... named Christopher started off by building a shoe that spelled his name... He then runned out of Lego pieces...
in this image http://www.mobile-review.com/review/image/nokia/rx51-n900/pic24.jpg you can see a SIM card in its slot. So I would say it can actually be used as a phone. Plus you can spot a speaker hole next to the screen (on the left)
bug #5464349
Description:
I get strange grey lines on the screen on my macbook air
idared.braeburn@support.apple.com ---2008-12-05 15:02:20 --- Comment #1
Changed status: NEW -> CONFIRMED
renette.cox@support.apple.com ---2008-12-05 13:05:25 --- Comment #2
The desktop cannot be displayed without grey lines because Steve thinks grey lines are cool. Could you please try not to think too different?
suntan.gravenstein@support.apple.com ---2008-12-05 15:02:20 --- Comment #3
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug #1 "Users may think differently from Steve" ***
renette.cox@support.apple.com ---2008-12-05 16:32:25 --- Comment #4
Hey suntan, for bug #1 we already have a patch "555-censor-messages-from-forums.patch"
granny.smith@support.apple.com ---2008-12-05 18:02:20 --- Comment #5
Changed status: NEW -> WONTFIX
Despite this, the problems I see with VIA solution are crappy chipsets/integrated graphics (crappy at least on Linux) that are shipped on their boards.
BUT I'm looking forward to see AMD' move... how long will it take to release a comparable low-watt solution on the market ? (I mean, not just a CPU, but a complete mini-itx low-power mainboard/solution)
For the CPU we're not too far away (Athlon 64 1Ghz at 0.9V, 8W, scoring better than an Atom 230 @ 1.6GHz) it seems, see http://66.102.9.104/translate_c?hl=en&sl=de&tl=en&u=http://www.tomshardware.com/de/athlon-2000-Atom-230-Undervolting,testberichte-240084.html&usg=ALkJrhhQnkhENd8LbnpHTJpwfugMUrwNLw (translated from german)
... now we should say: "x86 assembler: write once, run everywhere (slow as molasses in January)" ?
more information at http://thoughtfix.blogspot.com/
I hope it features a powered USB connector (unlike the 770)
... RFID-Zapper! http://events.ccc.de/congress/2005/wiki/RFID-Zappe r(EN)
( also linked in RMS's Personal Page )
"64...ehm... 15'000'000 ought to be enough for anybody." Bill Gates, 2005.
"An automated swimmer tracking system installed in a pool in Wales allowed lifeguards to ban a man that was urinating in the pool"
Nets in a pool? ...What if someone gets trapped in it ?
Pentium-M has 2MB of on-die cache.
Athlon 64 has a cache size of 512kb or 1MB; interestingly 3800+ and 4000+ both run at 2.4Ghz but the latter gains in speed by having a double sized cache... so what if we add more cache?
To effectively compare Pentium-M architecture (by architecture NOT price!) to Athlon 64 we would need a 2MB cache version of it...
(from http://www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=11715/