Manned and unmanned space exploration don't mutual exclude eachother.
First stage "mapping" can very efficently be done by unmanned probes. "Exploration" and especially "engeniering" are a real hard core task much more suiteable for humans. Maybe in 20years time the automatic parts will improve by several magnitudes but problems like the speed of light - think comand and controll - will remain.
The real problem is that we are nowere near the "exploration" or the "engeniering" stage and try to use humans.
Granted space stategy is planed on decades or even longer terms - thus a 14year target just shows how wishfull thinking the administration is.
I've always thought that would be an obvious Digital Age upgrade to the services provided by notary publics. Their seal is already valid on all sorts of contracts and legal documents, so why can't they also be taught to use PGP to sign public keys?
As far as I know are digital notary signares are valid in Germany.
Genetics are indeed an interesting source for history. The problem is, that as soon as you gou more than say 6000 into the past the interpretation of the data becomes problematic.
Different regions have different stress factors like animals, population density etc..
Food/nutrients/water have a great impact on the error correcting mechanisms
The sun has complex imacts. It increases the mutation rate and at the same time is essentail for some biochemistral reactions
For short periods like 6000 years you might neclect/ignore those facts, but as soon as you go back that many generation those influences have to be accounted for.
Genetic can provide you with data - as usually the interpetion is the key! Statistics can tell you aprox. how many mutations accured but how long it took stands on a different sheet.
Not sure about the results. There are some huge fluctuations(~20x) in the data without obvious explanations. Maybe some can explain how they generate those numbers:
> Its much better to pick 1 language for a > project and stick with it, or do a total > rewrite. Mixing the two will just cause > problems.
Randomly Mixing languages is indeed a nightmare.
But I suggest you have a look at big projects like(gcc, GNU kernel...). You'll notice that many if not all mix languages. If done wisely the advantages of both languages - e.g. C & ASM - can solve dificult tasks quite nicely.
> I'm sure some of these contain the nitrites you > mentioned, no?
There is some nitrit included in your list. But please remember, that the absorption and emission wave length not only depend on a single atom or bond but are also greatly influensed by the surrounding bonds/structures.
Your list is nothing but a first indication if the choosen method should be investigated.
first let's check the details
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inetnum: 62.15.135.0 - 62.15.139.255
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mhhh, don't think you'll/. Spain, do you!?
Wonna suggest any other N.K. domains:)
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Manned and unmanned space exploration don't mutual exclude eachother.
First stage "mapping" can very efficently be done by unmanned probes. "Exploration" and especially "engeniering" are a real hard core task much more suiteable for humans. Maybe in 20years time the automatic parts will improve by several magnitudes but problems like the speed of light - think comand and controll - will remain.
The real problem is that we are nowere near the "exploration" or the "engeniering" stage and try to use humans.
Granted space stategy is planed on decades or even longer terms - thus a 14year target just shows how wishfull thinking the administration is.
I'd be great if you could send me the order: eisvogel-at-swissinfo.org
.CN domains outside of China for some Chinese nationals. Gone be interresting...
Backround: I am hosting several
Can anyone point out an actual registrartion order?
Who is supposed to register?
Where should they register?
What should they register?
Until now I've seen to little hard facts in the discussion....
I've always thought that would be an obvious Digital Age upgrade to the services provided by notary publics. Their seal is already valid on all sorts of contracts and legal documents, so why can't they also be taught to use PGP to sign public keys?
i scheSignatur.htm (in German)
As far as I know are digital notary signares are valid in Germany.
http://www.bsi.bund.de/literat/faltbl/F10Elektron
What are botnets for? Spammers don't care about computational expenses - they "use" other peoples resources!
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Tell me how many of those provide any real content. On some days the god-for-nothing ratio is even worse.
Genetics are indeed an interesting source for history. The problem is, that as soon as you gou more than say 6000 into the past the interpretation of the data becomes problematic.
For short periods like 6000 years you might neclect/ignore those facts, but as soon as you go back that many generation those influences have to be accounted for.
Genetic can provide you with data - as usually the interpetion is the key! Statistics can tell you aprox. how many mutations accured but how long it took stands on a different sheet.mhhh, I looked up some other (German) domains.
Not sure about the results. There are some huge fluctuations(~20x) in the data without obvious explanations. Maybe some can explain how they generate those numbers:
> Its much better to pick 1 language for a
...). You'll notice that many if not all mix languages. If done wisely the advantages of both languages - e.g. C & ASM - can solve dificult tasks quite nicely.
> project and stick with it, or do a total
> rewrite. Mixing the two will just cause
> problems.
Randomly Mixing languages is indeed a nightmare.
But I suggest you have a look at big projects like(gcc, GNU kernel
> I'm sure some of these contain the nitrites you
> mentioned, no?
There is some nitrit included in your list. But please remember, that the absorption and emission wave length not only depend on a single atom or bond but are also greatly influensed by the surrounding bonds/structures.
Your list is nothing but a first indication if the choosen method should be investigated.
first let's check the details domain: korea-dpr.com a-record: 62.15.138.202 inetnum: 62.15.135.0 - 62.15.139.255 netname: masDSL route: 62.15.0.0/16 descr: Jazz Telecom S.A. Global Spanish ISP country: ES mhhh, don't think you'll /. Spain, do you!?
Wonna suggest any other N.K. domains :)