funny, of course the norm for humans isn't leaders elected by votes. although leadeers in many systems have and are in the pockets of what we'd today call large corporations
not hard to understand at all. such systems have been proposed, read about them. the satellites that will have to be launched, the gear that will be installed. billions of dollars and years of time (e.g. Next Gen)
harsh reality and what people imagine about capabilities of technology are two very different things
I seem to recall Russia calling our Homeland protectors and warning us about a particular guy. they didn't have to bother to do that, and it's an extraordinary thing that they did. Our Protectors of Der Fatherland ignored the warning. being busy courting punks and filling their heads with violent thoughts and then fake weapons so they could make headlines. And so the Boston Marathon bombings happened. So, who is the enemy of We the People?
this has *everything* to do with bitcoin, there are no regulations or laws to ensure quality of code. The dollars in the federal reserve computer network do not have this issue
nonsense, as soon as you invoke mass production the fact is extremely cheap real and *properly* shaped convex lenses can be made from glass for a penny a pop, that would exceed by far the abilities of this article's tumbled grit.
the article and its device make no sense, they're nonsense
article admits in cases when plane suddenly crashes the system is useless, the black box is only useful source of data
reality is a system such as Next Gen that would have sufficient satellite coverage and bandwidth will cost billions and take years to implement (including launching satellites). that's the only way the tens of thousands of daily flights could have their data recorded.
So we'll tell the families of the presumed dead of the Malaysian airlines flights not to listen to technically ignorant assholes like you, the technology to track flights that end in sudden disaster over the open sea just don't exist in 2014.
no, they get the nuclear fuel from Russia to put in their made-in-Russia reactors. that they mine natural uranium is of no import, they have not the facilities nor expertise to enrich uranium or extract plutonium
continue have fun being homeless on the street, complaining about the cold and hunger, begging for money from annoyed office workers, and sleeping under carboard sheet in midwest winter 168 hours a week.
well a quotation about SAT approved calculators would be, "I predict in 25 years, graphing calculators will have twice the power, cost four times as much, and have the same crappy 96 x 64 pixel display"
we did in the 70s, we made lenses out of glass rods melted to have bead with "thread" for mounting. and doesn't have the hassle of needing to put industrial grit into a tumbler to make polished spheres like this article's
I swear, I'm old enough to see shit get re-invented again and again, a little bit worse each iteration
IPCC
funny, of course the norm for humans isn't leaders elected by votes. although leadeers in many systems have and are in the pockets of what we'd today call large corporations
batteries on all that crap will run out in two weeks
not hard to understand at all. such systems have been proposed, read about them. the satellites that will have to be launched, the gear that will be installed. billions of dollars and years of time (e.g. Next Gen)
harsh reality and what people imagine about capabilities of technology are two very different things
bullshit, most anything of value in this world could be destroyed on the cheap (less than 1% of value) by a band of suicidal thugs
oh really? stand the thing up and cut the power, no one will be running to the cabin under those conditions
you can get aviation fuel most anywhere, and just use kerosene if you don't care much about long term
don't need a runway at all, just plough down a field or dig a huge trench in a beach (or near a beach, for that matter)
I amused people think a plane needs to have a nice landing. chuck yeager didn't think so, "a good landing is one you can walk away from"
I seem to recall Russia calling our Homeland protectors and warning us about a particular guy. they didn't have to bother to do that, and it's an extraordinary thing that they did. Our Protectors of Der Fatherland ignored the warning. being busy courting punks and filling their heads with violent thoughts and then fake weapons so they could make headlines. And so the Boston Marathon bombings happened. So, who is the enemy of We the People?
oh, are we at war with Russia?
last I checked we were sticking our noses into Crimea situation (majority of populace ethnic Russian) but do tell what constitutes "enemies"
there are laws that protect you in the event of credit card theft, your post crumbles in a pile of illogic
the flaws are with bitcoin
yes, technology has certainly armed you, Bill Gates, you twisted evil fuck
sticking the money in your shorts or mattress makes one immune to inflation?
this has *everything* to do with bitcoin, there are no regulations or laws to ensure quality of code. The dollars in the federal reserve computer network do not have this issue
this is a bitcoin failure, there are no regulations or insurance to insure held bitcoins are safe or even exist
bitcoin is not a currency, it is not money, it fails liquidity and other requirements that real money satifies
nonsense, as soon as you invoke mass production the fact is extremely cheap real and *properly* shaped convex lenses can be made from glass for a penny a pop, that would exceed by far the abilities of this article's tumbled grit.
the article and its device make no sense, they're nonsense
but over or near land generally planes are in constant communication with ground stations anyway, that's why crash sites are very quickly reached
not even on their website do its developers explain what Replicant is, or what its goals and purpose are
wikipedia does a better job...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R...
article admits in cases when plane suddenly crashes the system is useless, the black box is only useful source of data
reality is a system such as Next Gen that would have sufficient satellite coverage and bandwidth will cost billions and take years to implement (including launching satellites). that's the only way the tens of thousands of daily flights could have their data recorded.
So we'll tell the families of the presumed dead of the Malaysian airlines flights not to listen to technically ignorant assholes like you, the technology to track flights that end in sudden disaster over the open sea just don't exist in 2014.
no, they get the nuclear fuel from Russia to put in their made-in-Russia reactors. that they mine natural uranium is of no import, they have not the facilities nor expertise to enrich uranium or extract plutonium
continue have fun being homeless on the street, complaining about the cold and hunger, begging for money from annoyed office workers, and sleeping under carboard sheet in midwest winter 168 hours a week.
no I have to look like a dweeb in front on clients with two different phones
the iphone does do one thing the android can't, tries to sell me Apple Store crap
well a quotation about SAT approved calculators would be, "I predict in 25 years, graphing calculators will have twice the power, cost four times as much, and have the same crappy 96 x 64 pixel display"
we did in the 70s, we made lenses out of glass rods melted to have bead with "thread" for mounting. and doesn't have the hassle of needing to put industrial grit into a tumbler to make polished spheres like this article's
I swear, I'm old enough to see shit get re-invented again and again, a little bit worse each iteration