with today's news the situation gets even funnier for the Obama / Feinstein talking points of going to anti-"assualt rifle" and federal background checks... perp used a shotgun (just like Joe Biden reccommended!) and moreover had fed background check for his contractor job (passed even with all his previous bad behaviour).
Someone play Barack and the bitch (who built her millions on exporting assualt weapons while serving on committeee that authorized the same) the sad trombone
You need some remedial physics. A metal is mostly nucleons by mass and by simple count. Electron movement is always due to work being done on them. In this situation the metal and electrolytes are supplying energy which is equivalent to performing the work (work-energy equivalence). Yes, I'm a physicist.
preliminary research indicate the shooter was registered Democrat, Obama supporter, muslim and gay. Obama's teleprompter is going to drill a hole in the ground with the spin job.
do tell, what "natural materials" are suitable for making a stove that don't require massive amounts of energy to modify for the purpose? If you are going to suggest a giant clay stove I'll laugh at you, they exist but only in places in no need of this article's stove, for an excellent reason.
Enclosed stove with a stack and convection-based oxygenating of fuel, been done for thousands of years in various places in asia and africa. I swear, I get tired of reading of "innovations" that seem to be rediscovered every decade of my 50 years, but this is even more annoying.
nonsense, there are "traditional stoves" that look just like your 2nd picture. Designed by smart people who had a culture where they could pass good ideas along.
yes, we can call these electrolytes with dissimilar metals in them a "power cell", and if we make a group, a battery, of them to get either higher potentials or more current , we could call them.......batterized cells? hmnmm, maybe a single word could convey the meaning.....??
funny, another group of people went through something worse than that for much more than 100 years, and do much better than most. their culture and mindset made a difference
The "chiners", as you call them, value education and hard work, like white people used to do. And as blacks should do. Go ahead and call me racist, for wanting people to have a good education and and opportunity to use it.
One basic education in reading, writing, arithmetic, speaking and science per child, using paper and pencil and no computers, would be a superior solution. That's all the education I had as child. I've had no difficulties putting computers to work on engineering, financial, and scientific problems since then. What a fallacy, to think children need "computer skills"; they need thinking skills.
How is the education in such communities now? Have you heard a black teacher from the south side of Chicago speak on TV? They only use one vowel (a schwa?) and horrible grammar. Throwing money at the problem has not solved anything.
not very quickly, the pressure is a couple percent over atmospheric. it gets even more interesting with airships with their multiple chambers, an airship 600 tested by UK DERA took *several hundred* rounds of automatic gunfire and still floated for a couple hours.
now that's a funny question, only because the answer is long distance trips with helium were done over half a century ago and it was boring and common long before most slashdotters were born. the craft usually had mulitple chambers so not a single "balloon". So there is indeed nothing new here,
sure it escapes but there is not a net loss, there is gain. 50 grams of helium leave while 67 grams are added to the atmosphere every second,the concentration is slowly going up. but even with no replenishment the 3.7 billion tons of helium in the atmosphere would take a very long time to drop to 10% of its current value, tens of millions of years (rate would drop as concentration lowers)
As far as extraction, just pointing out the helium is not going away so as last resort could be reclaimed though hugely expensive energy-wise.
That's because of the efficent use of bits by the kernel. All non-random stuff fed in gets further sorted to zeroes and ones, and the ones inverted to zeros. Those zeros are then fed out of/dev/zero, while the random stuff goes out/dev/urandom
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with today's news the situation gets even funnier for the Obama / Feinstein talking points of going to anti-"assualt rifle" and federal background checks... perp used a shotgun (just like Joe Biden reccommended!) and moreover had fed background check for his contractor job (passed even with all his previous bad behaviour).
Someone play Barack and the bitch (who built her millions on exporting assualt weapons while serving on committeee that authorized the same) the sad trombone
oh my, now it turned out perp didn't even use an AR-15, instead he used a shotgun just like Joe Biden said every American should use for home defense.
passed federal background check for his contractor job too, maybe those wouldn't make a dent in gun crime?
You need some remedial physics. A metal is mostly nucleons by mass and by simple count. Electron movement is always due to work being done on them. In this situation the metal and electrolytes are supplying energy which is equivalent to performing the work (work-energy equivalence). Yes, I'm a physicist.
preliminary research indicate the shooter was registered Democrat, Obama supporter, muslim and gay. Obama's teleprompter is going to drill a hole in the ground with the spin job.
yes, and firing that clay is very energy intensive.
Compared to what? Japan where more people are murdered by their own hand? Syria? North Korea? Mexico?
I'm merely watching you dig a hole for yourself
do tell, what "natural materials" are suitable for making a stove that don't require massive amounts of energy to modify for the purpose? If you are going to suggest a giant clay stove I'll laugh at you, they exist but only in places in no need of this article's stove, for an excellent reason.
Enclosed stove with a stack and convection-based oxygenating of fuel, been done for thousands of years in various places in asia and africa. I swear, I get tired of reading of "innovations" that seem to be rediscovered every decade of my 50 years, but this is even more annoying.
nonsense, there are "traditional stoves" that look just like your 2nd picture. Designed by smart people who had a culture where they could pass good ideas along.
sure it would work grandly, but the metals would be eaten faster.
yes, we can call these electrolytes with dissimilar metals in them a "power cell", and if we make a group, a battery, of them to get either higher potentials or more current , we could call them.......batterized cells? hmnmm, maybe a single word could convey the meaning.....??
It certainly is not the electrons, those are the things being powered, having work done on them. the metals and electrolyte are doing the work
funny, another group of people went through something worse than that for much more than 100 years, and do much better than most. their culture and mindset made a difference
call it anything you want, point is throwing money at that issue has not solved anytihng
That's just an engineering problem, it will be solved.
The "chiners", as you call them, value education and hard work, like white people used to do. And as blacks should do. Go ahead and call me racist, for wanting people to have a good education and and opportunity to use it.
One basic education in reading, writing, arithmetic, speaking and science per child, using paper and pencil and no computers, would be a superior solution. That's all the education I had as child. I've had no difficulties putting computers to work on engineering, financial, and scientific problems since then. What a fallacy, to think children need "computer skills"; they need thinking skills.
How is the education in such communities now? Have you heard a black teacher from the south side of Chicago speak on TV? They only use one vowel (a schwa?) and horrible grammar. Throwing money at the problem has not solved anything.
no, sexbot already exist, just not common yet
automation of the human brain will be last
not very quickly, the pressure is a couple percent over atmospheric. it gets even more interesting with airships with their multiple chambers, an airship 600 tested by UK DERA took *several hundred* rounds of automatic gunfire and still floated for a couple hours.
now that's a funny question, only because the answer is long distance trips with helium were done over half a century ago and it was boring and common long before most slashdotters were born. the craft usually had mulitple chambers so not a single "balloon". So there is indeed nothing new here,
sure it escapes but there is not a net loss, there is gain. 50 grams of helium leave while 67 grams are added to the atmosphere every second ,the concentration is slowly going up. but even with no replenishment the 3.7 billion tons of helium in the atmosphere would take a very long time to drop to 10% of its current value, tens of millions of years (rate would drop as concentration lowers)
As far as extraction, just pointing out the helium is not going away so as last resort could be reclaimed though hugely expensive energy-wise.
That's because of the efficent use of bits by the kernel. All non-random stuff fed in gets further sorted to zeroes and ones, and the ones inverted to zeros. Those zeros are then fed out of /dev/zero, while the random stuff goes out /dev/urandom
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