not just those, real jet engines were also used, with wings, open cockpit mini-planes, wing suits, on packs. Even the Nazis in Germany were playing with them.
The slashdot code writers have caught the "Web 2.0 client side technologies" craze, and are driven to making the UI ever more bloated and useless with each passing day.
he captured the essence of the problem, the bovine-fart nonsense being one result showing the problems of agenda-driven funding of education and science
Do not be deceived by the idolatry of the false mechanical squids, when the real squid-god Cthulhu comes he will devour all people, and reward his faithful followers by eating them first.
in reality, patents don't even guarantee that. Naive people imagine that a patent will give them exclusive ability to make money from something, or to control anyone who tries to make a certain thing, or to ensure a portion of revenue will go to them. A particular patent may not do any of those things.
what you or I have created is not relevant to discussion of morals, though as engineering physicist and more recently software developer, I have made many things in my lifetime that are used by at least tens of millions of people. It is fine to have things for sale and to have royalties, but the core issue in this context is that poor people who could never afford a $250 OS o $1400 office suite can magically replicate something which does not take anything away from anyone, the software companies still make their billions
Wow. You don't use paper because you didn't get the Egyptian's permission, you don't use anything with lenses, focusing mirrors or prisms because you don't have Ibn Sahl's nor Ptolemy's permission, you don't use electronic binary computers because you don't have Atanasoff's permission. You are one very, very moral person, never using anyone's work or ideas without their permission or paying them money. You amaze us.
Make movies of submachine gun wielding cartoon characters (whose images have been jealously guarded) kicking in suspected file sharers doors and hosing down the grandmas and children with bullets!
Real? The federal government of the United States affords me and you no such protection, more local government handles those issues.. In fact, by the trafficking of billions of dollars a year in narcotics for operations for which Congress denies them funding, they are partly responsible for the rampant drug crimes in this country.
Your cell phone can track and be remotely activitated to monitor your conversations. A message appearing to be sent to all could be sent to a few to manipulate them. This is the Telescreen of Orwell's 1984 False flag attack enablement, is what this is.
you're overjoyed the government has implemented the telescreen of 1984 ?
I'm not, the government need to be reduced to an impotent little entity that has little or no effect on the economy, daily life, my security other than marshalling an army if or when we are attacked (a real war, not these "actions" of the past 50 years). How evil and dangerous, this thing and the monster that our federal government has become.
we did that to a few Republican senators, had problems with altitude axis noise of 2" amplitude at 2 Hz whenever they were in a men's room stall, never could figure that one out
we already have sent interplanetary craft to all the planets (New Horizons to arrive at Pluto in 2015), why wouldn't it be time to plan unmanned interstellar trip?
Slashdot Mirror
With R2 covering, Seal Team Element R1 entering bedroom, lolling tongue out side of mouth: "Waaaaassuuuuuuuuuuup!!!!"
Bin Laden: "just chillin' with my ho's..... watchin some porn"
might also explain why hoards of people can stand to watch it?
oh yeah??? well, I have just three things to say to you, smarty-pants: Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!, Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!, BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!
not just those, real jet engines were also used, with wings, open cockpit mini-planes, wing suits, on packs. Even the Nazis in Germany were playing with them.
The slashdot code writers have caught the "Web 2.0 client side technologies" craze, and are driven to making the UI ever more bloated and useless with each passing day.
he captured the essence of the problem, the bovine-fart nonsense being one result showing the problems of agenda-driven funding of education and science
thank God they're only using that plus the three little numbers on the back as a kind of checksum
Do not be deceived by the idolatry of the false mechanical squids, when the real squid-god Cthulhu comes he will devour all people, and reward his faithful followers by eating them first.
http://rubbersuitstudios.com/ptcct.htm
Read the gospel tract of Cthulhu, and be SAVED (well, hors d'oeuvres anyway)
Windows 7 is more secure than Microsoft Xenix?
in reality, patents don't even guarantee that. Naive people imagine that a patent will give them exclusive ability to make money from something, or to control anyone who tries to make a certain thing, or to ensure a portion of revenue will go to them. A particular patent may not do any of those things.
how 1950s and 1960s. I'm almost 50 and this kind of shit was done long before I was born.
what you or I have created is not relevant to discussion of morals, though as engineering physicist and more recently software developer, I have made many things in my lifetime that are used by at least tens of millions of people. It is fine to have things for sale and to have royalties, but the core issue in this context is that poor people who could never afford a $250 OS o $1400 office suite can magically replicate something which does not take anything away from anyone, the software companies still make their billions
Wow. You don't use paper because you didn't get the Egyptian's permission, you don't use anything with lenses, focusing mirrors or prisms because you don't have Ibn Sahl's nor Ptolemy's permission, you don't use electronic binary computers because you don't have Atanasoff's permission. You are one very, very moral person, never using anyone's work or ideas without their permission or paying them money. You amaze us.
Make movies of submachine gun wielding cartoon characters (whose images have been jealously guarded) kicking in suspected file sharers doors and hosing down the grandmas and children with bullets!
Real? The federal government of the United States affords me and you no such protection, more local government handles those issues.. In fact, by the trafficking of billions of dollars a year in narcotics for operations for which Congress denies them funding, they are partly responsible for the rampant drug crimes in this country.
Your cell phone can track and be remotely activitated to monitor your conversations. A message appearing to be sent to all could be sent to a few to manipulate them. This is the Telescreen of Orwell's 1984 False flag attack enablement, is what this is.
it could easily be abused for a terrorist attack with a body count thouands, just with a single message
you're overjoyed the government has implemented the telescreen of 1984 ?
I'm not, the government need to be reduced to an impotent little entity that has little or no effect on the economy, daily life, my security other than marshalling an army if or when we are attacked (a real war, not these "actions" of the past 50 years). How evil and dangerous, this thing and the monster that our federal government has become.
unless he puts a webcam up so we can monitor the nude GF
we did that to a few Republican senators, had problems with altitude axis noise of 2" amplitude at 2 Hz whenever they were in a men's room stall, never could figure that one out
google gives different results depending on many variables; when I click on your link it shows "About 72,400 results (0.09 seconds) "
I hope you realize I'm just having fun with this thread, you seem to be taking things seriously
you could research the "chicago pile one" for starters (and no need to use cadmium for control rods, rods filled with borax solution would do)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Pile-1
we can do that with a laser, but you don't get much thrust that way. a Newton (a fifth of a pound) per 300 megawatts, a very bad deal indeed.
we already have sent interplanetary craft to all the planets (New Horizons to arrive at Pluto in 2015), why wouldn't it be time to plan unmanned interstellar trip?
If the Centaurians actually use that crap, the war will have only losers.