cellphone detonated bomb is NOT a smart thing, practically every ATF squad has (should/must) a jammer (jams almost everything up to xx gigahertz) - employing this baby in bomb related events is a standard procedure EXACTLY because radio triggered bombs are popular, and GSM/CDMA ones are easiest to make and hardest to quickly track.
Heck, I can make one in an hour now (remember its christmas). Simply connect speaker of the phone to the detonator circuit and you are ready to go, no need for fancy shmancy sms/callerID if you are in a hurry, just prey not to get one of those nice "would you like to buy" calls when you are priming this thing:]
? Nothing, All I'm saying is that the "tester" was clueless.
>I recently bought a 2GB Kingston card for my Canon, which gets an average 3.3
>MB per picture at full resolution. Let's say for arguments sake that I can
>only get 500 pictures on the card. If I can fully rewrite the card 10000
>times, then that's 5000000 (five million) photos. If you do some more math,
>you find that if I want the card to last five years, I can take up to 2700
>photos each day, every day.
That is true. I can only add that my boxes are using SLC cards in CF-to-IDE adapters, and are swapping about 100-500MB daily (custom routers/scanners/filters). The oldest runs since May and there were no badblocks on any of those cards (>10).
MLC is _good enough_ for camera usage. SLC is desired if you swap a lot of data (its way faster).
"Currently, life expectancy of SLC flash is rated at approximately 100,000 cycles and MLC flash is rated to have approximately 10,000 cycles."
and so on, better? Anybody with a clue about flash memory knows that. Guy from Anandtech was a consumer, not an engineer, that why this "test" is just a "test".
erm, stop stuffing yourselfe with that McDonald _something_ , turn off TV, go out and look around you. Germany made that decision a long time ago and migrated number of public institutions with succes. Not everyone in the world is lazy as americans, some people do work for themselfes (instead of VCing out of busines and money small companies for breakfast).
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cellphone detonated bomb is NOT a smart thing, practically every ATF squad has (should/must) a jammer (jams almost everything up to xx gigahertz) - employing this baby in bomb related events is a standard procedure EXACTLY because radio triggered bombs are popular, and GSM/CDMA ones are easiest to make and hardest to quickly track. :]
Heck, I can make one in an hour now (remember its christmas). Simply connect speaker of the phone to the detonator circuit and you are ready to go, no need for fancy shmancy sms/callerID if you are in a hurry, just prey not to get one of those nice "would you like to buy" calls when you are priming this thing
>So what?
? Nothing, All I'm saying is that the "tester" was clueless.
>I recently bought a 2GB Kingston card for my Canon, which gets an average 3.3
>MB per picture at full resolution. Let's say for arguments sake that I can
>only get 500 pictures on the card. If I can fully rewrite the card 10000
>times, then that's 5000000 (five million) photos. If you do some more math,
>you find that if I want the card to last five years, I can take up to 2700
>photos each day, every day.
That is true. I can only add that my boxes are using SLC cards in CF-to-IDE adapters, and are swapping about 100-500MB daily (custom routers/scanners/filters). The oldest runs since May and there were no badblocks on any of those cards (>10).
MLC is _good enough_ for camera usage. SLC is desired if you swap a lot of data (its way faster).
>Its just an advertisement.
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What is an advertisment? My post or anandtech "test"?
link to more sources: http://hardware.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1721
SD license costs money, so is not so popular (as it could be)
Here :
C TION=3700&PRIMID=&FileName=TOSHIBA.apr2004.HTML
http://www.edn.com/article-partner/CA503389.html
"The endurance of MLC Flash memory is a minimum of 10,000 write/erase cycles per cell, compared to around 100,000 cycles for SLC Flash."
http://www.electronicproducts.com/ShowPage.asp?SE
"Currently, life expectancy of SLC flash is rated at approximately 100,000 cycles and MLC flash is rated to have approximately 10,000 cycles."
and so on, better? Anybody with a clue about flash memory knows that. Guy from Anandtech was a consumer, not an engineer, that why this "test" is just a "test".
> but lasts 5 times less than the slowest ones
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this is a BS, as previously stated here http://hardware.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1721
Kingston is MLC based and has the WORST life cycle,
Fast cards are SLC based are and on average ~10 times better.
Here is a proof : http://www.achieva.com.au/news_slcvsmlc.htm
How to POST : http://uploads.ungrounded.net/188000/188612_Postin g.swf
http://kiel.kool.dk:27/mmc.c
http://zeeb.at/oops/Canadair%20Challanger%20600-2. jpg . jpg . jpg
http://zeeb.at/oops/Canadair%20Challanger%20600-3
http://zeeb.at/oops/Canadair%20Challanger%20600-1
btw this is how a plane after hitting a building looks like, see any similarities? I dont.
>Norad exercise
well, read again, because this wery exercise was "coincidentally" taking place at 9/11/2001
this was a main reason for misplacing jets
>Ah, now that makes sense. I've heard a lot of people say that Debian lacks polish.
;]
You dont want to know what 'polish my ass' means
>She's the hottest one.
;-), she looks like a lady when you take her to dinner, and a total slut in bed, perfect combo
agreed
its not about flickering, fluorescent light sources are just bad for health - they radiate all kinds of 'nasty stuff'
erm, arent those stocks non voting non dividend one ?
charge FROM YOUR cut
I'm sorry, but I dont speak english, so me clicking yes on that TOS wasnt too much legal binding, was it?
it was Poland who had the best programmers.
Anal-Probes Stay Inside a ...
wake up, wake up !
but this guy's so prolific it makes me wonder what he's doing right.
Its called money.
+ there was a "quantum" word used, and whenewer I see one I know that you cant observe without interfering
...sortof
j/k
yes, you are
but money *IS*
Have you seen those subs? MIT one looks like from SF movie, those kids made _something_ from broom sticks and won.
erm, stop stuffing yourselfe with that McDonald _something_ , turn off TV, go out and look around you. Germany made that decision a long time ago and migrated number of public institutions with succes. Not everyone in the world is lazy as americans, some people do work for themselfes (instead of VCing out of busines and money small companies for breakfast).
a beer for you it is