In the very long run, after we colonize Mars and possibly the Moon, latency issues will become even more severe. It will be interesting to see whether we will simply give them separate networks or have those networks as part of the internet. If the second occurs, we may need new protocols to deal with the large latency and related issues.
If you're going to put Debian or Ubuntu on it, you might as well get an Asus Eee Box and save yourself several hundred bucks. For light server roles, the Atom CPU is fine. Works for me!
And as always, I think grandpa Simpson's classic comment really sums up the attitude behind why so many Americans are reluctant to switching; “My car gets forty rods to the hogshead, and that's the way I likes it!”
/Mikael
Homer himself would say: Greenwich... mmmm.. pizza!
Take a look at the Copyright Act of 1976. You'll be astonished to discover that:
-it starts with definitions
It defines quite a number of terms ("derivative work", "anonymous work"), but strangely enough there is no definition for "work" which is the very thing that copyright applies to!
It is estimated that a human would have to consume the equivalent of 15 lbs of marijuana in 15 minutes in order to overdose, a feat which is clearly impossible.
How does that make any sense? Not that I disagree, but it seems to me that removing 'species' from scientific discourse completely removes any space in scientific discourse for evolution as an accepted part of the scientific establishment. Evolution as a science depends on species and their granular definition.
I think biologists (especially taxonomists) should become more familiar with set theory, beginning at least with the Principia and type theory (and thus avoid the Russell's Paradox they keep running into). They can deal with Goedel and Wittgenstein later;-)
I see your Kennedy Space Center (included BTW) and raise you a Baikonur Cosmodrome, which I'm planning to visit in October ! I hope to witness a Proton launch (exact date TBD) or at least see the rocket!
I guess I could mount the bug module as an auxiliary power source for my Roomba which has already been modified to run on pizza crumbs and Mountain Dew spills.
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In the very long run, after we colonize Mars and possibly the Moon, latency issues will become even more severe. It will be interesting to see whether we will simply give them separate networks or have those networks as part of the internet. If the second occurs, we may need new protocols to deal with the large latency and related issues.
Quantum entanglement, baby!
Feed me, Seymour... :-/
Actually, if the plant eats pets, it'll save the environment!
"HogFarmer Niels" has a nice ring to it.
I can replace my racks with a three-ring binder!
Because Japan doesn't have the landmass... they have fewer lines to lay and less overhead.
Secession by the States. Fixed.
Heck, I used to ROLL cigarettes while driving (steering with my knee), with no adverse consequences.
If you're going to put Debian or Ubuntu on it, you might as well get an Asus Eee Box and save yourself several hundred bucks. For light server roles, the Atom CPU is fine. Works for me!
NSLU2 works for me...and oh, GET OFF MY LAWN!
And as always, I think grandpa Simpson's classic comment really sums up the attitude behind why so many Americans are reluctant to switching; “My car gets forty rods to the hogshead, and that's the way I likes it!”
/Mikael
Homer himself would say: Greenwich... mmmm.. pizza!
MUJI speakers!
Take a look at the Copyright Act of 1976. You'll be astonished to discover that: -it starts with definitions
It defines quite a number of terms ("derivative work", "anonymous work"), but strangely enough there is no definition for "work" which is the very thing that copyright applies to!
is the white macbook in the picture......
They should've photoshopped it black for a more "enterprisey" look".
I'll be claiming me mateys...arr!
It is estimated that a human would have to consume the equivalent of 15 lbs of marijuana in 15 minutes in order to overdose, a feat which is clearly impossible.
Two words: Joey Chestnut
Geez, don't they teach editors to come up with snappy headlines anymore?
What a country!
My nick ain't "srussia" for nothin'!
How does that make any sense? Not that I disagree, but it seems to me that removing 'species' from scientific discourse completely removes any space in scientific discourse for evolution as an accepted part of the scientific establishment. Evolution as a science depends on species and their granular definition.
I think biologists (especially taxonomists) should become more familiar with set theory, beginning at least with the Principia and type theory (and thus avoid the Russell's Paradox they keep running into). They can deal with Goedel and Wittgenstein later ;-)
I see your Kennedy Space Center (included BTW) and raise you a Baikonur Cosmodrome, which I'm planning to visit in October ! I hope to witness a Proton launch (exact date TBD) or at least see the rocket!
seven-story earthquake-proof wooden building
There! Are! Six! Floors!
It's actually seven. Linked video from TFA (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2XMfOXVOvo) shows where the shake table level is.
Oddly enough (and assuming you meant to write "flammable" instead of "inflammable")...
Oddly enough, "flammable" and "inflammable" mean the same thing.
Keep in mind that the criteria for speciation is, itself, somewhat arbitrary and there exist few fine borders in nature for classifying things.
Exactly. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Species_problem. The concept of "species" is so poorly defined that it deserves no place in scientific discourse.
Oddly enough, the Dewey Decimal System is at v22, no decimal.
More space than a Nomad! Not lame!
I guess I could mount the bug module as an auxiliary power source for my Roomba which has already been modified to run on pizza crumbs and Mountain Dew spills.
Except for the one time where it was lupus.
You're just crying wolf.
The best handset for freedom will also be the best handset for terrorism.
That's because one man's freedom fighter is someone else's terrorist.