The useful work is not only through heat. If you inject essentially a liquid and ignite it, even without any heat, it will nearly instantly vaporize, which increases the pressure, plus it decomposes into smaller molecules, which also increase the pressure.
A car engine isn't a straight up heat engine because it extracts energy from the chemical bonds of the hydrocarbons.
How is a few racks each packed with 80 1U servers, louder than a jet engine, requiring 500 MW of cooling, 30 miles of cable and a million LED's not sexy?
Try using openoffice's math editor, it blows away Equation Editor. Equation editor sucks, requires too much clicking. OpenOffice's can be done entirely with the keyboard, so it is much faster. Mathematica's entering system is pretty good too. Accomplished Tex writers can churn out equations as fast as they can think them.
With all the other systems, there is a learning curve, but you are trading a little bit of work now to learn them versus a lot of wasted work over the course of being lazy and using equation editor. Time to step up to the plate.
Considering that viruses are essentially bundles of proteins, and this laser trashes the virus, how would the laser not trash proteins in cells potentially containing the viruses?
One time pads are not good for the internet because you need an already secure channel to transmit the keys. Public key encryption was good because it allowed the creation of a secure channel despite transmitting information openly.
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The useful work is not only through heat. If you inject essentially a liquid and ignite it, even without any heat, it will nearly instantly vaporize, which increases the pressure, plus it decomposes into smaller molecules, which also increase the pressure.
A car engine isn't a straight up heat engine because it extracts energy from the chemical bonds of the hydrocarbons.
Nothing beats screen for terminals.
I use irssi + screen so I can be in some of my irc channels all the time, and connect to it from wherever I can run an ssh client.
I find it funny you emphasized 'really', considering most research shows our brains to be terrible at context switching:
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000022.html
http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000691.html
I don't think he'd want to be lumped in with most of those. One of the most important aspects to developer productivity is privacy and being free of interruptions. When Joel had his office space developed he made sure to stick by that. In most of the pictures in TFA you see a bunch of open space with a bunch of people with laptops crammed in. Good for social lives, bad for software development.
How is a few racks each packed with 80 1U servers, louder than a jet engine, requiring 500 MW of cooling, 30 miles of cable and a million LED's not sexy?
perhaps that just me...
It would only be a true reversal if the market took care of all aspects of the roads, and weren't built with money taken at gunpoint (taxes).
No, thats the beauty of Free Software. There are plenty of 'open source' softwares that you are not allowed to fork or distribute.
Why is there a box around this comment? Or am I just an idiot/AOL n00bzor?
I thought the #1 rule of cryptology was "only the key should be secret"
The better question, is what did it look like? Got any revealing pics?
Try using openoffice's math editor, it blows away Equation Editor. Equation editor sucks, requires too much clicking. OpenOffice's can be done entirely with the keyboard, so it is much faster. Mathematica's entering system is pretty good too. Accomplished Tex writers can churn out equations as fast as they can think them.
With all the other systems, there is a learning curve, but you are trading a little bit of work now to learn them versus a lot of wasted work over the course of being lazy and using equation editor. Time to step up to the plate.
Considering that viruses are essentially bundles of proteins, and this laser trashes the virus, how would the laser not trash proteins in cells potentially containing the viruses?
I'm pretty sure considering bases accept protons, bleach would not be an oxidizer :)
If you don't like being a thief or using proprietary software then yes.
Yeah, I wish it had an option that raising one window raised them all.....
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I supposed I could patch it myself but thats too much work
you can see it here http://finance.google.com/finance?q=SCOX
I think you mean $100,000
Why don't you learn to spell?
Ben Franklin did not 'invent' electricity.
One time pads are not good for the internet because you need an already secure channel to transmit the keys. Public key encryption was good because it allowed the creation of a secure channel despite transmitting information openly.
This thread is worthless without some videos. Give me videos!
Because "Whistler", "Longhorn", "Tiger", "Panther" are all more professional?
The purple onion is still there, they just moved a block over to a new location.
If man wasn't designed for killing man, then why does pretty much all of human history involve people killing each other regularly?